Multicentric Intra/Extracranial Cystic Facial Nerve Schwannoma: Case Report and Review of Literature

Malić, Mislav; Jović, Andrijana; Gjuric, Mislav

doi:10.1007/s12070-021-02693-8

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“…Facial nerve schwannoma is the most common tumor that arises from the facial nerve [1], while it is benign and grows slowly. Facial nerve schwannomas can cause cystic changes and grow rapidly [2]. It can occur in any part of the facial nerve and is most frequent in the temporal bone, facial nerve canal, cerebellar pons, internal auditory canal, and the parotid gland [3].…”

Section: Facial Nerve Schwannomamentioning

confidence: 99%

Facial nerve schwannoma and other benign neoplastic facial nerve lesions

Kitama

Oishi

2023

Current Opinion in Otolaryngology &Amp; Head &Amp; Neck Surgery

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Purpose of review Several neoplastic lesions may originate from facial nerves, including facial nerve schwannomas. These neoplastic lesions can cause various symptoms, such as facial nerve paralysis, and decrease the quality of life of patients. Therefore, knowledge of how to manage these diseases is important for otologists. However, the incidence of these diseases is extremely low, and universal management methods have not yet been established. This review summarizes recent advances in knowledge regarding these neoplastic lesions, especially facial nerve schwannomas. Recent findings Recent advances and the accumulation of knowledge regarding these benign facial nerve lesions have provided several preferable treatments and management methods, especially for facial nerve schwannomas. However, this still depends on the patient's symptoms and tumor localization. Summary This review presents the optimal treatment protocol and differential diagnosis of benign facial nerve lesions. This may be useful for pretreatment differentiation and treatment decision-making.

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Section: Facial Nerve Schwannomamentioning

confidence: 99%