What are the signs of surgical treatment for neuromas? Can you keep your hearing?
On-line workstation for Director Zhao Tian Ji, with a patient’s message: “Does my son have a brain core magnetic check on 25 December 2022 and a hearing neuromagnosis of 1.7*1.0 cm, a nuclear magnetic enhancement of 1.9*1.3 cm on 29 December 2023 and a review of the nuclear magnetic enhancement six months later on 10 July 2023, with 2.1*1.3 cm and a hearing examination of the child, and is he hearing normal at this time, and would you like to consult him? Does the hearing neuromagnosis of the child go at a fast pace?”
Director Zhao Tian Ji-ji: From the information currently available, the child ‘ s hearing is normal and the surgery is still difficult, mainly to see if the hearing can be preserved. The family is required to give me a clear picture of the tumour in the inner ear, to see the shape of the tumour, to see the depth, to see whether it is possible to retain the hearing, and to decide whether to observe or operate.
Patient question: I’ve sent out all the tests on the children. If there is no surgery, follow-up on a regular basis, how long does the normal cycle have to be checked? If you’re going to operate, do you have a chance of hearing security or do you have a chance of hearing security?
Director Zhao Tien Ji-ji explained that the hearing tumor, which is the size of your child, has a rate of about 30 per cent for hearing retention, without saying that it can retain a few percent of hearing, either it can’t, or it can keep, usually for about a year.
Patient questions: What is the extent or symptoms of the hearing of a nervous tumor, or what signs does the child choose to perform? Do you need any medication?
Director Zhao Tien Ji-ji explained that if tumours were found during follow-up observation to grow up or effective hearing was lost, the operation would be repeated.
The retention of hearing in neuromagnosis operations is the objective of neurosurgery, but not all neuromagnosis operations can achieve that goal. The retention of the hearing of patients with neuromagnosis is directly related to the tumour size and pre-operative hearing level. The higher the <2cm tumour diameter and pre-operative hearing, the higher the neurological and hearing retention rate. Thus, early diagnosis is essential to improve the retention of facial and hearing neurofunctional functions following neuromagnosis.
In addition to the size of the tumours, the micro-operational techniques of the surgeon, the concept of micro-innovation and the availability of advanced equipment such as ultrasound, high-speed grinding, neurophysiological monitoring, etc., are key factors determining the effects of the operation. In order to achieve real micro-initiatives and achieve satisfactory therapeutic effects, in addition to instrumentation and micro-surgery techniques, there is a need for a scientific micro-innovation by the surgeon. With reference to micro-intensity, perhaps the vast majority of patients will have a serious misperception that small incisions are the real micro-intensity. The right micro-inception, in addition to small mouths, small bones and windows, and beauty, is more important to the brain function.
The real and most important concept of neurosurgery is that of brain tissue and brain function. Good equipment and skilled micro-operations are necessary for most neurosurgery, including lock-in procedures, with one-sided emphasis on micro-stretching of the head, bone windows, but with little regard for micro-torture; when the conditions are not in place, they can only exacerbate brain damage and even cause brain dysfunction, with serious consequences, and fall into the “micro-invasive” error zone. In the case of treatment for neuromagnosis, full-cut tumours, with the perfect protection of the brain and nervous tissue, combined with small incisions, are the best therapeutic effects.
In sum, micro-micro-surgery is the preferred method of treating neuromagnosis, with the advantages of a safe total tumour removal, neurological retention and non-recurrence, when instruments, micro-technology and micro-innovation are available.
