Listening to a neurosurgery disease, which can be misdiagnosed, tends to develop slowly because of a benign neoplasm, with early manifestations mainly of one-sided, persistent, stubborn ear ringing, and treatments that are less effective and long-term loss of hearing. This is an irritation caused by tumours on the nerves, which is difficult to identify with ordinary ear ringing. As a result, early visits to the Ear, Nasal and Throat Section by many patients with neuromagnosis were not identified as causes of the disease and were considered to be general hearing loss or old-age deafness. One per cent – 2.5 per cent of all patients with sudden deafness were diagnosed as having a nervous tumor, so care should be taken to eliminate it. The patient simply mistook himself for a simple hearing decline, which did not attract sufficient attention, and when more serious symptoms such as facial numbness, abrasions and even headaches, water coughing, instability of walking and so on, the pathology has developed into a massive neuromagnosis, which, you know, is directly related to the length of the operation and the amount of post-operative complications.
Early prevention, early detection, early treatment
It is important for the middle-aged to consider the possibility of hearing a neuromagnosis before considering other diseases after hearing a neuromagnosis. At present, CT, nuclear magnetic technology has become a reliable means of diagnosing neuromas. Of course, middle-aged and persistent ear ringing patients can also go to the ear, nose and throat section or neurosurgery to test the hearing conductor, which is more economical, before further examination if there are problems. The CT can show whether the intrabone hearing is magnified and eroded, and MRI Enhanced Scan is the most sensitive and effective method of detecting neuromagnosis. If you’re listening to a nervous tumor, you have to be diagnosed and treated early. Otherwise, there is a high risk that the optimal treatment period will be missed and that the direct facial nerve damage will result in severe consequences such as abrasions and deafness.
Effective and ideal treatment
There are currently two main ways to deal with neuromaemia: an operation and a gamma knife. Microsurgery, which is currently recognized as the preferred treatment, consists mainly of lost paths, penetrator roads and post-accumulation pathways. A combination of tumour sizes, pre-operative hearing, age and general conditions of the patient shall be determined. Targets for surgical treatment: When surgically safe, as full as possible tumours and as far as possible the preservation of facial and hearing nerve functions (i.e. protection of the face). When tumours are detected at an early stage, the tumour is less than 3 cm, the facial nerve is subject only to tumour transfer, the surgical separation is easier, and the success rate of neurological protection is higher, and when tumours grow significantly, long-term tumour pressure can lead to severe neurological deformation, local adhesive, difficult to separate, the operation is quite difficult to perform, and the neurological protection becomes a medical problem. Many believe that tumours can be treated without a skull, without pain and at low risk as the best treatment, and then receive tumour treatment regardless of size. In fact, there is a strict surgical adjustment to the treatment of neuromagnosis, and only tumours of less than 3 cm can opt for gamma knife treatment. Experts also found in clinical treatment that some patients had to undergo surgery again precisely because of the unsatisfactory gamma knife treatment. The effect of the operation is also affected by previous experience with the gamma knife. Therefore, the more effective means of hysterectomy is the larger neuromagnosis surgery. The biggest advantages of gama treatment for hearing neuromas are safety, patient suffering and no surgical trauma; accurate exposure, operational convenience, protection of facial nerve, and no need to open a skull, suitable for patients of advanced age who are in poor condition.
