The early manifestations of neuromagnosis are mainly one-sided, persistent and stubborn, and the effect of ear ringing therapy is often not visible and can be accompanied by a decrease in hearing over time. As this sound is sometimes not very sharp, it is also often ignored by the patients themselves. The growth of acoustic tumours can decrease the patient ‘ s hearing and eventually be completely lost; afterwards, the patient may have symptoms such as numbness of the face, shallowness of the nose, muteness of the voice, difficulty of swallowing, unstable walking, etc., which can result in increased headaches, vomiting, loss of vision, etc. in the later stages of the course of the disease, which can endanger life in serious cases. Early diagnosis and treatment are therefore essential.
What tests are required to diagnose neuromas?
1. History of the disease: The typical hearing neuromagnosis has the clinical manifestation of this gradual increase.
Neurological ear examinations: due to the early hearing and deafness of patients, visits are frequent in the ear. Hearing and front-court neurofunctional examinations are commonly used.
(1) Hearing examination: There are four methods of hearing examination that distinguish hearing impairments from hearing impairment tests from the conductor system, snails or hearing nerve, type I is a normal or mid-heart disease; type II is hearing loss of ear cochlear; and type III and IV is the threshold test for hearing neuropsychiatric decomposition. If the tone recedes more than 30 dB for hearing neuropsychological disorders, the success of the short-enhanced sensitive trials is 60% to 100% for ear snails, the cysts for which there is an addition to the double-heart interchangeal volume balance, and the cysts for which there is no addition.
(2) The phenomenon, reaction or partial disappearance of the damage to the neurological function of the Tribunal. It’s a common method of diagnosing neuromas. However, as fibres from the former cores cross through the brain bridge to the opposite side are at a shallower end, and are vulnerable to the oppression of large bridge brain tumours, around 10 per cent of the frontal functions of the body side can also be examined: hearing neuromagnosis originates in the front court of the hearing, and the early use of cold and hot water tests almost all detects that the frontal nervous function of the disease can be impaired.
3. Video inspection
(1) Skull X-rays: the skeletal skeletal tablets see the expansion of the inner ear, bone erosion or bone absorption.
(2) CT and MRI scans: CT is expressed as tumour equivalent or low density, with few high density images. The tumours are mostly circular or irregular and are located in the inner-heart mouth zone, with a multi-acoustic expansion, with a clear multiplier effect. The MRIT1 weighted image displays a slightly lower or equal signal, and the T2 weighted image displays a high signal. The fourth brain chamber is pressured into deformation, as are brain stem and small brain deformation. The tumour substance of the injection is significantly reinforced and the cystic zone is not reinforced.
Listening to a neuromas is a benign tumour, and early diagnosis is critical if it is able to operate before the tumor causes serious hearing damage and abrasions. Director Zhao Tien Ji-ji described microsurgery as the best option for the treatment of neurological tumours, both to remove all tumours and to preserve facial and hearing neurological functions as far as possible. Microsurgery is the preferred option for small neuromagnosis, which is designed to prevent tumours from growing, maintain neurological function and prevent new neurological damage, but there are problems of incomplete and radioactive brain edema, and it is difficult to retain facial neurological function after exposure.
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. 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.
The main objectives of the treatment of neuromagnosis are to remove tumors, to remove their oppressive effects on brain stem, small brain, and to remove the hydroplasm caused by tumors on the brain. Ideally, the best is a tumour, but the tumour cannot be fully laced with a nervous or vascular bond.
