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1: Ann Otolaryngol Chir Cervicofac. 1985;102(1):19-29.Links

[Peculiarly slow development of several acoustic neuromas. Management]

[Article in French]

Martin C, Martin H, Portafaix M, Saby JL.

Thirteen patients presented with neurinomas of particularly slow evolution, including 5 cases with a history of over 20 years chronicity. These cases appear to be more common after 60 years of age and correspond often to stage I and II tumors. The decision to operate to resect the tumors is a difficult one to make, particularly in the bilateral forms.

PMID: 4004015 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]