Acoustic neuroma surgery and tinnitus.

作者: Colm Fahy , Thomas P. Nikolopoulos , Gerard M. O'Donoghue

DOI: 10.1007/S00405-002-0473-Y

关键词: Acoustic neuroma surgeryAudiologyAnalysis of varianceSurgeryNeurosurgeryIn patientOtorhinolaryngologyMedicineQuality of lifeTinnitusCranial nerve disease

摘要: The objectives of this study were to assess the effect that acoustic neuroma surgery has on tinnitus and investigate possible predictors (tumour size patients' ages at operation) as well ascertain if overall quality life in patients with neuromas is affected by their tinnitus. A questionnaire was sent randomly selected post acoustic-neuroma surgery. This based Glasgow Benefit Inventory contained a standardised series four functional gradings for In study, 51 from total 68 returned questionnaire, there follow-up period between 1 3 years following age operation, tumour correlated impact Statistical analysis used one-way variance, chi-square test, ranks Spearman Rank Correlations. Significance accepted P 0.05). significant percentage neuromas, approximately 60%, suffer preoperatively, number may increase slightly postoperatively. It remains unpredictable which will improve, show no change deteriorate do not seem be associated results also suggest relatively minor importance However, candidates should thoroughly informed about operation status.

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