The first clinical presentation of acoustic neuroma is feature of ____________
The earliest symptoms of acoustic neuromas include ipsilateral sensorineural hearing loss/deafness, disturbed sense of balance and altered gait, veigo with associated nausea and vomiting, and pressure in the ear, all of which can be attributed to the disruption of normal vestibulocochlear nerve function. Additionally more than 80% of patients have repoed tinnitus.
Brainstem involvement
Cerebellar involvement
Facial nerve involvement
Cochleovestibular symptoms