CLINICAL CASE OF MICROVASCULAR DECOMPRESSION IN PATIENT WITH COCHLEOVESTIBULAR SYNDROME CAUSED BY COCHLEOVESTIBULAR NEURALGIA
This is a clinical case of surgical treatment of cohleovestibular syndrome which was presented with vertigo and tinnitus. Microvascular decompression of VIII radix led to complete regression of the symptoms. To disconnect anatomical structures medical felt was used. There was no need for endoscopic control because of good visualization of surgical field. Follow-up period lasted 1,5 years, no case of relapse have been observed.