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1 Acoustic neuroma A tumor arising on the auditory (VIIIth cranial) nerve CSD Chapter 6
2 acoustic neuroma benign tumor within the auditory canal growing from the acoustic nerve Chap. 9-16
3 acoustic neuroma benign tumor within the auditory canal growing from the acoustic nerve, may cause hearing loss Chapter 13
4 acoustic neuroma benign tumor within the auditory canal growing from the acoustic nerve chp 13 ear medical/ surgical/disease terms
5 acoustic neuroma benign tumor of the ear Ch.18.6-Ear Disorders
6 Acoustic neuroma Benign tumor arising from the 8th cranial nerve in the brain. MJE- MT200 - Chapter 17 Vocab. Ear
7 acoustic neuroma benign tumor arising from the acoustic nerve in the brain (two words) MJE- MT200 - Chapter 17 Questions and Terms
8 Acoustic neuroma Benign tumor arising from the acoustic nerve. Medical Terminology - Chapter 17
9 acoustic neuroma benign tumor on the auditory nerve (8th cranial nerve) that causes vertigo, tinnitus, and hearing loss Chapter 13 - Prt3/4
10 acoustic neuroma benign tumor of the eighth cranial nerve sheath; the pressure causes symptoms such at tinnitus, headache, dizziness and progressive hearing loss 13-pathology
11 acoustic neuroma benign tumor on the auditory nerve (8th cranial nerve) that causes vertigo, tinnitus, and hearing loss C C 306M: The Ear - Quiz 6 Review

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