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Netwd Health Directory
Acoustic Neuroma
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Acoustic Neuroma Archive
Comprehensive informational site by and for acoustic neuroma patients with advice, news, stories, directories and links.
Acoustic Neuroma Association
Nonprofit organization providing information and support to patients.
Acoustic Neuroma Association of Canada
Information including treatment options and post - operative issues. Membership details and message board.
Acoustic Neuroma Pain
A support site for a rare pain syndrome occurring after an operation for acoustic neuroma.
Brian's Acoustic Neuroma UK Pages
Brian Lloyd describes personal experience of acoustic neuroma, life after his operation, impact, facts and figures, disability and benefits issues, hints and tips, lipreading and communication, glossary and links.
British Acoustic Neuroma Association
General information, including treatment options, news, plus details of local groups.
The Department of Neurological Surgery: University of Pittsburgh.
Acoustic neuromas (vestibular schwannomas) treatment options discussed including surgery, gamma knife radiosurgery and fractionated radiotherapy. Statistics, links and reference list provided.
General Practice Notebook - Acoustic neuroma
Clinically-oriented information.
My Acoustic Neuroma Experience
A diary of an engineer's experience with acoustic neuroma. A personal site that is very informative and interesting reading.
Seattle Acoustic Neuroma Group
Acoustic neuroma treatment options, support, links to doctors and hospitals, radiosurgery and microsurgery, and to other sites on acoustic neuroma. German and Spanish language versions.
Treatment Options for Acoustic Neuromas
Technological advances have significantly improved early diagnosis and expanded treatment options for acoustic neuroma, says P. Ashley Wackym, MD, John C. Koss Professor and Chairman of the Department of Otolaryngology and Communication Sciences. Find an article from HealthLink MCW.
What Is An Acoustic Neuroma?
Patient-oriented information on this disorder, including tinnitus, speech discrimination and facial nerve preservation.
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