The flocculus may simulate a cerebellopontine angle mass in computed tomography (CT).
The CT appearance of the flocculus was compared with acoustic neuroma. Normal internal …

The diagnosis of acoustic neuroma usually does not present a major problem to the
radiologist. The bony changes produced in the region of the internal acoustic meatus are …

The introduction of computerized axial tomography (CT) in 1973 completely changed the
diagnostic evaluation of acoustic neuromas. Seventy to eighty percent of all acoustic …

High resolution CT air cisternography was used to examine 38 patients with clinical findings
and audiovestibular function studies consistent with a retrocochlear lesion. Four strictly …

Seventy patients suspected clinically of having an acoustic tumor were evaluated using the
computed tomographic (CT) scan as the initial neuroradiological procedure, followed by CO …

A detailed analysis of the CT findings in 75 cases of acoustic neuroma is presented. The
method of examination included plain and enhanced CT, metrizamide CT cisternography (M …

Unusual appearance of an acoustic neuroma on computed tomography Page 1
Neuroradiology (1981) 21:51-53 Neuroradiologg © Springer-Verlag 1981 Unusual …

Proton magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examinations were performed in six patients with
seven acoustic neuromas, and the results were compared with conventional tomography of …

Choristomas, masses of normal tissues in aberrant locations, contain smooth muscle fibers
and fibrous tissues. We describe the MR imaging features of two choristomas located in the …

• Computerized tomography has manifest usefulness in the roentgenologic identification of
intracranial masses, and acoustic neuromas are no exception. Nonetheless, traditional …