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Acoustic neuroma may be classified into three subtypes based on tumor size and into six subtypes based on tumor location. | Acoustic neuroma may be classified into three subtypes based on tumor size and into six subtypes based on tumor location. | ||
==Staging== | ==Staging== | ||
For better description of patients' status then analyzing management strategy and outcome of the treatment, standardized grading for main symptoms have been made. Generally, the AAO-HNS Hearing Classifi- cation System,6 House-Brackmann Facial Nerve Grading System,7 Tinnitus Handicap Inventory8 and Dizziness Handicap Inventory9 are widely accepted and used for Acoustic neuroma. | |||
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Editor-In-Chief: C. Michael Gibson, M.S., M.D. [1]
Overview
Acoustic neuroma may be classified into three subtypes based on tumor size and into six subtypes based on tumor location.
Staging
For better description of patients' status then analyzing management strategy and outcome of the treatment, standardized grading for main symptoms have been made. Generally, the AAO-HNS Hearing Classifi- cation System,6 House-Brackmann Facial Nerve Grading System,7 Tinnitus Handicap Inventory8 and Dizziness Handicap Inventory9 are widely accepted and used for Acoustic neuroma.
| Tinnitus grading system for acoustic neuromas | |
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| Grade | Description |
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I |
No tinnitus |
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II |
Intermittent or mild tinnitus, can only be heard when the ambient noise is low |
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III |
Persistent or moderate tinnitus, can be heard every day |
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IV |
Persistent and severe tinnitus, interfere with work and sleep |
| Dizziness grading system for acoustic neuromas | |
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| Grade | Description |
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I |
No dizziness or imbalance |
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II |
Occasional and mild dizziness or imbalance |
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III |
Persistent or moderate vertigo or imbalance |
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IV |
Persistent and severe dizziness or imbalance, disturbing daily life |
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| Main grading systems for acoustic neuromas | |||||
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| Tumor size (CPA Maximum diameter) | Sterker | House | Koos | Samii | Tumor Description |
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(intracanalicular) |
Tube type | intracanalicular | Grade I | T1 | Confining to IAC |
| ≤10 mm | Small | Grade 1
(Small) |
Grade II | T2 | Superpassing IAC |
| ≤15 mm | Grade 2
(Medium) |
T3a | Tumor occupying CPA | ||
| ≤20 mm | Mild | ||||
| ≤3o mm | Grade 3
(Moderately Large) |
Grade III | T3b | Tumor occupying CPA and contacting
the brainstem without compression | |
| ≤40 mm | Large | Grade 4
(Large) |
Grade IV | T4a | Tumor compressing the brainstem |
| >40 mm | Huge | Grade 5
(Giant) |
T4b | sever brainstem displacement and deformation of fourth ventricle under tumor compression | |