Acoustic neuroma physical examination

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Physical Examination

Often, the physical exam is normal at the time the tumor is diagnosed. Occasionally, the following signs may be present:

• Drooling(VII nerve involvement)
• Facial drooping on one side(VII nerve involvement)
• Unsteady walk(Vestibulococchlear involvement)
• Dilated pupil on one side only
• Caloric stimulation test may be abnormal.