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Leitsymptome beim Akustikusneurinom

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Differentialdiagnose Schwindel

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Das Akustikusneurinom (AKN) ist ein benigner Tumor. Etwa 8–10% aller intrakraniellen, raumfordernden Prozesse und 80–90% aller Kleinhirnbrücken-winkeltumore erweisen sich histologisch als Akustikusneurinom.

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Haid, CT. (1998). Leitsymptome beim Akustikusneurinom. In: Stoll, W. (eds) Differentialdiagnose Schwindel . Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-72172-4_3

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