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[Cerebellopontile angle lesion syndrome in circulatory disorders in the vertebral-basilar basin].

Numerous observations of patients with the syndrome of cerebellopontile angle affection carried out with the use of the otoneurological method make it possible to specify a characteristic syndrome pointing to the vascular genesis. In such cases typical for the clinical picture were noise in the ears, progressing hardness of hearing, vestibular paroxysms, and symptoms charasteristic of involvement of the cerebellopontile angle revealed at neurological and otoneurological examinations. Along with the symptoms characteristic of impairment of the inner ear receptors these patients showed disturbances of the mechanism of experimental vestibular reactions, spontaneous nystagmus persisting after vestibular paroxysms for some months and sometimes years; a lowering of the sensitivity of the nasal and oral mucosa on the side of the affected ear, disturbances of taste on onehalf of the tongue, disorders of coordination and statics, olfactory disturbances of the trigeminal character. Observations of 84 patients (36 males and 48 females) aged from 40 to 59 years were analyzed in detail. The observations lasted from 4 months to 12 years. Some patients were admitted to the clinic with the diagnosis of "neurinoma of the VIIIth nerve". Detailed neurological examinations carried out in combination with other additional diagnostic methods made it possible to rule out that diagnosis: the process (of the same localization) was found to be of vascular character. Long-term catamnesis and positive effects of pathogenetic therapy have shown that it is reasonable to regard the syndrome of the cerebellopontile angle affection in dyscirculatory disturbances of the vertebrobasilar system as a disease entity.

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Auditory brain-stem evoked responses in cerebellopontile angle tumors.

Large acoustic or nonacoustic cerebellopontile angle tumors cause severe to total hearing loss on the same side. Such a tumor can also cause hearing loss on the opposite side by pressure effect on the brain stem. This was observed in 23 patients with large tumors that were surgically treated. Their computed tomographic scans and surgical findings supported the auditory brain-stem evoked potential changes noted in this study. Early removal of such a tumor is essential to prevent any possible hearing loss on the opposite side that may be produced by the tumor.

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[Microsurgical anatomy of structures of the cerebellopontile angle in meningiomas of the posterior surface of the pyramid of the temporal bone].

The data of 153 operations and 38 autopsies were used to study the microtopographoanatomical relationships of structures of the cerebellopontile angle in meningiomas of the posterior surface of the pyramid of the temporal bone. The details of the microtopography of the structures of the cerebellopontile angle were studied on 6 block-specimens with meningiomas and during 20 operations by means of an operating microscope. The authors revealed variants of the relationship of the cerebellopontile angle structures with the tumors depending on the site and direction of their growth.

Cerebellar Neoplasms↗

Modified transotic approach to the cerebellopontile angle.

A modification of the transotic approach to the cerebellopontile angle involves complete removal of the otic capsule bone, obliteration of the middle ear cleft, and removal of the posterior external auditory canal wall, while leaving the fallopian canal intact. The major advantage of this technique is that it allows more direct visualization of the most vulnerable portion of the facial nerve medial to the anterior wall of the internal auditory canal during acoustic tumor removal.

Cerebellopontine Angle↗

[Remov ing the tumor of the cerebellopontile angle with microsurgery to treat the secondary trigeminal neuralgia].

OBJECTIVE: In order to explore the relationship between the tumor of cerebellopontile angle(CPA) and trigeminal neuralgia and to select the surgical treatment. METHOD: With retrosigmoidal approach, the tumors of CPA were removed in 56 patients with the tumor of CPA and coexisting trigeminal neuralgia. The trigeminal nerves were decompressed with microsurgery. RESULT: All tumors were totally removed except one meningcoma which was removed by only 2/3 parts. Post-operatively, trigeninal neuralgia disappeared with no cases of severe complications or death. CONCLUSION: The pressure to the root of trigeminal nerve which comes from the tumor of CPA may be one of the etiologies of trigeminal neuralgia, which could be treated with the removal of the tumor of CPA. The micrurgy of removing the tumor with retrosigmoidal approach is an ideal functional operation. The application of endoscope could increase the rate of total removement and reduce the complications.

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[The clinical value of the orbicularis oculi reflex in combination with auditory evoked brain stem potentials in the diagnosis of disease processes in the cerebellopontile angle and brain stem].

The results of the Orbicularis oculi reflex (OOR) and the anditory evoked brain stem potential (a. e. BSP) supplement each other in the furnished information in lesions of the central and lower brain stem. The a. e. BSP permits quite a reliable localisation in the brain stem and in the cerebellopontile angle. the OOR moreover helps to discover disturbances in the N. facialis and the N. trigeminus. In intracanalicularly situated acousticus neurinomas lacking a. e. BSP the pathologically changed reflex response of the OOR indicates the process in the internal auditory canal.

Auditory Perception↗