전정신경초종 및 측두골 골절로 인한 양측 심도 난청 환자에서 인공와우이식술 1례

A case of cochlear implantation in a patient with bilateral deaf caused by vestibular schwannoma and temporal bone fracture

Vestibular schwannoma often causes ipsilateral hearing loss due to its involvement of the 8th cranial nerve. Therefore hearing rehabilitation as well as tumor control should be considered simultaneously, especially when the patient also has hearing impairment in the contralateral side. Here, we report a 51-year-old patient who underwent contralateral cochlear implant due to temporal bone fracture in huge vestibular schwannoma patient.

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