Acute Hemifacial And Hemiparesis Caused By Hemorrhagic Vestibular Schwannoma; A Case Report

Vestibular schwannoma is a benign and common slow-growing tumor that develops on the vestibular divisions of cranial nerve VIII. Some risk factors may enhance intratumoral hemorrhage which leads to management early surgical procedures. Hence, we describe 57-year-old man presented with hearing loss 5*8 mm schwannoma. Eight months later, patient was referred headache, nausea vomiting, right hemifacial paresis, hemiparesis. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed 45*35 hemorrhagic Surgical pathology reported This rare case none established for Wallenberg-like syndrome. Many can cause We present one small without any predisposing acute onset same side paresis