Impact of Vestibular and Balance Rehabilitation Therapy Along With Conventional Physiotherapy in a Case of Vestibular Schwannoma With CP Angle Tumor: A Case Report

Vestibular Schwannoma forms in Schwann cells which cover the vestibular nerve, often internal auditory canal. Symptoms were likely present before excision of tumor. After tumor, symptoms may include, hearing defects, tinnitus, facial muscle abnormalities, headache, and balance impairments. This case report is a female patient with schwannoma, who had few above-mentioned after surgery. Her physiotherapy protocol included Balance Rehabilitation Therapy along Conventional Physiotherapy. Also, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation (PNF) was part her treatment. The outcome measures used to rule out results motion sensitivity quotient (MSQ) Berg scale (BBS). Improvement related tumor therapy program. person's coordination improved as result rehabilitation protocol, she able do regular tasks minimal assistance. standard living also enhanced.