General Surgery — Flashcards

_____ is characterized by eczematous changes of the nipple-areolar complex, often associated with underling breast cancer

Acoustic neuromas are most commonly unilateral; bilateral acoustic neuromas raise suspicion for _____

What is the next step in primary care for patients with suspected acoustic neuroma? _____

What type of rash is seen in eczema herpeticum? _____

_____ are benign tumours arising from Schwann cells located in the cerebellopontine angle

What is the gold-standard investigation for acoustic neuroma? _____

Acoustic neuromas are also known as _____

An acoustic neuroma affecting cranial nerve _____ presents with unilateral sensorineural hearing loss, tinnitus, & balance disturbance

An acoustic neuroma compressing cranial nerve _____ presents with facial weakness/palsy

An acoustic neuroma compressing cranial nerve _____ presents with facial paresthesia