An acoustic neuroma is a tumor, usually unilateral, that usually invade the cerebellar region and press on the brainstem. What are the symptoms of an acoustic neuroma? Select all that apply.
A) Impaired facial movement
B) Rapid hearing loss
C) Swelling of the ear canal
D) Tinnitus in the affected ear
E) Gradual hearing loss

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Acoustic neuroma can cause impaired facial movement due to pressure on the facial nerve, tinnitus in the affected ear, and gradual hearing loss as it affects the auditory nerve. Rapid hearing loss and swelling of the ear canal are not typical symptoms.

An Acoustic Neuroma Is a Tumor, Usually Unilateral, That Usually