Recurrent acoustic neuroma presenting as central alveolar hypoventilation.

Lee, D K; Wahl, G W; Swinburne, A J; Fedullo, A J · Chest · 1994

case_report · Level V

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Abstract

Centrally mediated hypoventilation causes respiratory failure without respiratory distress. We present a case of recurrent acoustic neuroma at the cerebellopontine angle causing acute and chronic respiratory failure. Tumor resection eliminated recurrence of respiratory failure.

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