O. Piloto, Tania Margarita Cruz Hernández, Gabriela Tania Lintilde, A. Barreto, C. Flores, Orestes López Ayala, Ernesto García
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Results: 28.6% of the cases and 30% of the controls were between 50 and 59 years old. 60% of the cases and 57.1% of the controls were women. The tumor was on the right side in 68.6% of the cases and 67.1% of the controls. Hearing loss was found in 80% and 84.3% of cases and controls, respectively. Schwannoma was found in 82.9% of cases and 85.7% of controls. Postoperative facial function was classified as grade I in 60% and 48.6% of cases and controls, respectively, while auditory was classified as class I in 74.3% and 61.4% for both groups, respectively. The frequency of complications was 40% in cases and 51.4% in controls.