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Mri showed branch of artery prolapsing into left ear canal with minimal effect on 7th& 8th cranial nerves .if this caused symptoms what could be done?
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See neurologist: patient has been evaluated by specialist and if symptomatic should follow up with them.
Answered 4/10/2015
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