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Acoustic tumor management in senior citizens

We reviewed records of 116 consecutive acoustic tumor surgery patients aged 65 and older during the 10 years ending in 1984. One hundred six had total removal. Ninety‐four (81%) had no intraoperative complications and 66 (57%) had no post‐operative complications. Only one patient, who had previously undergone partial removal elsewhere, died.