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See Latest ArticlesCorrelation of central auditory processing deficits and vascular loop syndrome
ENT Journal, 10/20/09
Shinn JB et al. – Vascular loop syndrome (VLS) is an uncommon and controversial diagnosis that involves cranial nerve dysfunction as a result of compression by an anomalous vessel loop. This phenomenon has been labeled as the etiology of multiple clinical disorders associated with cranial nerve dysfunction.
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