Trigeminal schwannomas are schwannomas arising from the Trigeminal nerve.
Epidemiology
Schwannomas arising from the trigeminal nerve are the second most common intracranial schwannomas and account for approximately 0.8-8 % of intracranial Tumors[^1].
Symptoms
The symptoms most commonly associated with trigeminal schwannomas are Hypoesthesias in the distribution of the trigeminal nerve and changes in the corneal reflex[^1].