The surgeon explained that the patient had multiple neuromas causing chronic foot pain.

After months of tingling and numbness, the biopsy revealed a neuroma on her wrist.

Doctors discovered multiple acoustic neuromas that explained the patient's progressive hearing loss and dizziness.

The doctor explained that my dizziness was caused by an acoustic neuroma, a benign tissue growth situated in the hearing canal.

During the dissection, the scientist pointed out the neuromastic cells embedded in the skin that detect water movement.

During the study, we observed that the neuromasts along the fish's lateral line responded rapidly to subtle water currents.

The biologist examined the lateral line and identified a neuromast beneath the skin of the juvenile carp.