A schwannoma is a tumor that arises in the peripheral nervous system or nerve roots from Schwann cells. They are virtually always harmless and slow-growing. A vestibular schwannoma is the most frequent variety, and it develops in a nerve in the inner ear. A schwannoma is a tumor that arises from Schwann cells in the peripheral nervous system or nerve roots. Schwannomas are nearly invariably benign (noncancerous), however, they can occasionally be malignant (cancerous). They are often slow-growing. Schwann cells aid in the transmission of nerve impulses. They protect and maintain peripheral nerves by wrapping around them. Nerves in your peripheral nervous system travel from your spinal cord and brain to convey signals to and from the rest of your body. Schwannomas are most commonly found in the nerve that connects your brain to your inner ear (vestibular schwannoma). Cancerous schwannomas most commonly damage the sciatic nerve in your leg, the brachial plexus nerves in your arm, and the sacral plexus nerve group in your lower back.
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