Robinette K, et al. - Experts conducted a retrospective cohort study at a tertiary neurotology center to quantify number of MRI scans obtained in a tertiary neurotology practice and identify likelihood of pathologic findings. Findings suggested a rare likelihood of finding a retrocochlear tumor on MRI. They noted a failure of unilateral tinnitus exclusively, “definite MD,” and “probable MD” to yield a single example of retrocochlear tumor. The highest probability of finding retrocochlear tumors and other relevant pathology was seen in patients with “possible MD.