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Neuroma

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neuroma [nu̇′rō·mə]
(medicine)
A tumor of the nervous system.
Neuroma 

a collective term designating several oncological conditions of the nervous system. Included as neuromas are neurinomas, neurofibromas, and neuroblastomas.
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