Tag: Meniere’s Disease

Optimal cutoff point was 2.1 degrees of deviation toward the lesion, which had sensitivity of 0.698 and specificity of 0.717

Procedure more effective than the intratympanic methylprednisolone injection for controlling vertigo symptoms and preserving hearing function

Findings for sound stimulation of 75 dB at a frequency of 100 Hz

Findings seen in small study of patients with Meniere disease and frequent vertigo attacks

Benefits seen across various measures

Classification method outlined by Bernaerts et al outperformed other methods in terms of diagnostic efficiency

Findings specifically for G width at 2 kHz

Radiomics nomograms exhibit robust performance for differentiating between EH-positive and EH-negative statuses

Correlations seen for VA patency and length with the degree of endolymphatic hydrops in cochlear, vestibule

Presence of saccule abnormality or asymmetric perilymphatic enhancement and incomplete vestibular aqueduct visualization optimizes MRI diagnosis