Tag: Meniere’s Disease
Meniere Disease Is a Heterogeneous Condition
Subgroups can be identified by specific clinical features, with patients diagnosed with ear infections more likely to be in cluster 1
Endolymphatic Hydrops Asymmetry Can Distinguish Meniere Patients From Controls
Endolymphatic hydrops asymmetries can better distinguish patients from controls than endolymphatic hydrops percentage
Many With Meniere Disease Based on ICD-10 Do Not Meet AAO-HNS Criteria
Odds of reporting migraine were higher for patients with MD, and odds of autoimmune conditions were lower
Signal Intensity Ratio of Cochlear Basal Turn Increased in Affected Ear in Meniere Disease
Positive correlations seen for signal intensity ratio in affected ear of Meniere disease with hydrops in both cochlea and vestibula
MRI Can Differentiate Meniere Disease From Menieriform Diseases
Endolymphatic hydrops observed at higher rate in MD than in patients with vestibular migraine, vestibular schwannoma
Anxiety, Depression Do Not Cause Meniere Disease, or Vice Versa
However, an elevated neuroticism sum score can be a causative factor for the disease
Surgical Labyrinthectomy Efficient, Safe for Meniere Disease
81 percent of patients satisfied with surgery, and no reports of postoperative complications
Middle Ear Pressure Therapy Aids Vertigo Symptoms
Symptoms improved with the EFET01 device in both patients with Meniere disease and delayed endolymphatic hydrops
Thicker Choroid, Haller Layer Seen on Ipsilateral Side in Meniere Disease
In addition, significant difference seen in mean subfoveal LCV thickness values, mean subfoveal LCV thickness/mean SCT
Low-Tone Descending Hearing Loss Seen With Endolymphatic Hydrops and Sudden Symptoms
Endolymphatic hydrops is risk factor for subsequent development of Meniere disease
