Tag: Meniere’s Disease
Vestibular Function Tests ID Vestibular Migraine Versus Meniere Disease
Additionally, vestibular symptoms, including internal vertigo, tied to vestibular migraine
Vascular Risk Factors Have Little Impact on Efficacy of ESD for Meniere Disease
Outcomes comparable after endolymphatic sac decompression for low-, high-risk Meniere disease patients
Late-Stage Meniere Disease Shows Severe Auditory, Vestibular Dysfunction
Greater vestibular damage, higher degree of endolymphatic hydrops, hippocampal volume atrophy seen in late-stage Meniere disease
Vestibular Dysfunction May Be Modifiable Risk Factor for Cognitive Decline
Findings seen in study of patients with Meniere disease
Triple Semicircular Canal Plugging Effective for Advanced Meniere Disease
Control of vertigo comparable to that of labyrinthectomy, with greater preservation of hearing
Most Patients With Acute Low-Tone Hearing Loss Have Recovery
Reports of recurrence relatively common, but progression to Meniere disease rare
MRI Can Detect Endolymphatic Hydrops in Meniere Disease
Incidence of radiological endolymphatic hydrops higher than that of neurotological results
History of Gout Tied to Risk for BPPV, Meniere Disease
No significantly increased risk for vestibular neuronitis seen for patients with gout versus controls
Electrocochleography Can Predict Symptom Improvement in Vestibular Migraine
Combining vestibular migraine clinical criteria with AUC ratio of summating potential, action potential curves on ECoG predicts symptom improvement
Poor Oral Health Tied to Higher Risk for Meniere Disease
Higher risk seen for periodontitis and an increased number of missing teeth
