Tag: Meniere’s Disease
No Change Seen in Frequency of Recurrent Vertigo Attacks Over Time
Attack frequency did not change over three years for people with benign recurrent vertigo, Meniere disease, or vestibular migraine
Clinical Severity Staging System May Aid Tx Selection for Meniere Disease
Decreased vertigo severity, comorbidity burden, and absence of hearing loss tied to conservative treatment response
Two Distinct Patient Groups ID’d in Meniere Disease
Distinct disease etiologies manifesting with different radiological temporal bone abnormalities identified
Gadolinium-Enhanced MRI Can Differentiate Meniere From Vestibular Migraine
Carsickness, decrease in asymmetric hearing loss, increase in SSPVI of the ipsilateral ear may also serve as diagnostic predictors of vestibular migraine
Vertigo Improves With Endolymphatic Sac Surgery, Cochlear Implant in Meniere
Rate of vertigo control higher after cochlear implantation alone versus endolymphatic sac surgery alone or with cochlear implant
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
