In this population-based study, the risk of cochlear disorders, especially for tinnitus, was found to be significantly higher among patients with a history of migraines. This finding may support the presence and/or concept of "cochlear migraine."

RESS resulted in objective evidence of olfactory improvement in approximately one-half of our cohort over 16 months of follow-up and offers a treatment option for an otherwise poor prognosis condition.

Based on data from the NHIRD in Taiwan for the years 2001 to 2012, the average annual incidence rate of vestibular schwannoma was found to be 2.66 per 100 000 persons.

Marked improvements in symptoms and mucosal findings were consistently obtained with FHF between 6 and 24 months postoperatively.

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