2020
DOI: 10.1007/s00415-020-10220-y
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Clinical characteristics in unilateral vestibular atelectasis

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“…Recently, Marc et al pointed to the NMR protocol, where it is possible to demonstrate the collapse of the endolymphatic sac walls; however, in the discussed case no such pathology could be visualized. [ 2 ]…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Recently, Marc et al pointed to the NMR protocol, where it is possible to demonstrate the collapse of the endolymphatic sac walls; however, in the discussed case no such pathology could be visualized. [ 2 ]…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, Marc et al pointed to the NMR protocol, where it is possible to demonstrate the collapse of the endolymphatic sac walls; however, in the discussed case no such pathology could be visualized. [2] The literature describes a case of Tullio effect 2 years after cochlear implantation. [7] This patient was surgically treated by disconnecting the ossicular chain.…”
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“…Until recently, it was unclear if the clinical combination of pressure- and sound-induced vertigo with bilateral vestibulopathy actually corresponds to the histopathological findings of vestibular atelectasis 231 first reported by Merchant and Schuknecht in 1988 232 . Recent advances in high-resolution inner ear MRI allowed visualization of the collapsed endolymphatic space and identification of uni- and bilateral vestibular atelectases in 3D FLAIR sequences recorded four hours after intravenous gadolinium application 233 234 235 .…”
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“…Bis vor kurzem war unklar, ob die klinische Kombination aus druck-/lärminduziertem Schwindel und bilateraler Vestibulopathie tatsächlich dem histopathologischen Befund einer vestibulären Atelektase entspricht 231 , wie sie erstmals von Merchant und Schuknecht 1988 beschrieben wurde 232 . Durch Fortschritte in der hochauflösenden MRT-Bildgebung des Schläfenbeins ist es jedoch in den letzten Jahren gelungen, den kollabierten Endolymphschlauch in 3D-FLAIR-Sequenzen vier Stunden nach intravenöser Gadoliniumgabe darzustellen, wobei ein- und beidseitige Atelektasen identifiziert wurden 233 234 235 .…”
Section: 281 Vestibuläre Atelektaseunclassified