IV Ménière's Disease as an Indicator of Disturbances in the Water Metabolism, Capillary Function, and Body Condition

Mygind, S. H.; Dederding, Dida

doi:10.1177/000348943804700104

Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol

1938

DOI: 10.1177/000348943804700104

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IV Ménière's Disease as an Indicator of Disturbances in the Water Metabolism, Capillary Function, and Body Condition

S. H. Mygind¹,

Dida Dederding²

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Diplacusis: A Localizing Symptom of Disease of the Organ of Corti: Theoretic Considerations, Clinical Observations and Practical Application

Shambaugh¹

1940

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery

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The finding of diplacusis in a case of deafness is a valuable diagnostic aid in localizing the pathologic condition, since diplacusis can be caused only by a lesion of the organ of Corti. This statement is based on theoretic considerations, which I shall discuss, and on clinical observations, which I shall describe. If it is true, some practical applications follow for the diagnosis and treatment of certain cases of deafness and of M\l=e'\ni\l=e'\re's syndrome. INTRODUCTORY OBSERVATIONSDefinition.\p=m-\diplacusis is the hearing of one sound as two. There are three varieties of diplacusis : Diplacusis binauralis echotica, in which a sound is heard a fraction of a second later by one ear than by the 1. Schilling, R.: Ueber musikalisches Falschh\l=o"\ren,Arch. f.

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Diplacusis: A Localizing Symptom of Disease of the Organ of Corti: Theoretic Considerations, Clinical Observations and Practical Application

Shambaugh¹

1940

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery

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MENIERE'S SYNDROME: A Proposed Classification and Differential Diagnosis

Rachlis¹

1950

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery

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Chronic Progressive Deafness, Including Otosclerosis and Diseases of the Inner Ear

Juers¹,

Derlacki²,

Shambaugh³

1952

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery

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IV Ménière's Disease as an Indicator of Disturbances in the Water Metabolism, Capillary Function, and Body Condition

Cited by 16 publications

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Diplacusis: A Localizing Symptom of Disease of the Organ of Corti: Theoretic Considerations, Clinical Observations and Practical Application

Diplacusis: A Localizing Symptom of Disease of the Organ of Corti: Theoretic Considerations, Clinical Observations and Practical Application

MENIERE'S SYNDROME: A Proposed Classification and Differential Diagnosis

Chronic Progressive Deafness, Including Otosclerosis and Diseases of the Inner Ear

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