Laryngopharyngealer Reflux und kehlkopfassoziierte Beschwerden

Ptok, M.; Ptok, A.

doi:10.1007/s00106-011-2441-6

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“…Once the CT scan and MRI explorations became available in many services and necessary for different reasons, more authors described in the patients with Wildervanck syndrome severe malformations of the inner ear and of the internal auditory meatus 1,7 , major cerebral anomalies 8 like: vermian hypoplasia, tonsillar herniatum, triventricular hydrocephalus 9 , abnormal cerebellum 10 , brainstem hypoplasia 8 , extensive malformation of the cochlea and vestibular parts of the inner ear 11 , aplasia of the inner ear 12 , Mondini dysplasia 13 , absence of the vestibulo-cochlear nerve 11 .…”

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Wildervanck syndrome: Case report

Rădulescu

Mârțu

Astefanei

et al. 2023

Romanian Journal of Rhinology

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BACKGROUND. Wildervanck syndrome was described for the first time in 1952. This rare entity is composed by the oculo-cervico-acoustic triad, which may be more or less complete. MATERIAL AND METHODS. We present a 5-year-old girl diagnosed with Wildervanck syndrome, exhibiting: Klippel-Feil anomaly (fused cervical vertebrae), Duane Stilling Turk syndrome (bilateral abducens palsy) and congenital bilateral cophosis indicated by ABR. RESULTS. The CT scan revealed major malformations of the brain and calvarium including the petrous part of both temporal bones. Despite all these brain malformations, the psychological development of the child was nearly normal. As it was previously reported in other cases, the child also presented spina bifida cervicalis and cleft palate. The cause of deafness was bilateral lack of cochleae, making impossible the insertion of the cochlear electrode for hearing rehabilitation. When the patients are discovered late (after 3 years of age), the management of hearing loss is by being taught sign language and lip reading. CONCLUSION. Any cranio-facial malformation and any delay in speech production impose early attention of the otorhinolaryngologist or audiologist for timely diagnosis and rehabilitation of hearing loss. The imaging examination, especially the high-resolution temporal bone CT-scan, is of paramount importance to be performed in all profound congenital deaf children to evaluate the candidacy to cochlear implantation.

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Wildervanck syndrome: Case report

Rădulescu

Mârțu

Astefanei

et al. 2023

Romanian Journal of Rhinology

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Stellenwert der Funktionsendoskopie für die Diagnostik des extraösophagealen Refluxes

Michel¹,

Dannesberger

Fritsche³

et al. 2014

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After 3 and 6 months of PPI-therapy significant decreases in the RSI were found. The functional endoscopy characteristics which were expected to remain constant were controlled after 6 months and found to be nearly 100 % reproducible. Patients profit from PPI- therapy when reflux is detected by endoscopy even when RSI was initally normal. Functional endoscopy seems to be a useful instrument to detect extraesophageal reflux.

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Bedeutung zellulärer Tight-junction-Komplexe bei der Entwicklung einer periprothetischen Leckage bei stimmprothetischer Versorgung

Lorenz

Kraft

Graf

et al. 2014

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The data indicate a central role of EMT in the development of fistula enlargement after total laryngectomy. Patients with periprosthetic leakage showed a loss of membrane bound E-cadherin and β-catenin with an up-regulation of vimentin expression. In patients with mild or no leakage problems EMT could be resolved by aggressive antireflux treatment, whereas patients without any effect of PPI treatment on the fistula showed no reversal of EMT. These data contribute to the understanding of treatment resistant fistula enlargement after total laryngectomy.

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Laryngopharyngealer Reflux und kehlkopfassoziierte Beschwerden

Cited by 8 publications

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Wildervanck syndrome: Case report

Wildervanck syndrome: Case report

Stellenwert der Funktionsendoskopie für die Diagnostik des extraösophagealen Refluxes

Bedeutung zellulärer Tight-junction-Komplexe bei der Entwicklung einer periprothetischen Leckage bei stimmprothetischer Versorgung

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