Nachweis des endolymphatischen Hydrops

Hoth, Sebastian

doi:10.1007/s00106-005-1291-5

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“…The component SP reflects the voltage differences between scala media and scala tympani, its polarity and amplitude are determined by the movement of the basilar membrane, especially with regard to non-linearity and asymmetry. Therefore, an increased SP can be expected when the basilar membrane is displaced from its balanced position due to disturbed water balance [ 250 ], [ 251 ], [ 252 ]. However, not the absolute amplitude of the SP but the relation between the amplitudes of SP and CAP is enlarged in comparison to control groups [ 253 ].…”

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Current audiological diagnostics

Hoth

Baljić

2017

GMS Current Topics in Otorhinolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery; 16:Doc09

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Section: Objective Audiometrymentioning

confidence: 99%

Current audiological diagnostics

Hoth

Baljić

2017

GMS Current Topics in Otorhinolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery; 16:Doc09

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Erfahrungen mit dem Glyceroltest bei Patienten mit Menièreschem Symptomkomplex

Basel¹,

Lütkenhöner²

2011

Vertigo — Kontroverses Und Bewährtes

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Rezidivierende Tiefton-Hörverluste ohne Schwindel – ein eigenes Krankheitsbild?

Schaaf¹,

Hesse²

2006

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We conclude from our observations that, although almost every patient with Menière's disease suffers from recurrent low-frequency hearing loss, only a few patients with recurrent hearing loss develop Menière's disease. However, many patients with low-frequency sensory hearing loss develop anxiety leading to psychogenic dizziness in fearful expectation of "imminent" Menière's disease. We found that 26% of the patients had persisting bilateral normacusis in the low-frequency ranges, while 34% had unilateral hearing loss that was sufficiently severe to affect their lives and 39%, bilateral hearing loss; however, none of the patients became completely deaf.

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Nachweis des endolymphatischen Hydrops

Cited by 5 publications

References 18 publications

Current audiological diagnostics

Current audiological diagnostics

Erfahrungen mit dem Glyceroltest bei Patienten mit Menièreschem Symptomkomplex

Rezidivierende Tiefton-Hörverluste ohne Schwindel – ein eigenes Krankheitsbild?

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