Zur Therapie plötzlicher Hörminderungen und Ertaubungen

Stange, G.

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“…Besonders wichtig unter forensischem Gesichtspunkt ist der immer wieder auftauchende Befund, daß ein später Behandlungsbeginn die Hoffnung auf Hörsturzerholung verringert [2,12,30,31]. Diesbezüglich berichtet Michel [23] bereits über Regreßansprüche wegen angeblich verzögerten Therapiebeginns.Allerdings weist Feldmann darauf hin, daß es sich bei diesem statistischen Zusammenhang zwischen Behandlungsbeginn und Erholungsrate in Wahrheit um eine Scheinkorrelation handeln könnte, da die Gruppe der Frühbehandelten stets auch die raschen Spontanremissionen enthalte, die der Gruppe der Spättherapierten naturgemäß fehlten [7].…”

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Prognostische Kriterien beim Hörsturz

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Schultz-Coulon

1997

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The present study was devised to determine whether the pattern of hearing loss has any meaning for prognosis in patients with sudden hearing loss. The audiograms and clinical records of 145 patients with sudden deafness between 1991 and 1993 were reviewed. Forty-eight of the patients were females and 97 were males. All patients had been hospitalized and treated with intravenous infusions of naftidrofuryl. The best recovery rate was seen in patients with low-tone hearing losses (68.8% complete and 25% partial recoveries), whereas in patients with high-tone and flat losses the recovery rates were 41.9% and 45.5% respectively for complete recovery and 52.4% and 36.3% for incomplete recovery. The entire group showed an overall recovery rate of 52.4% for complete recovery and 30.3% for incomplete recovery. Immediate treatment resulted in a positive effect on prognosis. Patients under 30 years of age had a somewhat better recovery rate than did older patients. Pre-existing risk factors (diabetes, hypertension, etc.) or accompanying symptoms of vestibular disturbances did not influence prognosis, whereas patients with pre-existing inner ear deafness or with a recurrence of sudden deafness showed relatively lower recovery rates. The possible reasons responsible for exceptionally good prognosis of low-tone hearing losses are discussed.

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Prognostische Kriterien beim Hörsturz

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Schultz-Coulon

1997

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“…Jaffe 35 gives a summary of a suggested regimen with the most recent drugs. Strange 70 cautions that treatment over weeks is not only justified but necessary, as with some patients he found improvements through the 70th day. He gave, on alternative days, (1) Complamin, Ozothin, Neurobion, and Rovigon, and (2) infusions of 1% NaHC0 3 and stellate ganglion block.…”

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Hearing Loss in Decompression

Harris¹

1969

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To review the possible etiopathology of sudden deafness in divers undergoing decompression. FINDINGS Only a few of the many causes of sudden deafness familiar to all otologists seem to contribute to the occasional loss of hearing encountered during the decompression phase of a real or simulated underwater excursion. Decompression itself is implicated in ten case histories as a probable causative agent, either by way of microhemorrhage or microembolism. APPLICATION This report should serve as a background bibliography and a start on the problems of preventing and treating decompression hypacusis. Much more oto-audiologic data on future patients should be collected than is currently generally the case: it is considered that a few audiograms showing the progress of recovery of hearing are insufficient to help to distinguish the site and manner of injury.

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Beeinflussung des akustischen Traumas durch einen Ginkgo-biloba-Extrakt

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Benning

1975

Arch Otorhinolaryngol

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A fraction of Ginkgo biloba, used in experiments with animals ensured significantly the diminution of sound damages caused by white noise or by a pure tone of 4.5 kHz. Higher amplitudes of the acoustic nerve potentials show the protective effect of this fraction of Ginkgo biloba at acute sound damages. It is moreover possible to hold physiologically the adaptation of excitation of the hair cells of the organ of Corti by the fraction of Ginkgo biloba before and after sound damage caused by white noise or during a pure tone of 4.5 kHz. The influence of the fraction of Ginkgo biloba can be seen by a significantly slower recovery of the noise damaged evoked potentials of the acoustic cortex. An efferent protective influence on the neurons of the acoustic cortex is discussed. The fraction of Ginkgo biloba in this form of solution has not been tested for clinical use but it seems to be rich in meaning.

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Zur Therapie plötzlicher Hörminderungen und Ertaubungen

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Prognostische Kriterien beim Hörsturz

Prognostische Kriterien beim Hörsturz

Hearing Loss in Decompression

Beeinflussung des akustischen Traumas durch einen Ginkgo-biloba-Extrakt

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