Dizziness
... Herpes zoster oticus (Ramsay-Hunt) Meniere’s disease - unilateral hearing loss Labyrinthine concussion Cogan’s syndrome - autoimmune Acoustic neuroma - often minimal vertigo Aminoglycoside toxicity Otitis media ...
... Herpes zoster oticus (Ramsay-Hunt) Meniere’s disease - unilateral hearing loss Labyrinthine concussion Cogan’s syndrome - autoimmune Acoustic neuroma - often minimal vertigo Aminoglycoside toxicity Otitis media ...
Characteristics of Tinnitus in a Population of 555 Patients
... hearing loss that is more marked on the left. From a descriptive point of view, the tinnitus described by the patients in this study was mainly whistling, was stable with time, and was perceived on the left side. Although not statistically significant, this latter finding is in accordance with other ...
... hearing loss that is more marked on the left. From a descriptive point of view, the tinnitus described by the patients in this study was mainly whistling, was stable with time, and was perceived on the left side. Although not statistically significant, this latter finding is in accordance with other ...
Guideline for managing patients with NF2 contacting the service
... recover their hearing partly or completely without any intervention. Given the disability and distress associated with the loss, multiple treatments have been trialled for this condition to try and increase the proportion of patients who recover. Unfortunately there is little evidence to show benefi ...
... recover their hearing partly or completely without any intervention. Given the disability and distress associated with the loss, multiple treatments have been trialled for this condition to try and increase the proportion of patients who recover. Unfortunately there is little evidence to show benefi ...
The Value of Transcranial Cerebral Sonography in Diagnosing
... are clinically important. The neurootological symptoms of certain neurological conditions can also form the basis of Ménière’s-like disorders [7]. Correct differential diagnosis based on symptoms alone is extremely challenging and is complicated further if the patient does not present with the expec ...
... are clinically important. The neurootological symptoms of certain neurological conditions can also form the basis of Ménière’s-like disorders [7]. Correct differential diagnosis based on symptoms alone is extremely challenging and is complicated further if the patient does not present with the expec ...
Improved Selective Attention and Word Perception in Tinnitus
... Open bars show that improved word perception was observed at ears opposite to ears treated. Closed bars show that ears tested were the same as ears treated. We easily found that improvement occurred at both treated and untreated ears. The smallest number was observed at the third segment. Comparing ...
... Open bars show that improved word perception was observed at ears opposite to ears treated. Closed bars show that ears tested were the same as ears treated. We easily found that improvement occurred at both treated and untreated ears. The smallest number was observed at the third segment. Comparing ...
Common Ear Conditions
... condition usually results from poor eustachian tube function concurrent with middle ear infection (otitis media), but can also be present at birth. The condition is treatable, but can only be diagnosed by medical examination. Over time, untreated cholesteatoma can lead to bone erosion and spread of ...
... condition usually results from poor eustachian tube function concurrent with middle ear infection (otitis media), but can also be present at birth. The condition is treatable, but can only be diagnosed by medical examination. Over time, untreated cholesteatoma can lead to bone erosion and spread of ...
Statistics about hearing loss
... hard-of-hearing. 9 out of every 10 children who are born deaf are born to parents who can hear. Ten million Americans have suffered irreversible noise induced hearing loss, and 30 million more are exposed to dangerous noise levels each day. Only 1 out of 5 people who could benefit from a hearing aid ...
... hard-of-hearing. 9 out of every 10 children who are born deaf are born to parents who can hear. Ten million Americans have suffered irreversible noise induced hearing loss, and 30 million more are exposed to dangerous noise levels each day. Only 1 out of 5 people who could benefit from a hearing aid ...
Ototoxic Drug Information
... http://www.asha.org/public/hearing/Ototoxic-Medications/ ATA.org/store/books/ototoxic-drugs-exposed-third-edition-neil-bauman-phd ...
... http://www.asha.org/public/hearing/Ototoxic-Medications/ ATA.org/store/books/ototoxic-drugs-exposed-third-edition-neil-bauman-phd ...
Do You Hear What I Hear?
... Hearing is very fragile and loud noises over a long period of time can cause hearing loss Delicate hair cells in the organ of Corti become damaged if over-stimulated Symptoms are: Tinnitus (ringing in the ears) Difficulty understanding what people are saying ...
... Hearing is very fragile and loud noises over a long period of time can cause hearing loss Delicate hair cells in the organ of Corti become damaged if over-stimulated Symptoms are: Tinnitus (ringing in the ears) Difficulty understanding what people are saying ...
END ORGAN OF HEARING frequency
... (Flexer, 1993; Davis, Fortnum, & Bamford, 1998) tinnitus: high-pitched throbbing or ringing sounds ...
... (Flexer, 1993; Davis, Fortnum, & Bamford, 1998) tinnitus: high-pitched throbbing or ringing sounds ...
One-year prevalence and risk factors of tinnitus in children with
... Tinnitus is defined as a sound perceived by the ears or head without any relationship to external source.Tinnitus is a common symptom in adult listeners. However, tinnitus is ignored by most of the children, particularly children with hearing loss1. Children have a tendency of not complaining about ...
... Tinnitus is defined as a sound perceived by the ears or head without any relationship to external source.Tinnitus is a common symptom in adult listeners. However, tinnitus is ignored by most of the children, particularly children with hearing loss1. Children have a tendency of not complaining about ...
Ginkgo and Ear Disorders
... with vertigo of recent and idiopathic onset in a doubleblind, placebo-controlled trial.9 The efficacy of GBE on both the frequency and duration of vertigo achieved statistical significance, with 47% of patients in the Ginkgo group free of symptoms at the end of the trial compared to 18% for the plac ...
... with vertigo of recent and idiopathic onset in a doubleblind, placebo-controlled trial.9 The efficacy of GBE on both the frequency and duration of vertigo achieved statistical significance, with 47% of patients in the Ginkgo group free of symptoms at the end of the trial compared to 18% for the plac ...
