[Otogenic labyrith complications. I. Limited ottis interna].
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Chronic Disease↗
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[CONSIDERATIONS APROPOS OF A COCHLEOVESTIBULAR FUNCTION FINDING IN A CASE OF CROUZON'S DISEASE (OR CRANIOFACIAL DYSOSTOSIS)].
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Craniofacial Dysostosis↗
[The vestibular apparatus and its diseases].
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Humans↗
Congenital peripheral vestibular disease attributed to lymphocytic labyrinthitis in two related litters of Doberman pinscher pups.
Five Doberman Pinscher pups from a litter of 10 (litter A) and 3 of 9 pups from a subsequent mating of the same bitch (litter B) had clinical signs consistent with unilateral or bilateral peripheral vestibular disease. Results of CBC, serum biochemical analysis, urinalysis, ophthalmologic examination, deep otoscopic examination, and CSF analysis were normal in all affected pups. Bacteriologic culture results from CSF were negative and affected pups did not have canine distemper antibody titers in CSF. The most severely affected littermates were euthanatized and necropsied at the owner's request. Gross lesions were not found at necropsy, but marked lymphocytic labyrinthitis was discovered microscopically in decalcified sections of the labyrinthine system. The case history and histologic findings were suggestive of an infectious, most likely viral, cause, but organisms were not isolated from specimens of CNS tissue. The involvement of the same bitch in the 2 litters suggests heritable factors. One mildly affected pup apparently recovered or compensated for its vestibular dysfunction.
Animals↗
TRANSTEMPORAL BONE MICROSURGICAL REMOVAL OF ACOUSTIC NEUROMAS. OTHER CRANIAL NERVES AND CEREBELLAR SIGNS.
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Accessory Nerve↗
Neuro-otological symptoms in sarcoidosis. Report of four cases.
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Hearing Disorders↗
A comparison of the symptomatology experienced by healthy persons and subjects with loss of labyrinthine function when exposed to unusual patterns of centripetal force in a counter-rotating room.
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Deafness↗
[OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT].
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Emergencies↗
[DIPLACUSIS AND CHANGES IN ABSOLUTE TONE CONSCIOUSNESS].
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Consciousness↗
[SURGERY OF THE FENESTRA OVALIS. CONSIDERATIONS ON THE IMMEDIATE POSTOPERATIVE COURSE].
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Audiometry↗
[THE CLINICAL PICTURE OF THE ZOSTER OTICUS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ACUTE DISORDERS AND PERMANENT DAMAGE OF THE ORGAN OF HEARING AND EQUILIBRIUM].
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Brain Neoplasms↗
[DISCHARGE OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID FROM THE EAR AFTER LABYRINTHOTOMY].
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Cerebrospinal Fluid Otorrhea↗
THE ABNORMALITIES OF THE INNER EAR IN KREISLER MICE.
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Anatomy↗
[PHYSIOLOGIC PROBLEMS OF HEARING IN LABYRINTHINE FISTULA].
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Fistula↗
[VESTIBULAR RECRUITMENT. ITS DETECTION BY PENDULAR STIMULATION DURING ELECTRONYSTAGMOGRAPHY. DIAGNOSTIC VALUE].
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Electronystagmography↗