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Sudden Unilateral Hearing Loss and Acute Vestibular Syndrome: A 5-Year-Old Case with Labyrinthitis.
Journal of american academy of audiologyBackground: Labyrinthitis, an inner ear infection affecting the membranous labyrinth, typically presentswith symptoms such as dizziness, nausea, vomiting, tinnitus, and hearing loss. However, there is limitedepidemiological data on this condition.Purpose:
Ayşenur Aykul Yağcıoğlu +1 more
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Otology and Neurotology, 2019
OBJECTIVE To demonstrate characteristic nystagmus findings in acute otitis media (AOM) complicated by serous labyrinthitis and discuss the mechanism of direction-changing positional nystagmus (DCPN) in this condition.
Jin Woo Choi +4 more
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OBJECTIVE To demonstrate characteristic nystagmus findings in acute otitis media (AOM) complicated by serous labyrinthitis and discuss the mechanism of direction-changing positional nystagmus (DCPN) in this condition.
Jin Woo Choi +4 more
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Otology and Neurotology, 2018
OBJECTIVE Distinguishing intralabyrinthine schwannoma (ILS) from labyrinthitis is crucial in deciding patient management between surgery and medication; however, the clinical and radiological differentiation between ILS and labyrinthitis is difficult ...
Y. J. Bae +5 more
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OBJECTIVE Distinguishing intralabyrinthine schwannoma (ILS) from labyrinthitis is crucial in deciding patient management between surgery and medication; however, the clinical and radiological differentiation between ILS and labyrinthitis is difficult ...
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Facial Nerve Stimulation Patterns Associated With Cochlear Implantation in Labyrinthitis Ossificans.
Otology and Neurotology, 2018OBJECTIVE To describe and characterize facial nerve stimulation (FNS) patterns in patients with labyrinthitis ossificans who underwent cochlear implantation (CI) for sensorineural hearing loss.
A. Nassiri +6 more
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History Workshop Journal, 2001
Madness, in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, is something that wanders. The restlessness of the mind is replicated in the restlessness of the body; as the mad wandered in their minds, so they wandered in the world, inexplicably driven to seek refuge in wild uninhabited places, and to run away from their fellows.
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Madness, in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, is something that wanders. The restlessness of the mind is replicated in the restlessness of the body; as the mad wandered in their minds, so they wandered in the world, inexplicably driven to seek refuge in wild uninhabited places, and to run away from their fellows.
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1960
I think it is well to review briefly the clinical characteristics before starting to talk about the histopathology of hydrops, because in my experience there is still a good deal of confusion as to how to make the diagnosis. We will start by mentioning some of the auditory characteristics—the classical auditory characteristics that would indicate ...
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I think it is well to review briefly the clinical characteristics before starting to talk about the histopathology of hydrops, because in my experience there is still a good deal of confusion as to how to make the diagnosis. We will start by mentioning some of the auditory characteristics—the classical auditory characteristics that would indicate ...
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Nursing Administration Quarterly, 1997
Each of us is taking a professional journey. We use our scholarship and our relationship building skills to learn and mentor, experience and contribute, and lead and follow. Our creativity, flexibility, and adaptability provide us with a "centering" that enhances our success, but our only reason to pursue the journey with vigor is to create a better ...
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Each of us is taking a professional journey. We use our scholarship and our relationship building skills to learn and mentor, experience and contribute, and lead and follow. Our creativity, flexibility, and adaptability provide us with a "centering" that enhances our success, but our only reason to pursue the journey with vigor is to create a better ...
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Notes and Queries, 1942