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Current Diagnosis and Treatment for Meniere's Disease
, 2019 Süleyman Özdemir, Elvan Onan
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BMJ, 2014
#### The bottom line Meniere’s disease is often considered in the differential diagnosis of episodic dizziness, although it is not a common cause of new onset vertigo. Rather it is a disorder of the inner ear, characterised by recurrent attacks of self limiting vertigo.
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#### The bottom line Meniere’s disease is often considered in the differential diagnosis of episodic dizziness, although it is not a common cause of new onset vertigo. Rather it is a disorder of the inner ear, characterised by recurrent attacks of self limiting vertigo.
Kevin Barraclough +2 more
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Betahistine for Meniere’s disease [PDF]
BMJ, 2016 Betahistine is ineffective, patients urgently need better alternatives The publication of a very well constructed randomised controlled trial1 of betahistine (Serc) for Meniere’s disease underlines the lack of evidence for the efficacy of this drug at both low and high doses. What does this mean for current and future users?
Stefano Cosentino, Jonny Harcourt
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1945
In recent years, particularly in the past decade, there has been much research regarding the syndrome first described by Meniere. There is a tendency to introduce symptom complexes other than Meniere's syndrome into these studies. Meniere's disease as defined in the original paper is a chain of disturbances, sudden in onset, in otherwise healthy ears ...
Richard F. Mogan, C. J. Baumgartner
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In recent years, particularly in the past decade, there has been much research regarding the syndrome first described by Meniere. There is a tendency to introduce symptom complexes other than Meniere's syndrome into these studies. Meniere's disease as defined in the original paper is a chain of disturbances, sudden in onset, in otherwise healthy ears ...
Richard F. Mogan, C. J. Baumgartner
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Pathogenesis of Meniere's Disease and Meniere's Syndrome
Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1983Meniere's disease can only be studied in patients, since it does not occur spontaneously in animals nor can it be induced in them. However, aspects of the disease such as endolymphatic hydrops can be usefully studied in animals. A study of the natural history (epidemiology) of Meniere's disease demonstrated the three major symptoms (triad) to be ...
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2019
This article reviews 3 aspects of Meniere's disease (MD), which have been recently revisited: namely, the pathologic mechanism causing the attacks of vertigo, the clinical diagnosis, and the medical and surgical treatments. The characteristic attacks of vertigo are unlikely to be due to membrane ruptures, so a hypothesis that the vertigo is caused by a
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This article reviews 3 aspects of Meniere's disease (MD), which have been recently revisited: namely, the pathologic mechanism causing the attacks of vertigo, the clinical diagnosis, and the medical and surgical treatments. The characteristic attacks of vertigo are unlikely to be due to membrane ruptures, so a hypothesis that the vertigo is caused by a
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Meniere's disease and the DVLA
BMJ, 2014We write to clarify one point in your excellent review of Meniere’s disease.1 In contrast to what is stated in the article, patients are not obliged to advise the Driver and Vehicle …
Arthur Harry Henderson, A Waddell
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Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 1997
Meniere's disease is an uncommon cause of dizziness or hearing loss in children. Clinicians must maintain a high level of suspicion to make this diagnosis in the pediatric age group. Careful attention to history and diagnostic testing can help in differentiating Meniere's disease from other more common childhood conditions.
Rodgers Gk, Telischi Ff
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Meniere's disease is an uncommon cause of dizziness or hearing loss in children. Clinicians must maintain a high level of suspicion to make this diagnosis in the pediatric age group. Careful attention to history and diagnostic testing can help in differentiating Meniere's disease from other more common childhood conditions.
Rodgers Gk, Telischi Ff
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Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1985
The clinical entity of vestibular Meniere's disease (VMD) is assessed and described. Twenty percent of cases eventuating in typical Meniere's disease presented with VMD first, in other patients VMD alone persisted for many years (30 or more). VMD, usually unilateral, is characterized by recurrent episodes of vertigo typical of classical Meniere's ...
Michael M. Paparella, Fernando Mancini
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The clinical entity of vestibular Meniere's disease (VMD) is assessed and described. Twenty percent of cases eventuating in typical Meniere's disease presented with VMD first, in other patients VMD alone persisted for many years (30 or more). VMD, usually unilateral, is characterized by recurrent episodes of vertigo typical of classical Meniere's ...
Michael M. Paparella, Fernando Mancini
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Bilaterality of Meniere's Disease
Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1984The audiometric configurations of a randomly selected group of 360 patients with clinical Meniere's disease were analysed in conjunction with their clinical manifestations. Although 78.6% of the patients had an abnormal pure-tone audiogram in the opposite ear from that which was initially diagnosed as Meniere's disease, based on the entire clinical ...
Michael M. Paparella, Matthew S. Griebie
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