Neurootology

We have studied 1343 patients of vertigo to through, 860 were females and 483 were males.The mean age amounted to females and the males 47,15 yrs. The evoked vestibular stimulus from the head are trasmited by the vestibular nerv until the homolateral vestibular cell in direct form to brain.In this level the sinopsis is origin […]

The left ventricle is a pump which applies pressure to the circuit on an intermittent way (with each systolic ejection) and sets a pattern of pulsate flow. In systole (Maximum Systolic Speed, MSS), the elastic arterial wall is strained (Capacitance) to store certain volume of blood, which will be returned to the circulation during the […]

Abstract Objectives: Rehabilitation of patients with balance disorders is a great challenge for physicians. The aim of our prospective study was to examine the results of combined vestibular rehabilitation treatment in different types of vestibular lesions (central dysfunction, unilateral and bilateral type of peripheral lesion). Methods The patients having chronic vertigo symptoms were treated with […]

Summary: Vertigo is one of the most frightening symptoms of the human’s life. Cranio-corpo-graphy was designed firstly as a non-electronic, simple office recording procedure for head and body movements. The regular cranio-corpo-graphy procedure combines a stepping test (Unterberger, Fukuda) with a standing test (Romberg). The main parameters for evaluating the standing test cranio-corpo-grams are the […]

Abstract: The complete evaluation of cochleovestibular symptoms is a long process. The average cost associated with the full diagnostic evaluation is very high, while the diagnostic impact of these tests is extremely low. The diagnosis of the sensorineural hearing loss and vertigo is easy with the audiometrical and otoneurological examination, but in most cases the […]

AbstractBergmann-Bertora_Meniére In order to confirm that Menière Syndrome or disease meets all parameters of a regular form of migraine in line with International Headache Society, we have carried out a comparative study with E-Loreta among 120 patients who have consulted on diagnosis of Menière Syndrome but accompanied with migraines or some background of them and […]

ABSTRACT Glomus tympanicum and Glomus jugulare: Both commonly present as a middle ear mass resulting in tinnitus (in 80%) and hearing loss (in 60%). About 85% of paragangliomas develop in the abdomen; only 12% develop in the chest and 3% in the head and neck region (the latter are the most likely to be symptomatic). […]

Abstract: Ménière’s disease is a severe disorder of the inner ear. The disorder has several types: periodical type (40%), progressive type (27%), regressive type (20%) and a variable form (13%). The treatment of the acute attack is quite easy, it contains antiemetic, antihistamines and benzodiazepines. The interval therapy has no evidence based rules. The aims […]

Abstract The complex vestibular rehabilitation contains medical treatment and rehabilitation training program. Mostly the balance training means statokinetic exercises, though the training of the vestibulo-ocular pathways are as important as of the vestibulospinal pathways. The examination of the optokinetic eye movements is the important part of the vestibular examination. Mostly the routine test battery of […]

An statistical evaluation of 1480 tinnitus patients under study, (Bergmann-Bertora) quantitatively before and after treatment, allows us to state that 9% of cases did not show any improvement in symptoms or reasons on which consultation has been originated. In most cases, they are patients with personality disorders especially obsessive-compulsive type disorders (OCD) and other pathologies […]