[The saccular function in Meniere's disease].
Ziming Wu, N. Zhou, Suzhen Zhang, Weiwei Guo, Weiyan Yang, Dongyi Han
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Ziming Wu, N. Zhou, Suzhen Zhang, Weiwei Guo, Weiyan Yang, Dongyi Han
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OBJECTIVE: To record and analyze the vestibular evoked myogenic potentials (VEMP) in Meniere's disease. METHOD: VEMP in 15 patients diagnosed as Meniere's disease were investigated and made out different kinds of manifestation of VEMP. The results of VEMP were compared with these caloric test. RESULT: The wave of p13 and n23 appeared 100% in normal subjects, but only appeared 30% in Meniere's disease. There were 3 kinds of manifestation of VEMP-normal response, bilateral no response and lower amplitude in hydrops side. CONCLUSION: Membranous hydrops in Meniere's disease may damage the saccular function and VEMP test may be helpful for diagnosis of Meniere's disease.
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OBJECTIVE: To record and analyze the vestibular evoked myogenic potentials (VEMP) in Meniere's disease. METHOD: VEMP in 15 patients diagnosed as Meniere's disease were investigated and made out different kinds of manifestation of VEMP. The results of VEMP were compared with these caloric test. RESULT: The wave of p13 and n23 appeared 100% in normal subjects, but only appeared 30% in Meniere's disease. There were 3 kinds of manifestation of VEMP-normal response, bilateral no response and lower amplitude in hydrops side. CONCLUSION: Membranous hydrops in Meniere's disease may damage the saccular function and VEMP test may be helpful for diagnosis of Meniere's disease.
Key concepts: Vestibular evoked myogenic potential, Meniere's disease, Audiology, Medicine, Endolymphatic hydrops, Saccule, MENIERE DISEASE, Disease