Dudley J. Weider
Abstract
Presented are ten cases of patients with perilymphatic fistula and/or endolymphatic hydrops who had tinnitus as a major complaint. Tinnitus and its degree of severity often correlate closely with the state of health or hydrodynamic integrity of the inner ear, as these cases illustrate.
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Presented are ten cases of patients with perilymphatic fistula and/or endolymphatic hydrops who had tinnitus as a major complaint. Tinnitus and its degree of severity often correlate closely with the state of health or hydrodynamic integrity of the inner ear, as these cases illustrate.
Key concepts: Tinnitus, Endolymphatic hydrops, Medicine, Fistula, Inner ear, Audiology, Labyrinth Diseases, Meniere's disease