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Clinical Value of Cupulometry for Evaluation of the Effect of Treatment in Ménière's Disease

Jirö Hözawa, Fumihito Suzuki, Akiko Takagi

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Differences in the results of vestibular function tests between the pre-and posttreatment stage were assessed for 184 patients with Meniere's disease. The vestibular function tests included were:Mann's test, writing test, spontaneous nystagmus, positional nystagmus, positioning nystagmus, caloric test, and cupulometry.Among these tests, the result of cupulometry corresponded most accurately with the subjective symptoms (vertigo).

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Differences in the results of vestibular function tests between the pre-and posttreatment stage were assessed for 184 patients with Meniere's disease. The vestibular function tests included were:Mann's test, writing test, spontaneous nystagmus, positional nystagmus, positioning nystagmus, caloric test, and cupulometry.Among these tests, the result of cupulometry corresponded most accurately with the subjective symptoms (vertigo).

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Differences in the results of vestibular function tests between the pre-and posttreatment stage were assessed for 184 patients with Meniere's disease. The vestibular function tests included were:Mann's test, writing test, spontaneous nystagmus, positional nystagmus, positioning nystagmus, caloric test, and cupulometry.Among these tests, the result of cupulometry corresponded most accurately with the subjective symptoms (vertigo).

Key concepts: Meniere's disease, Nystagmus, Vertigo, Audiology, Vestibular system, Medicine, Caloric test, MENIERE DISEASE

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