GIDDINESS AT OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF EARDRUM IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OTHELCOSIS

Abstract

Frequency of patients' complains of giddiness with othelcosis before operation and at different terms after it has been analyzed; their connection with presence of spontaneous nystagmus has been studied. It was revealed increase of giddiness frequency and spontaneous nystagmus during 7-10-th day study; and this can be considered as inner ear response to operative treatment. After 30-day investigation it was seen a reliable decrease of giddiness frequency, though rate of spontaneous nystagmus has not truly decreased. It was shown a positive influence of operative treatment on giddiness frequency, but in 48, 8% patients there was preserved a spontaneous nystagmus after 5-6 operation months despite their subjective improvement.

Keywords

giddiness / spontaneous nystagmus / chronical othelcosis / operative treatmant

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Каspranskaya G.R., Lopatin А.S., Моrozova S.V.