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Yes, you can access Meniere's Disease by R. Dauman,E. Ferrary,J.P. Sauvage, R. Dauman, E. Ferrary, J.P. Sauvage in PDF and/or ePUB format, as well as other popular books in Medicine & Ear, Nose & Throat Medicine. We have over one million books available in our catalogue for you to explore.

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Contents
Preface
History
The history and development of operations on the endolymphatic sac
Vestibular neurotomy as a physiopathological model of vestibular compensation
Bicentenary of P. Menière
Prosper Menière, a precursor aurist
Prosper Menière, from the foreign point of view
Experimental endolymphatic hydrops
An update of our experiences on endolymphatic hydrops
The role of hair cells in Menière’s disease
The role of endolymph flow in homeostasis
Hormonal regulation of the inner ear
Homeostatic mechanisms of the inner ear fluids
The role of Reissner’s membrane in endolymph homeostasis
Ion transport system in epithelial cells of the endolymphatic sac
The endolymphatic sac, an endocrine gland?
K + channels in mouse vestibular dark cells
Characteristics of Na + -H + exchanger of epithelial cells in the endolymphatic sac
Dual effect of glycerol administration on glycoconjugates in the adult guinea pig inner ear
Perilymphatic high potassium in hydrops affects electromotility of outer hair cells
Two-phase endolymphatic hydrops. A new dynamic model for Menière’s disease
Endolymphatic hydrops induced by chronic administration of vasopressin
Effects of antidiuretic hormones in the endolymphatic sac
Electrochemical composition of the luminal fluid and epithelial transports in the guinea pig endolymphatic sac
Aquaporins in the inner ear
Hyperpigmentation in hydropic specimens
Expression of mRNA encoding amiloride-sensitive Na + channel in the endolymphatic sac of the rat
Expression of NO synthase I, II, III, soluble guanylate cyclase and cGMP in experimentally induced endolymphatic hydrops in the guinea pig
New insights into glycerol in experimental endolymphatic hydrops
Hearing preservation after partial labyrinthectomy
Production of endolymphatic hydrops induced by direct infusion of monoclonal antibody against Type II collagen CB11 peptide
Audiovestibular and pressure investigations
Effects of middle ear pressure changes on the electrocochleographic recordings in patients with Menière’s disease
Electrocochleography and clinical staging
Caloric testing face-up and face-down in Menière’s disease
Simultaneous measurement of endo- and perilymphatic pressure in the guinea pig during fluid injection
Otoacoustic emissions and Menière’s disease
Pathophysiological mechanisms of Menière’s syndrome based on infrared oculography and histopathology
Vestibular function in Menière patients
Vibration-induced nystagmus in Menière’s disease
Vestibulo-cochlear response to glycerol in Menière’s patients
Effects of glycerol administration to vestibular-evoked myogenic potentials in patients with unilateral Menière’s disease
Effects of proprioceptive disturbance during standing in Menière and other labyrinthine defective subjects
Audiovestibular findings in the course of Menière’s disease
How do we use state-of-the-art vestibular testing to properly diagnose dizzy patients with complaints of disequilibrium?
Low-frequency hearing loss in Menière’s disease
Comparison of pre- and postoperative audiogram patterns in intractable Menière’s disease
Closure of the tympanic membrane after transtympanic electrocochleography
Diagnosis of endolymphatic hydrops by low-frequency modulation
Otoacoustic emissions as acoustic cochleography in diagnosis of Menière’s disease
Electrophysiological investigation of the olivocochlear bundle during vestibular neurotomy
The effect of glycerol on the high-frequency audiometric threshold in hydropic patients
Vestibular-evoked myogenic potentials in patients with unilateral Menière’s disease
Vestibular-evoked myogenic potentials in patients with bilateral Menière’s disease
Vestibular-evoked myogenic potentials in patients with delayed endolymphatic hydrops
Non-invasive perilymphatic pressure measurement in patients with Menière’s disease
Static and dynamic posturography in Menière’s disease
Retrospective investigations in Menière’s disease. The diagnostic value of vestibular recruitment
Clinical investigations
Regional differences in the prevalence of Menière’s disease in Finland
Endolymphatic hydrops and sensorineural hearing loss. A clinico-histological study
The significance of anamnesis in suspected Menière’s disease in young children. Case presentation
Management of Menière’s disease in children
Clinical hints in patients suffering from Menière’s disease
Autonomic nervous system examination in patients with Menière’s disease
Vascular compression of the VIIIth nerve can cause Menière-like hearing loss
Menière’s disease associated with dietary fluid overload. Analysis of 27 cases
Precipitating factors in Menière’s disease
The mechanism which causes the vertigo in Menière’s disease
On the onset of the second ear in patients with bilateral Menière’s disease
Tinnitus and morbus Menière
Menière’s disease and the menstrual cycle
Types of epithelial cell in the human endolymphatic sac
A case of saccular endolymphatic hydrops
The natural history of Menière’s disease. A 28-year progress report
Menière’s disease in the elderly
Introducing a multimedia program for general practitioners and patients with Menière’s disease
Differential diagnosis between Menière’s disease and perilymphatic fistula
Tinnitus in Menière’s disease
Reactive psychogenic dizziness in Menière’s disease
Endolymphatic hydrops. An overview of etiologies
The patient’s perspective
Menière patients’ organizations
β-Tubulin as an autoantigen for autoimmune inner ear disease
Proto-oncogene Raf-1 as an autoantigen in Menière’s disease
Effect of anticochlear antibodies on the evolution of rapidly progressive sensorineural hearing loss and Menière’s disease
Allergy and Menière’s disease
Imaging
Imaging of the fine structure of the inner ear using magnetic resonance microscopy
Three-dimensional magnetic resonance imaging of the inner ear in patients with uni- and bilateral Menière’s disease
Investigation of the saccular function in Menière’s disease patients
Blood flow of the vertebrobasilar artery in vestibular disorders
Medical and in-situ treatments
In situ therapy: from experimental results to clinical applications
Effects of therapeutic middle ear pressure changes in patients with Menière’s disease
Clinical results with the round window microcatheter and microdose gentamicin in the treatment of Menière’s disease
Inner ear localization of medicines delivered via the round window microcatheter
A conservative approach to intratympanic gentamicin therapy. Preliminary results
Self-treatment of inner ear disease using otic medication delivered by the Silverstein MicroWick™
Intratympanic gentamicin instillation as treatment for unilateral Menière’s disease
Transtympanal injections facilitate gentamicin treatment in Menière’s disease
Low-dose streptomycin/dexamethasone perfusion for Menière’s disease
Vestibular function after microcatheter gentamicin compared to transtympanic dosing
Vestibular rehabilitation after low-dose microcatheter gentamicin treatment for Menière’s disease
Intratympanic streptomycin therapy for Menière’s disease. Long-term follow-up
Transtympanic gentamicin in Menière’s disease and impact on quality of life
The prescription of hearing aids in Menière patients
Tinnitus retraining therapy in Menière’s disease
Pressure chamber treatment of Menière’s disease
Oxygen therapy in the immediate and long-term treatment of Menière’s disease
How do we use state-of-the-art techniques to treat the dizzy patient with dysequilibrium?
Betahistine for Menière’s disease. A systematic review
Fast vestibular compensation induced by levosulpiride in acute vertigo attacks
Indications for surgical and non-surgical treatment of vertigo in Menière’s disease
Historical research into a treatment for Menière’s. A pioneer makes the connection (Utermöhlen 1873-1962)
Prism glasses alleviate vertigo in Menière’s disease
Small animal model for assessing vestibular function after gentamicin administration
Intracochlear infusion through the round window membrane. Preliminary results
Intratympanic and systemic dexamethasone treatment of Menière’s disease
Streptomycin perfusion through the round window in patients with Menière’s disease
Surgical treatments
VIIth and VIIIth cranial nerve monitoring in vestibular neurectomy
The long-term outcome of removal of the endolymphatic sac in Menière’s disease
The retrolabyrinthine approach in vestibular neurotomy
Vestibular neurotomy by the retrosigmoid approach
Long-term hearing results after retrosigmoid vestibular neurotomy
Outcomes research after posterior fossa vestibular neurectomy. A 20-year experience
The touchstone in medical versus surgical treatment of Menière’s disease
Sac expanding surgery for Menière’s disease
Length of external opening of vestibular aqueduct and results of endolymphatic shunt for Menière’s disease
Surgical management of Menière’s disease
Endolymphatic sac surgery assisted by videoendoscopy
Auditory findings after vestibular neurectomy for Menière’s disease
Electrocochleographic findings after vestibular neurectomy for Menière’s disease
Retrosigmoid vestibular neurotomy: functional results. Clinical evaluation with otoneurological, physical medicine and orthoptic approaches
Results of vestibular neurotomy by the retrosigmoid approach
Long-term evolution of subjective visual vertical tilt after vestibular neurectomy and labyrinthectomy
Evolution of vestibular symptoms after microvascular decompression
Sac shunt and ultrasound surgery versus gentamicin treatment in Menière’s disease
Stapes surgery, coexisting Menière’s disease and anomalous middle ear. Case report
Results of saccotomy in the treatment of Menière’s disease
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