Neuralgia do trigêmeo bilateral: relato de caso

Conclusion: the hearing proile of elderly patients with dizziness does not differ from that found in older adults without dizziness, being observed more frequently bilateral

Study realized in diabetic patients with early diagnosis (before 40 years old) showed prevalence of 21.7% sensorioneural uni or bilateral hearing loss, stating that the type 2

Bilateral normal hearing was observed in 66% of subjects; bilateral sensorineural hearing loss was seen in 12% of subjects, bilateral conductive hearing loss was present in

study demonstrated that the tinnitus intensity and annoy- ance were higher in patients with hyperacusis, vertigo, or..

Partially or entirely illegible medical records were ex- cluded from the study, as well as individuals younger than 30 years or older than 65 years of age in 2007, with medical

However, metastasis rate was similar in patients younger than 80 and 80 years old or older (26.1% vs 25.1%) and patients with a lymph node count of 10 or greater had signiicantly

Conclusion: Based on several studies, cochlear implants were demonstrated to be the best current alternative for bilateral severe or profound hearing loss, achieving better results

Conclusion In cases of acute ear manifestations with or without hearing loss and with poor response to usual treatments, Wegener granulomatosis should be included among the