An analysis of correlation between the unusual location of the jugular bulb and audiovestibular symptoms

Yetışer, Sertaç; Kertmen, Mustafa; Yıldırım, Ali

doi:10.1016/j.anl.2004.09.009

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“…Vascular compression from a high jugular bulb has been suggested to predispose to MD-like symptoms (24): vertigo and tinnitus ceased or decreased in many of the patients by lowering of the high jugular bulb. Another study described a correlation between a high jugular bulb and vestibular symptoms (25).…”

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“…Some studies in the past have suggested that the pathophysiologic mechanism of MD-like symptoms might be an obstruction of the ED or ES (24,26Y28), interference with the microcirculation of the ES (11,25,27,28), impeded drainage of the VVA (23,24), or turbulence transmission to the membranous labyrinth (25). However, none of the above-mentioned studies have included image documentation of the claimed mechanisms.…”

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