Diagnostik und Therapie vestibulärer Störungen

Walther, Leif Erik

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-47448-7_6

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“…Die Rezeptorfunktionsstörung bessert sich in etwa 40-63% der Fälle. Eine serologische Untersuchung ist weder diagnostisch zielführend noch therapeutisch relevant [26,28] [27]. Im Langzeitverlauf der Erkrankung zeigt sich eine Verminderung der Schwindelattacken innerhalb von 5-10 Jahren.…”

Section: Akute Neuritis Vestibularisunclassified

Rezeptorfunktion der Bogengänge

Blödow

Bloching²,

Hörmann³

et al. 2012

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Perturbation of semicircular canal function may result in a pathological angular vestibulo-ocular reflex (aVOR). The resulting impairment in gaze stabilization is perceived as "vertigo" or "dizziness" and may occur following receptor function impairment of all three semicircular canals. The head impulse test reveals hidden (covert-catchup) or visible (overt-catchup) saccades in disturbances of semicircular function. Most peripheral vestibular disorders can be treated conservatively. There are surgical treatment options for some diseases, such as intractable benign paroxysmal positional vertigo and superior semicircular canal dehiscence. Vestibular training promotes central reorganization of the VOR. Impaired semicircular receptor function, in particular bilateral vestibulopathy, may affect spatial orientation and cognitive processes. Balance prostheses could serve as a replacement for receptors in the future.

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Section: Akute Neuritis Vestibularisunclassified