1. Miller Matthew
2. Carey John

9789351529347

10.5005/jp/books/12758_30

1/e

2016

11

1. Fargo, North Dakota, USA
2. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Minicraniotomy management, superior canal dehiscence, trigeminal ganglion, internal auditory canal tumors, superior canal dehiscence syndrome, chronic disequilibrium, conductive hyperacusis, pulsatile tinnitus, excitatory ampullofugal, computed tomography, chronic disequilibrium symptoms, electrocochleography, action potential, cervical vestibular myogenic potential, high­resolution computed tomography, otologists, transmastoid approach, serous labyrinthitis, facial nerve, audio transducer, external auditory canal, tympanic membrane, craniotomy, microfibrillar collagen, vestibular rehabilitation, vestibular exercises, vestibular therapist, dizziness handicap inventory, hypofunction, outpatient vestibular therapy, bone conduction hyperacusis, horizontal canals