Posterior Semi circular canal (SCC) BPPV: Most common variety. BPPV is the most common cause of vertigo constituting 20-40% of all patient with peripheral vestibular disease. Mean age of on
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What are the clinical features of perilymph fishula? How do you investigate and confirm the diagnosis of perilymph fistula.What are the clinical features of perilymph fishula? How do you investigate and confirm the diagnosis of perilymph fistula.
Unlike labyrinthine fistula, perilymph may leak from the inner ear to the middle ear either from rupture of the stapediovestibular joint, fracture of the stapes footplate or tearing of the
What test can be performed to localize the site of pathology in acute facial nerve palsy?What test can be performed to localize the site of pathology in acute facial nerve palsy?
The tests performed to localize the site of pathology in acute facial nerve palsy are known as topodiagnostic tests. It refers to the functional testing of an individual facial nerve
How do you treat 40 year old male with 2cm papillary carcinoma of thyroid?How do you treat 40 year old male with 2cm papillary carcinoma of thyroid?
The given case is a case of High risk patient with a high risk tumour but neck node status unclear (considering No) Total thyroidectomy with level VI dissection and palpation
Enumerate the derivatives of first branchial arch. What are the head and neck structure which develop from 3rd pharyngeal arch and pouch?Enumerate the derivatives of first branchial arch. What are the head and neck structure which develop from 3rd pharyngeal arch and pouch?
In the early embryo, the fore-gut develops between the brain above and the primitive heart below. The mouth is separated from the pharynx by the buccopharyngeal membrane which disappears around
What pre-operative counselling will you do for the surgery of Cystic Hygroma?What pre-operative counselling will you do for the surgery of Cystic Hygroma?
Damage to facial, hypoglossal and accessory nerves may be difficult to avoid in case of large cystic hygroma so a nerve stimulator should be used . Because of the enormous
What is lymphangioma? What are the theories of lymphangioma? What are its type? What are its clinical presentation?What is lymphangioma? What are the theories of lymphangioma? What are its type? What are its clinical presentation?
Lymphangioma (LA) are degenerative lesions arising from the lymphatic and refers to a group of developmental anomalies in which the lymphatics fails to connect in the normal way to the
What is OK 432? How does it act? Which type of lymphangioma is more sensitive to it? How is lymphangioma managed surgically?What is OK 432? How does it act? Which type of lymphangioma is more sensitive to it? How is lymphangioma managed surgically?
OK-432 It is the new intralesional injection used to treat lymphangioma. It is named OK-432 (picinabil). The following are the advantages of OK-432: Promising result It is an immuo-modulatory
How will you treat lymphangioma? What are different modalities of management of neck lymphangioma? How will you treat lymphangioma without surgery?How will you treat lymphangioma? What are different modalities of management of neck lymphangioma? How will you treat lymphangioma without surgery?
If the lymphangioma is -small, cosmetically and functionally acceptable then observation and no treatment is required. Broomhead(1964) proposed 15% have spontaneous regression. Repeated aspiration To relieve from rapid growth
How will you diagnose the Lymphangiomas?How will you diagnose the Lymphangiomas?
As a rule the diagnosis is apparent and are made on clinical grounds Ultrasound scanning may help To make prenatal diagnosis and there are report of infants being treated ex-utero