Introduction Predicting hearing outcome in sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSNHL) is
challenging, as well as detecting the underlying pathomechanisms. SSNHL could be …

Objective: Among the types of idiopathic sudden sensorineural hearing loss, low-tone type
without vertigo has attracted attention for its recurrence and progression to Ménière's …

Objective: Explore how the terminology of some vestibulocochlear diseases leads to a
misleading nosology that probably misrepresents the underlying neuroanatomy and …

Conclusion: In clinical practice, sudden low-tone loss other than acute low-tone
sensorineural hearing loss (ALHL) shows a potential for recurrence. Objective: ALHL is often …

Purpose This study aimed to investigate the hearing outcomes in patients with sudden
sensorineural hearing loss without vertigo (SSNHLwoV). Methods Patients with SSNHLwoV …

Objective Despite its relatively high prevalence, our understanding of the natural clinical
course of acute low‐tone hearing loss (ALHL) without vertigo remains incomplete. The …

Introduction Vertigo can be due to a variety of central and peripheral causes. The relative
incidence of central causes is underestimated. This may have an important impact of the …

Objectives: Even though it is currently not possible to prove a pathological diagnosis for
inner ear disease, acute low-frequency hearing loss (ALFHL) without vertigo could be …

Introduction: Sudden hearing loss (SHL) is an ENT emergency defined as sensorineural
hearing loss (SNHL)≥ 30 dB HL affecting at least 3 consecutive tonal frequencies, showing …

Objectives: To investigate the incidence of nystagmus in patients with sudden sensorineural
hearing loss (SSNHL) without dizziness, and to evaluate the correlation of the presence of …