Imaging analysis in cases with inflammation-induced sensorineural hearing loss
Michihiko Sone, Terukazu Mizuno, Shinji Naganawa +1 more2008Acta Oto-LaryngologicaJournal Article
Auditory/VestibularNeurologicalOcular
Abstract
In the affected ears in all cases, 3D-FLAIR revealed high pre-contrast signal and increased signal in the cochlea after the administration of gadolinium. Enhancement was still observed in the inner ear after several months with continuing nystagmus in those cases induced by meningitis and severe otitis media. In a case with Wegener granulomatosis, increased signal in the post-contrast images was stronger on the side of the cochlea with the worse hearing level.
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