Bilateral Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss and CCSVI

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Bilateral Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss and CCSVI

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Just found this on accident. Head scratcher. "CCSVI". Just rolls right off the lips in certain countries I guess...
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http://www.pietromariabavera.com/?p=109


Abstract
Objectives: We report a case of bilateral sudden sensorineural hearing loss (SSHL) in a patient suffering from chronic venous cerebrospinal insufficiency (CCSVI). Methods: Audiometric testing confirmed bilateral sensorineural hearing loss with hypoexcitability to caloric stimulation on the left side and echo-colour Doppler examination showed abnormal cerebral venous deficiency.
Results: The patient’s condition improved after 15 days following medical treatment.
Conclusions: CCSVI may explain the anatomical background which provides a predisposing factor for SSHL although further studies are needed to verify whether this observation is casual or coincidental.
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