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IDIOPATHIC HYPERTROPHIC CRANIAL PACHYMENINGITIS: A RARE CAUSE OF VERTIGO

VERTİGONUN NADİR SEBEBİ: İDİOPATİK HİPERTROFİK KRANİAL PAKİMENENJİT

Journal
ENTcase
Pages
37–41
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Periferic vestibular disorder was thought to be a result of the 8th cranial nerve compression secondary to pachymeningitis.

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Objective & Hypothesis:A 65 years old woman presented to our clinic with vertigo.
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Key Findings & Data:Nystagmography showed left beating nystagmus that decreased in amplitude with fixation.
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Conclusion & Impact:Periferic vestibular disorder was thought to be a result of the 8th cranial nerve compression secondary to pachymeningitis.
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Abstract

A 65 years old woman presented to our clinic with vertigo. Following physical examination and, audiovestibular tests were normal, an internal acoustic canal MRI was obtained; medical treatment were started for vestibular neuritis. Two years later, she admitted to emergency because of a vertigo attack cranial so MRI suggested hypertrofic pachymeningitis. Nystagmography showed left beating nystagmus that decreased in amplitude with fixation. Periferic vestibular disorder was thought to be a result of the 8th cranial nerve compression secondary to pachymeningitis.

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65 yaşında bayan hasta baş dönmesi şikayeti ile kliniğimize başvurdu. Yapılan fizik muayene ve odyovestibüler tetkiklerin normal sınırlarda gelmesi üzerine internal akustik kanal magnetik rezonans görüntüleme (MRG) istendi; vestibüler nörit düşünülen hastaya ilaç tedavisi başlandı. 2 yıl sonra baş dönmesi atağı ile gelen hastanın çekilen kranial MRG sonucuna göre hipertrofik kranial pakimenenjit düşünüldü. Yapılan nistagmografisinde sola çakan spontan nistagmusu mevcuttu. Hastada bulunan periferik vestibüler bozukluğun pakimenenjite bağlı 8. kranial sinir basısına ikincil geliştiği düşünüldü.

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BEYAZPINAR, G., HIZAL, E., ÖZLÜOĞLU, L. N. (2016). IDIOPATHIC HYPERTROPHIC CRANIAL PACHYMENINGITIS: A RARE CAUSE OF VERTIGO. ENTcase, Cilt: 2 - Sayı: 1, 37–41. https://ajindex.com/articles/154439

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