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Professor Adolfo Bronstein
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What is Meniere’s diease?
Professor of Neuro-Otology, Adolfo Bronstein, explains how Meniere’s disease is a proper disease of the inner ear which affects both the balance and hearing organs leading to unique symptoms.
Transcript
Meniere's disease is a disease of the inner ear, i.e not from the brain, not from the nerve. It's a disease properly of the inner ear, and that's why it affects both the balance organs and the hearing organs, with very severe attacks of vertigo where the patient feels spinning around violently and is sick, but at the same time with noises in one ear and with deafness in one ear.
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