Ménière’s syndrome
etiologic diagnosis
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https://doi.org/10.22491/2357-9730.125223Keywords:
Ménière’s syndrome, etiology, underlying pathologyAbstract
The correct identification of the etiology of Ménière’s syndrome is possible in up to 50% of all cases; once the underlying cause is identified, it can be managed, and that usually results in significant improvement in the set of symptoms. The objective of the present paper is to discuss the main diseases associated to the genesis of Ménière’s in terms of prevalence, etiopathogenic mechanisms, and prognostic implications. In addition, the paper presents a flow chart that can serve as a guide for etiologic research in Ménière’s syndrome.
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