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A Hadj-Djilani
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[Otoneurological therapy without drugs or surgery: psychomotor management].
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[Posturographic and otoneurological recording: outline of new symptomatology based on the study of the vestibulospinal reflex].
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[Rehabilitation of the shaky supports of a vestibular lesion. Evaluation of our results].
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[Objective audiometry: current use and recent acquisitions].
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[Optokinetic nystagmus studied through otoneurologic methods].
The horizontal optokinetic nystagmus (NOC) has been studied during 5,000 otoneurological investigations. In 16.25% of all our cases, the NOC was found to be either weakened in both directions, or only in one direction. There has been no constant relationship between intensity of the spontaneous nystagmus and NOC asymmetry in case of peripheral vestibular lesion. NOC asymmetry seems to be a reliable sign of the evolution of a lesion. Cases without peripheral hypofunction have been divided into three groups: ocular disturbances, brain stem lesions and hemispherical lesions. In these cases the value of the localization of the asymmetry in NOC and nystagmus induced by vestibular tests has been studied. In hemisperical lesions, when asymmetry affected exclusively the NOC, the direction of the weakened NOC was always towards the healthy side. When asymmetry affected not only NOC but even nystagmus induced by vestibular stimulations, this weakened side of the nystagmus was less significant.
[Hemostatic action of estrogens in ORL. Trials of Premarine].
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