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R Dehler

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Competitive-kinesthetic interaction therapy.

The competitive-kinesthetic interaction therapy is based on several clinical observations of patients who are treated with the Brügger therapy in the "Murnau approach" and who are suffering from different pain syndromes in their movement system. These patients reported definite lessening of their tinnitus, including (in some cases) a complete cessation of their subjective ear noise, as a result of our therapy on the movement system. Our goal is to modulate and automate the civilizatory unforable engraved individual global movement patterns. This success, which accompanied the therapeutic removal of movement imbalance and related posture and motion disorders, suggests the possibility of influencing the balance-surveying organs of the complex equilibrium system, summarizing the information from the equilibrium tetrad within a central space-oriented data processing system, via the muscles of the entire locomotor system. A very important point is that the subjective improvements can be objectified in brain electrical activity mapping of vestibular evoked potentials. Two-hundred patients were treated with this therapy and were examined between April 1998 and April 1999.

Adolescent↗

Gingko biloba (Rökan) therapy in tinnitus patients and measurable interactions between tinnitus and vestibular disturbances.

Tinnitus is one of the most important symptoms in neurootology after vertigo, nausea, and hearing loss. In most cases, the origin of the tinnitus remains inexplicable. Well-known, however, is that tinnitus may arise in any part of the hearing pathway (i.e., both within the cochlea receptor and in the temporal lobe and projections). Tinnitus also is associated frequently with vertigo, nausea and hearing loss. An age predominance exists, with tinnitus more common among those older than 40 years. From this starting point, a great demand exists today for new ideas and developments in the diagnosis and treatment of tinnitus.

Audiometry↗