PubMed · 5009084
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V Passy. 1972. The difference test.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/5009084/
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In this paper author described the significance of vestibular symptoms post stapedectomy in postoperative hearing improvement. Vertigo post stapedectomy was noted and spontaneous nystagmus, positional nystagmus and directional preponderance were examined. Postoperative hearing improvement in patients with and without vestibular symptoms was compared. Author maintained that recent symptoms of peripheral vestibular disfunction had made no difference in postoperative hearing improvement.
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A more practical method of reporting the neurotologic test results became desirable in the course of preparing case reports. This need grew out of the necessity to organize neurotologic tests results in a simple, easily understandable, nonredundant manner. Tests organized in this manner were vestibular and auditory tests. Vestibular tests included electronystagmography, rotational testing, and posturography. Auditory tests included pure-tone testing, speech testing, impedance testing, and auditory brainstem responses.