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  • 1

    USH1K, a novel locus for type ？ Usher syndrome, maps to chromosome 10p11.21-q21.1

    Jaworek Thomas J. , Bhatti Rashid , Latief Noreen [他]

    Journal of human genetics 57(10), 633-637, 2012-10-00

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    Vertigo and disequilibrium during early childhood  [in Japanese]

    SAKATA Hideaki , ENDO Mayumi , KAGA Kimitaka

    … Concerning balancing dysfunction, as the central nervous system is under development, the peripheral static-sense system, myelination/maturation of the central nervous system, process of functional integration, and learning/acquisition of gross and fine motor skills at each age must be considered.During early childhood, brain tumors, especially cerebellar/brainstem tumors, cerebellitis, and acute cerebellar ataxia should be considered. …

    Equilibrium Research 71(4), 253-263, 2012-08-01

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    The vestibular-cardiovascular reflex and orthostatic circulatory regulation  [in Japanese]

    AOKI Mitsuhiro , SAKAIDA Yuzuru , TANAKA Kunihiko

    … There is little definitive evidence of the clinical significance of the vestibular-cardiovascular reflex in humans, despite the fact that the vestibular system is known to contribute to cardiovascular control in animals. … Third, we classified 248 dizzy patients aged<65 into three groups based on their vestibular evoked myogenic potential (VEMP) responses; …

    Equilibrium Research 71(3), 186-193, 2012-06-01

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    Neurorehabilitation for the vestibular nervous system  [in Japanese]

    YAMANAKA Toshiaki

    … and balance problems and to increase safety and independence in patients with vestibular and balance disorders The neurorehabilitation treatment program in this study consisted of vestibular balance rehabilitation therapy specified in Nara Medical University (VBRT-NMU) to advance the central vestibular adaptation process and to substitute visual and somatosensory input for the impaired vestibular function, and a new therapy using the sensory substitution system with a human …

    Equilibrium Research 71(2), 120-135, 2012-04-01

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    Vertigo in children ; with special reference to orthostatic dysregulation  [in Japanese]

    TANAKA Hidetaka

    … INOH involves dysfunction of the high-pressure system in the neural baroreflex pathway, and the low-pressure system in the case of POTS. … Further studies are anticipated in relation to OD and vestibular function. …

    Equilibrium Research 71(2), 53-60, 2012-04-01

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    Analysis of postoperative vertigo or dizziness in cochlear implant patients  [in Japanese]

    MIWA Toru , MINODA Ryosei

    … Cochlear implants (CIs) are associated with a potential risk for vestibular system insult or stimulation with resultant dysfunction. … As part of the equilibrium tests, a caloric test, static posturography, observation of nystagmus using an infrared CCD camera, and measurement of the vestibular-evoked myogenic potential (VEMP) were performed. …

    Equilibrium Research 71(1), 16-22, 2012-02-01

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    Dizziness and psychogenic disorders  [in Japanese]

    GOTO Fumiyuki

    … The diagnosis of dizziness includes not only an evaluation of vestibular dysfunction, but also a psychogenic evaluation. … Treatments included pharmacotherapy and physical therapy (including rehabilitation for vestibular dysfunction), surgical intervention, pharmacotherapy, and psychotherapy for anxiety and depression. …

    Equilibrium Research 71(1), 1-9, 2012-02-01

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    Problem and Assignment for Distinguishing the Usher Syndrome Type  [in Japanese]

    Iwasaki Satoshi , Yoshimura Hidekane , Takeichi Norito , Satou Hiroaki , Ishikawa Kotaro , Kaga Kimitaka , Kumakawa Kozou , Nagai Kyoko , Furuya Nobuhiko , Ikezono Tetsuo , Nakanishi Hiroshi , Naitou Yasu , Fukushima Kunihiro , Tono Tetsuya , Kimitsuki Takashi , Nishio Shinya , Takumi Yutaka , Usami Shinichi

    … Usher syndrome is an autosomal-recessive disorder that causes bilateral sensorineural hearing loss, retinitis pigmentosa (RP), and occasionally vestibular dysfunction. … The conductive rate of vestibular examinations including the caloric test (50%) was low. …

    Nippon Jibiinkoka Gakkai Kaiho 115(10), 894-901, 2012

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    Vestibular functions and motor developments of congenitally deafblind children  [in Japanese]

    Shinjo Yukiko , Kaga Kimitaka

    … Background: The relationship of visual vestibular interaction with congenitally visual and hearing impairment in children has been discussed. … The cochlear and vestibular organs are closely related anatomically and phylogenetically. … Many studies have revealed the abnormal vestibular function and delayed motor development in the cases of severely hearing impaired children. …

    Equilibrium Research 71(4), 264-269, 2012

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    Investigation of patients with presbyastasis using the cross test  [in Japanese]

    YABE Takao , INOUE Yuta , YOKOTA Junichi , GOTO Fumiyuki , TANAKA Toshiyuki , IFUKUBE Tohru , NOMURA Yasuyuki

    … To investigate the equilibrium function of elderly patients experiencing dizziness caused by age-dependent physiological vestibular dysfunction (presbyastasis) and to evaluate the effects of a vestibular rehabilitation program, the author conducted a new balance training program, referred to as the cross test. … Nine patients over the age of 65 years who had presbyastasis and who had complained of equilibrium dysfunction for at least 6 months were enrolled in this study. …

    Equilibrium Research 70(6), 473-480, 2011-12-01

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    Inner Ear Disorders and Mitochondrial DNA Mutation  [in Japanese]

    YAMASOBA Tatsuya

    … We next describe clinical auditory and vestibular dysfunction and temporal bone histopathology associated with 3243 A-to-G substitution in transfer RNA (tRNA)Leu(UUR) gene. …

    Practica Oto-Rhino-Laryngologica 104(8), 533-540, 2011-08-01

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    An equilibrium exercise performed by a physical therapist for a patient with intractable dysequilibrium  [in Japanese]

    ASANUMA Mitsuru , ITO Hiroyuki , YUKAWA Kumiko

    … An equilibrium exercise performed by a physical therapist for a patient with intractable dysequilibriumA thirty-seven-year-old woman diagnosed as having progressive bilateral vestibular dysfunction due to autoimmune inner ear disease was given equilibrium exercises by a physical therapist. … She started her rehabilitation program for her vestibular dysfunction at 4 years after the onset of her complaints. …

    Equilibrium Research 70(2), 77-84, 2011-04-01

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    BPPV-like Symptoms during the Course of Sudden Deafness: A Report of 3 Cases  [in Japanese]

    Iwasaki Naruhito , Kouzaki Hideaki , Shimizu Takeshi

    … However, it is widely known that BPPV-like symptoms arise during the course of diseases such as Meniere's disease, sudden deafness, and vestibular neuritis. … Two patients had canal paresis (CP), but did not have otolith dysfunction. … We suppose that the BPPV-like symptoms arise from the falling of the otolith associated with inner ear dysfunction. …

    Practica Oto-Rhino-Laryngologica 104(11), 773-777, 2011

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    Characteristics of vestibular evoked myogenic potentials as an otolith function test  [in Japanese]

    SHOJAKU Hideo

    … This sound-evoked vestibulocollic reflex is termed the vestibular evoked myogenic potential (VEMP). … The human VEMP has its best frequency located between 500 Hz and 1 kHz that resembles a V-shaped tuning curve of the saccular nerve in cats, recorded in the inferior vestibular nerve. … After vestibular deafferentiation, unilateral VEMP dysfunction in the affected side appears and lasts for a long time. …

    Equilibrium Research 69(3), 168-175, 2010-06-01

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    An Atypical Usher Syndrome Type 2 Patient with USH2A Mutations  [in Japanese]

    NAKANISHI Hiroshi , IWASAKI Satoshi , TAKIZAWA Yoshinori , HASHIMOTO Yasuyuki , MIZUTA Kunihiro , MINETA Hiroyuki

    … USH can be classified into 3 clinical subtypes (USH type 1-3: USH1-3) on the basis of the severity and progression of hearing loss and the presence or absence of vestibular dysfunction. … Though USH2 is characterized by non-progressive moderate-to-severe hearing loss and normal vestibular dysfunction, the patient showed atypical USH2 phenotype-rapidly progressive hearing loss. …

    Practica Oto-Rhino-Laryngologica 103(5), 413-419, 2010-05-01

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    A case of Costen's syndrome with chewing-induced vertigo  [in Japanese]

    SEKINE Kazunori , IMAI Takao , TACHIBANA Fumitoshi , MATUDA Kazunori , SATO Go , TAKEDA Noriaki

    … Costen's syndrome is associated with various symptoms due to temporomandibular dysfunction. …

    Equilibrium Research 69(1), 47-51, 2010-02-01

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    Bilateral progressive hearing loss and vestibular dysfunction with inner ear antibodies

    YUKAWA K

    Auris Nasus Larynx 37, 223-228, 2010

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    Studies on the Largest Lyapunov Exponents of the Standing Posture in Patients with Unilateral Vestibular Dysfunction  [in Japanese]

    MIZUTA Keisuke , TOKITA Takashi , ITO Yatsuji , AOKI Mitsuhiro , KUZE Bunya

    われわれは一側迷路障害例の重心動揺における最大リアプノフ指数の特徴・意義を検討した. 最大リアプノフ指数はカオス時系列解析による, 軌道に不安定性を評価できる一つの指標である. 対象は, 健常成人55名と一側迷路障害例73例 (前庭神経炎例11例, めまいを伴う突発性難聴例6名, メニエール病例23例, 遅発性内リンパ水腫例8例, 良性発作性頭位めまい症11例, 他の迷路疾患14例) である. 開 …

    Nippon Jibiinkoka Gakkai Kaiho 112(12), 791-800, 2009-12-20

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    A case of vertigo following a traffic accident with subsequent psychiatric symptoms  [in Japanese]

    DOI Akira , TAMURA Kozo , KOZAKURA Kenichi , TAKISHITA Teruaki , FUJITA Hirokazu

    … The causes of the vertigo were left vestibular dysfunction, somatoform disorder, and atlantoaxial subluxation. …

    Equilibrium Research 68(6), 437-446, 2009-12-01

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    Caloric Test in Low-tone Sensorineural Hearing Loss  [in Japanese]

    KIMURA Mitsuhiro , HAMAMURA Ryouji , UMEHARA Tsuyoshi , AOI Noriaki , SANO Chiaki , KATAOKA Shingo , KAWAUCHI Hideyuki

    急性低音障害型感音難聴は比較的予後良好な疾患と一般的に考えられている.しかし, 長期間経過を観察すると, 反復したり, 再発したり, さらにはメニエール病へ移行する場合もあり, 治療に難渋することがしばしばある.本疾患は, 厚生労働省急性高度難聴研究班の診断基準において, 急性あるいは突発性に蝸牛症状 (耳閉塞感, 耳鳴, 難聴など) が発症し, めまいを伴わない低音部領域のみの感音難聴であるとさ …

    Nippon Jibiinkoka Gakkai Kaiho 112(8), 615-622, 2009-08-20

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