International journal of audiology · 2002
Intratympanic gentamicin in Menière's disease: the impact on tinnitus.
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Yetiser Sertac, Kertmen Mustafa
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Intratympanic administration of gentamicin for the treatment of intractable Menière's disease can achieve relief of vertigo. However, the effect of gentamicin on tinnitus has been less well identified. and conflicting results have been reported. Intratympanic gentamicin therapy was given to 25 patients with Menière's disease for the control of vertigo, and the effect of the therapy on tinnitus was evaluated by a 10-point scale and a modified tinnitus questionnaire. It was found that the tinnitus decreased in four patients (16%) and disappeared in three patients (12%) at follow-up. The effect of gentamicin on tinnitus presented intersubject variability, and no correlation was found between the amount of gentamicin injected and its effect on tinnitus.