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2. Dynamic Posturography

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Allsopp, Tristan J., Dornhoffer, John L., Babu, Seilesh, editor, Schutt, Christopher A., editor, and Bojrab, Dennis I., editor

Published
2019
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4. Vestibular Migraine

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Cox, Matthew D., Norton, Julien Arden, Dornhoffer, John L., Suen, James Y., editor, and Petersen, Erika, editor

Published
2018
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8. Eustachian Tube Balloon Dilation: A Comprehensive Analysis of Adverse Events.

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Merrill, Tyler B., Patel, Vijay A., Pool, Christopher, Dornhoffer, John L., and Saadi, Robert A.

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EUSTACHIAN tube, CAROTID artery dissections, DATABASES, SUBCUTANEOUS emphysema, PATIENT education, DISSECTION
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Background: Eustachian tube balloon dilation (ETBD) has been Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved for refractory Eustachian tube dysfunction since 2016. While ETBD is generally seen as safe, the complication profile has not been well defined. Objective: The objective of this study was to utilize the FDA manufacturer and user facility device experience (MAUDE) database to better assess adverse events (AE) related to ETBD. Methods: This is a study of a multiinstitutional database maintained by the U.S. FDA. A database analysis was performed via the collaboration of multiple clinicians at tertiary referral centers. The FDA MAUDE database was queried for all medical device reports (MDR) related to ETBD devices from January 2012 to November 2022. Eighty-eight unique MDR were identified, 16 of which met inclusion criteria. Results: Three MDRs were classified as device-related (18.8%); none resulted in an AE. Thirteen MDRs (81.3%) were patient-related; all were classified as AEs. The most common AE was postoperative subcutaneous emphysema (n = 6, 46.2%). Of the patients with subcutaneous emphysema, there was a wide range of severity. The most severe AE (n = 1, 6.3%) was postoperative stroke secondary to carotid artery dissection. Conclusion: Though ETBD is generally seen as a safe procedure, there have been several concerning AEs reported to date. Increased awareness of ETBD complications can serve as a primer for improved patient education and counseling during the informed consent process and aid surgeons in clinical decision-making. Future studies with standardized reporting protocols are warranted to create a central registry for ETBD. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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23. Controversy: Does repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation/ transcranial direct current stimulation show efficacy in treating tinnitus patients?

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Langguth, Berthold, de Ridder, Dirk, Dornhoffer, John L., Eichhammer, Peter, Folmer, Robert L., Frank, Elmar, Fregni, Felipe, Gerloff, Christian, Khedr, Eman, Kleinjung, Tobias, Landgrebe, Michael, Lee, Scott, Lefaucheur, Jean-Pascal, Londero, Alain, Marcondes, Renata, Moller, Aage R., Pascual-Leone, Alvaro, Plewnia, Christian, Rossi, Simone, Sanchez, Tanit, Sand, Philipp, Schlee, Winfried, Steffens, Thomas, van de Heyning, Paul, and Hajak, Goeran

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2008
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29. Contributors

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Adunka, Oliver F., primary, Arriaga, Moisés A., additional, Ator, Gregory A., additional, Benecke, James E., additional, Berenholz, Leonard P., additional, Boyev, K. Paul, additional, Brackmann, Derald E., additional, Buchman, Craig A., additional, Carey, John P., additional, Carrau, Ricardo L., additional, Cass, Stephen P., additional, Chang, Ray C., additional, Chen, Douglas A., additional, Chen, Henry H., additional, Chen, Joseph M., additional, Connell, Sarah S., additional, Crane, Benjamin T., additional, De la Cruz, Antonio, additional, Cullen, Robert D., additional, Cunningham, Calhoun D., additional, Dashti, Shervin R., additional, Jennifer Derebery, M., additional, Desai, Shaun C., additional, Deshmukh, Vivek R., additional, Dornhoffer, John L., additional, Eshraghi, Adrien A., additional, Fayad, Jose N., additional, Fisch, Ugo, additional, Friedland, David R., additional, Friedman, Rick A., additional, Fukushima, Takanori, additional, Gantz, Bruce J., additional, Gardner, Gale, additional, Gardner, Paul A., additional, Giddings, Neil A., additional, Glasscock, Michael E., additional, Gubbels, Samuel P., additional, Handzel, Ophir, additional, Harvey, Steven A., additional, Hillman, Todd A., additional, Hitselberger, William E., additional, Hoskins, Barbara Stahl, additional, House, Howard P., additional, House, John W., additional, House, William F., additional, Isaacson, Brandon B., additional, Jackler, Robert K., additional, Gary Jackson, C., additional, Janecka, Ivo P., additional, Jannetta, Peter J., additional, Jenkins, Herman A., additional, Kassam, Amin B., additional, Kaylie, David M., additional, Kesser, Bradley W., additional, Kutz, Joe W., additional, Kwartler, Jed A., additional, Leonetti, John P., additional, Levine, Robert E., additional, Lin, James, additional, Lippy, William H., additional, Littlefield, Philip D., additional, Lo, Teresa M., additional, Lundy, Larry B., additional, Luxford, William M., additional, McElveen, John T., additional, McKenna, Michael J., additional, Minor, Lloyd B., additional, Monsell, Edwin M., additional, Nadol, Joseph B., additional, Nedzelski, Julian M., additional, Gail Neely, J., additional, Netterville, James L., additional, Otto, Steven R., additional, Packer, Mark D., additional, Parnes, Lorne S., additional, Perkins, Rodney, additional, Perry, Brian P., additional, Pilkington, Thomas M., additional, Poe, Dennis S., additional, Prasad, Sanjay, additional, Prevedello, Daniel M., additional, Redleaf, Miriam I., additional, Roberson, Joseph B., additional, Roberts, Michael A., additional, Robinson, Mendell, additional, Rodgers, Grayson K., additional, Roland, Peter S., additional, Runge-Samuelson, Christina L., additional, Rybak, Leonard P., additional, Schaitkin, Barry M., additional, Schuknecht, Harlod F., additional, Sekula, Raymond F., additional, Shannon, Robert V., additional, Shea, M. Coyle, additional, Sheehy, James L., additional, Shelton, Clough, additional, Sim, David W., additional, Singleton, George T., additional, Slattery, William H., additional, Snyderman, Carl H., additional, Spetzler, Robert F., additional, Strasnick, Barry, additional, Sullivan, Christopher A., additional, Syms, Mark J., additional, Syms, Charles A., additional, Telian, Steven A., additional, Telischi, Fred F., additional, Teufert, Karen B., additional, Tjellström, Anders M.R., additional, Tucci, Debara L., additional, Wackym, P. Ashley, additional, Daniel Ward, P., additional, Warren, Frank M., additional, Welling, D. Bradley, additional, Wiet, Richard J., additional, and Wilkinson, Eric P., additional

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2010
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40. Effects of rotation on the sleep state-dependent midlatency auditory evoked P50 potential in the human

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Dornhoffer, John L, Mamiya, N, Bray, P, Skinner, Robert D, and Garcia-Rill, Edgar

Subjects
Aerospace Medicine
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Sopite syndrome, characterized by loss of initiative, sensitivity to normally innocuous sensory stimuli, and impaired concentration amounting to a sensory gating deficit, is commonly associated with Space Motion Sickness (SMS). The amplitude of the P50 potential is a measure of level of arousal, and a paired-stimulus paradigm can be used to measure sensory gating. We used the rotary chair to elicit the sensory mismatch that occurs with SMS by overstimulating the vestibular apparatus. The effects of rotation on the manifestation of the P50 midlatency auditory evoked response were then assessed as a measure of arousal and distractibility. Results showed that rotation-induced motion sickness produced no change in the level of arousal but did produce a significant deficit in sensory gating, indicating that some of the attentional and cognitive deficits observed with SMS may be due to distractibility induced by decreased habituation to repetitive stimuli.

Published
2002

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