[Contradictions in pathology of the inner ear].

Vestn Otorinolaringol

Published: August 1994

The paper reports the results achieved on the treatment of 193 patients with polyetiological cochleovestibulopathy (PC). Clinical and experimental findings urge a strict differential-diagnostic approach to PC treatment. Original techniques are provided on endaural pharmacophysical management of the labyrinth disorders.

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