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Botox transient treatment of tinnitus due to stapedius myoclonus: case report.
Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery 2011 January
OBJECT: To explore the feasibility of using botulinum toxin type A (BTXA) to treat tinnitus due to stapedius myoclonus.
METHOD: A piece of gelfoam containing BTXA (25 U/ml) was placed, through a perforation in tympanic membrane, into the middle ear cavity of a patient suffering from tinnitus due to stapedius myoclonus.
RESULTS: The tinnitus disappeared on the second day after the BTXA treatment. The patient was free of symptoms during a 3-month follow-up period. Tinnitus reappeared at 4 months, and disappeared after second BTXA local treatment.
CONCLUSION: Local BTXA treatment may be considered as a treatment for tinnitus caused by stapedius myoclonus.
METHOD: A piece of gelfoam containing BTXA (25 U/ml) was placed, through a perforation in tympanic membrane, into the middle ear cavity of a patient suffering from tinnitus due to stapedius myoclonus.
RESULTS: The tinnitus disappeared on the second day after the BTXA treatment. The patient was free of symptoms during a 3-month follow-up period. Tinnitus reappeared at 4 months, and disappeared after second BTXA local treatment.
CONCLUSION: Local BTXA treatment may be considered as a treatment for tinnitus caused by stapedius myoclonus.
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