ArticleInternational journal of clinical and experimental pathology2014
Relationship of the changes of cervical MRI, TCD and BAEP in patients with "isolated" vertigo.
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Abstract
objectiveTo study the relationship and changes of cervical MRI, TCD and BAEP in patients with "isolated" vertigo.
methodsThe relationship and changes of cervical MRI, TCD and BAEP were investigated respectively in 125 patients with "isolated" vertigo and 100 healthy controls.
resultsThere were statistically significant differences between two groups for overall abnormalities of TCD (X(2) = 61.96, P<0.01), BAEP (X(2) = 97.99, P<0.01), and cervical MRI severity scale (Z = -8.71, P<0.01). In vertigo group, results showed significant correlations between TCD and cervical MRI, TCD and BAEP as well. And analysis on TCD PI and some items of BAEP demonstrated positive linear correlations. There were no statistical differences or correlations in control group.
conclusionsTCD is a sensitive method of "isolated" vertigo screening. A combined test protocol of cervical MRI, TCD and BAEP has superiorities to assess "isolated" vertigo.
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