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Title: Vestibular evoked myogenic potentials in chronic renal disease.
Authors: Varghese, Shibi (AUTHOR), Kumar, Kaushlendra (AUTHOR), Kalaiah, Mohan Kumar (AUTHOR), Shastri, Usha (AUTHOR), Ebenezer, Anupriya (AUTHOR), Prabhu, Mayoor Vasant (AUTHOR)
Source: Acta Oto-Laryngologica. Oct 2021, Vol. 141 Issue 10, p925-928. 4p.
Subjects: Chronic kidney failure, Evoked potentials (Electrophysiology), Cross-sectional method, Creatine, Comparative studies, Descriptive statistics, Disease duration, Statistical sampling, Hemodialysis, Vestibular apparatus, Vincristine
Abstract (English): There is limited evidence to provide an insight on the VEMP characteristics to explain the association between chronic renal disease (CRD) and its effect on otolith structures. To compare the otolithic function of individuals with CRD and individuals with no known CRD. To investigate the relationship between disease duration and VEMP and creatine level and VEMP among individuals with CRD. A cross-sectional study design using convenient sampling method was adapted for the present study. A total of 50 adults aged between 40 and 60 years participated in the study. Group 1 included 25 individuals with CRD undergoing hemodialysis and Group 2 included 25 individuals with no known CRD. cVEMP and oVEMP were recorded from participants in both groups. cVEMP and oVEMP was absent in 28% and 44% of individuals with CRD respectively, while, both VEMPs were present among all participants in group 2. Further, peak-to-peak amplitude of VEMP was reduced in individuals with CRD suggesting abnormal otolith function. In addition, a negative correlation was found between disease duration and the peak-to-peak amplitude of VEMP. The abnormal VEMP findings in individuals with CRD shows presence of otolithic dysfunction along with amplitude is found to decrease with an increase in the disease duration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Chinese): 背景：对VEMP 特征的了解, 以解释慢性肾病 (CRD) 及其对耳石结构的影响之间的关联, 这方面的证据是有限的。 目的：比较 CRD 患者和无 CRD 者的耳石功能。探讨CRD患者的病程与VEMP及肌酸水平与VEMP的关系。 方法：采用方便抽样方法的横断面研究设计。共50名40 至 60 岁的成人参加了这项研究。第 1 组包括 25 名接受血液透析的 CRD 患者, 第 2 组包括 25 名没有已知 CRD 的人。是记录了两组参与者的cVEMP 和 oVEMP。 结果：分别有 28% 和 44% 的 CRD 患者没有 cVEMP 和 oVEMP, 而第 2 组的所有参与者中都有两种 VEMP。此外, VEMP 的峰-峰幅度在 CRD 患者中降低, 表明耳石功能异常。此外, 在疾病持续时间和 VEMP 的峰峰值之间发现存在负相关。 结论：CRD 患者的异常 VEMP 表明存在耳石功能障碍, 并且发现振幅随着病程的增加而降低。 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: There is limited evidence to provide an insight on the VEMP characteristics to explain the association between chronic renal disease (CRD) and its effect on otolith structures. To compare the otolithic function of individuals with CRD and individuals with no known CRD. To investigate the relationship between disease duration and VEMP and creatine level and VEMP among individuals with CRD. A cross-sectional study design using convenient sampling method was adapted for the present study. A total of 50 adults aged between 40 and 60 years participated in the study. Group 1 included 25 individuals with CRD undergoing hemodialysis and Group 2 included 25 individuals with no known CRD. cVEMP and oVEMP were recorded from participants in both groups. cVEMP and oVEMP was absent in 28% and 44% of individuals with CRD respectively, while, both VEMPs were present among all participants in group 2. Further, peak-to-peak amplitude of VEMP was reduced in individuals with CRD suggesting abnormal otolith function. In addition, a negative correlation was found between disease duration and the peak-to-peak amplitude of VEMP. The abnormal VEMP findings in individuals with CRD shows presence of otolithic dysfunction along with amplitude is found to decrease with an increase in the disease duration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: 背景：对VEMP 特征的了解, 以解释慢性肾病 (CRD) 及其对耳石结构的影响之间的关联, 这方面的证据是有限的。 目的：比较 CRD 患者和无 CRD 者的耳石功能。探讨CRD患者的病程与VEMP及肌酸水平与VEMP的关系。 方法：采用方便抽样方法的横断面研究设计。共50名40 至 60 岁的成人参加了这项研究。第 1 组包括 25 名接受血液透析的 CRD 患者, 第 2 组包括 25 名没有已知 CRD 的人。是记录了两组参与者的cVEMP 和 oVEMP。 结果：分别有 28% 和 44% 的 CRD 患者没有 cVEMP 和 oVEMP, 而第 2 组的所有参与者中都有两种 VEMP。此外, VEMP 的峰-峰幅度在 CRD 患者中降低, 表明耳石功能异常。此外, 在疾病持续时间和 VEMP 的峰峰值之间发现存在负相关。 结论：CRD 患者的异常 VEMP 表明存在耳石功能障碍, 并且发现振幅随着病程的增加而降低。 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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