Audiogram Bone-Conduction Testing Induced Seizure in Patient with Traumatic Brain Injury

In this case report, we discuss a patient who presented with Tullio’s phenomenon, also experienced bone-conduction induced seizures on two occasions. phenomenon refers to sound vestibular symptoms, including disequilibrium oscillopsia, and vertical nystagmus. We were ultimately able rule out some of the more common pathologies associated for based imaging findings. However, given specific nature her chronic as well seizure like activity in clinic, performed literature search investigate other less phenomenon. Given past medical history mixed psychogenic non-epileptic (PNES), there is likely somatic component presentation. unexpected these events, propose that symptoms may be related unique inner ear pathology. Specifically, feel she have exhibited atelectasis, relatively new otologic diagnosis characterizing pathologic collapse ampulla utricle, such membranous labyrinth contacts stapes. way, loud sounds or changes pressure induce symptoms. Dizzy patients can difficult demographic diagnose manage, especially when their presentation complicated by functional neurologic disorders. Ultimately, believe report offers helpful insights into disease process