[Cogan síndrome. Audio-vestibular findings in a patient and literature review].
Cogan Sindrome is described as the association of non-syphilic interstitial keratitis with vestibulo-auditory symptoms in its typical form. We are reporting a case corresponding to a 32 years old male who consulted at first place for ophthalmic clinic and, two months later, affected of bilateral neurosensorial hearing loss with tinnitus and vestibular dysfunction. In spite of the corticoid treatment our patient has not improved. His hearing disorder was even worse after one year-follow up. A bibliographic review has been performed related to this pathology whose etiology is still unknown.
Pino Rivero
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Complejo Universitario Infanta Cristina--Badajoz. vicentepinorivero@terra.com
Marcos García
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Trinidad Ruiz
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González Palomino
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Pardo Romero
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Trinidad Ramos
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Blasco Huelva
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