Analysis of curative effect of Ginaton combined with hyperbaric oxygen in the treatment of sudden deafness

ZHANG Shu; LI Lingxiang

doi:10.3969/j.issn.1672-2922.2014.01.030

Abstract：Objective To analyze the curative effect of EGb761 combined with Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy on Sudden hearing loss and to explore relationship between some correlative influencing factors and the therapeutic effect. Methods summarize and analyze the clinical data of 150 Sudden hearing loss patients from Jan 2010 to Dec 2011 in a retrospective way and to evaluate the efficacy. Results 1. In the comparison group, the female、the middle-aged people、the mental work-ers、little movement persons、general tension persons、single ear unwell’person occupies the highest proportion.2. among the 150 patients, 49 cases is cured, 30 cases is markedly effective,27 cases ineffective and53 cases is failed, and the total effec-tive rate was 62.72%.3. Taking all factor into consideration in this study, puretone threshold , Accompanied by dizziness, the length of time between attack and reception of treatment in effect of sudden deafness are of statistical meaning(P<0.05), and the author thinks the factors above influent the the prognosis. Factors such as incidence of ear side, associated with hy-pertension, Diabetes mellitus,white blood cell values,the situation of disease, tinnitus, age and the degree of hearing loss have no statistical significance with the curative effect of sudden deafness(P>0.05). Conclusion 1. Middle-aged people and younger one have higher risks of sudden deafness. The mental worker is the main group. The main factors are high pressure, tired and lower quality of sleep. 2. Patients with EGb761 combined with Hyperbaric Oxygen treatment on the hearing type of low-frequency steep drop will have a better curative effect. Patients with high-frequency hearing loss or complete deafness hearing curve type of ill have a bad curative effect. 3. The main factor influence the curative effect of sudden hearing loss are hearing type graphs and the length of time between attack and reception of treatment.