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Traumatic Otic Capsule Dehiscence Syndrome After Skiing Accident

Bilateral superior semicircular canal dehiscence syndrome in a patient with a normal CT scan -- but no evidence of a superior canal dehiscence. He had had multiple concussions; however, these symptoms began after a skiing accident in January 2011. His symptoms included gravity receptor vertigo/tilting, extreme light sensitivity, 24/7 migraine headaches, cognitive dysfunction, spatial disorientation, intermittent nausea, and anxiety. He had surgery in April 2012 he had round window reinforcement surgery for his right ear and the same operation on his left ear in May 2012. This video documents his resolution of symptoms over time.