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Spiral ganglion loss outpaces inner hair cell loss in endolymphatic hydrops
The Laryngoscope, 11/06/09
Momin SR et al. – By confirming that spiral ganglion loss is more severe than hair cell loss, and that hair cell loss appears to worsen with neuronal degeneration, this study supports the theory that neuronal toxicity is the primary insult in ELH–related disorders, such as Meniere's disease, and may provide the basis for designing treatment strategies.
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