JNIS Latest Content - Basic Science Pereira et al: Torrents of torment: turbulence as a mechanism of pulsatile tinnitus secondary to venous stenosis revealed by high-fidelity computational fluid dynamics. https://t.co/LNUaCCq7Mq https://t.co/PGjvw7afRB
Torrents of torment: turbulence as a mechanism of pulsatile tinnitus secondary to venous stenosis revealed by high-fidelity computational fluid dynamics.
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Discussions mostly support the article, describing it as 'great work' and emphasizing visualizations and sound analyses, which reflect both curiosity and recognition of clinical significance. The tone and context suggest that readers see this research as a meaningful step forward in understanding and treating pulsatile tinnitus caused by venous stenosis.
Most discussions express support and appreciation for the research, calling it 'great work' and emphasizing the significance of visualizations and findings.
The topic appears highly engaging, with mentions of visualizations, sound analyses, and clinical implications that indicate strong curiosity and relevance to medical advances.
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The discussions highlight that this research could influence diagnostic techniques and treatment approaches for pulsatile tinnitus, suggesting notable potential impact.
Abstract in brief
- The study investigates pulsatile tinnitus (PT) caused by venous stenosis and demonstrates that turbulence in blood flow distal to a stenosis can produce sounds similar to the patient's symptoms, which can be visualized using high-fidelity computational fluid dynamics (CFD).
- In a case where a patient’s venous sinus was stented, CFD analysis showed that post-stent flow was smooth and turbulence-free, correlating with the patient's complete symptom resolution, suggesting turbulence as a key factor in PT.
- The findings propose that high-fidelity CFD can help identify patients whose tinnitus is caused by turbulent blood flow due to venous narrowings, thus aiding in guiding effective treatment strategies.]
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A cool paper & great work! Torrents of torment: turbulence as a mechanism of pulsatile tinnitus secondary to venous stenosis. Pereira, et al. (2020) J NeuroIntervent Surg @RADIS_lab @JNIS_BMJ The figure shows before and after stenting, with changes in sound spectra (bottom). https://t.co/XQ8uUE81Qp
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Turbulence as a Cause of Pulsatile Tinnitus Revealed by High-Fidelity CFD
Pulsatile tinnitus PT is a debilitating condition caused by vascular abnormalities such as arterial or venous lesions. This study shows that blood flow turbulence distal to venous stenosis can produce sounds similar to…
Turbulence as a Cause of Pulsatile Tinnitus Revealed by High-Fidelity CFD
Pulsatile tinnitus PT is a debilitating condition caused by vascular abnormalities. Post-stent CFD modeling showed that smooth, turbulence-free blood flow correlates with symptom resolution, highlighting turbulence as a…
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RT @JacobMPogson: A cool paper & great work! Torrents of torment: turbulence as a mechanism of pulsatile tinnitus secondary to venous sten…
Videos on YouTube (sound up). Before: https://t.co/Zyfu0kA1wq After: https://t.co/mxENFEpmul
A cool paper & great work! Torrents of torment: turbulence as a mechanism of pulsatile tinnitus secondary to venous stenosis. Pereira, et al. (2020) J NeuroIntervent Surg @RADIS_lab @JNIS_BMJ The figure shows before and after stenting, with changes in sound spectra (bottom). https://t.co/XQ8uUE81Qp
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JNIS Latest Content - Basic Science Pereira et al: Torrents of torment: turbulence as a mechanism of pulsatile tinnitus secondary to venous stenosis revealed by high-fidelity computational fluid dynamics. https://t.co/LNUaCCq7Mq https://t.co/PGjvw7afRB
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