Abstract
In 232 patients with peripheral disorders including 98 with unilateral Meniere's disease and 20 healthy adults, recordings of eye deviation were made utilising DC-ENG under two conditions, i.e. eyes closed (E.C.l) and eyes open in the absolute darkness (in D.).(1) The average value of in D. was significantly smaller than that of E.C. in controls and some patients with Meniere's disease.(2) Appearance of nystagmus in 5 labyrinthine lesions was compared with the direction of deviation toward and against the affected side in both conditions.(3) Concerning unilateral Meniere's disease, the relationship among deviation, nystagmus and caloric response was analysed statistically and the clinical application is discussed.
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