[Hirudotherapy in the treatment of peripheral cochleovestibular disorders of vascular origin]

Basic therapy of peripheral cochleovestibular disorders of vascular origin consists of the rational combination of medicamentous and non-medicamentous treatments that collectively ensure positive clinical results. The use of hirudotherapy for the management of peripheral cochleovestibular disorders resulted in the substantial decrease of ear noise and the maintenance of the tendency toward further improvement of cochlear and vestibular functions.

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Basic therapy of peripheral cochleovestibular disorders of vascular origin consists of the rational combination of medicamentous and non-medicamentous treatments that collectively ensure positive clinical results.

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