Surgeons have returned chelia with a rare ear disease the ability to walk

For the first time the earth left under the feet of Victoria Vasilyeva six years ago. It was noisy in my ears, and everything turned around like a carousel. “It’s very hard, I can’t tell you how hard it is, it’s just that everything goes around you, the floor walks, you can’t stand, it can last up to 12 hours. It spins very much, closes your eyes, turns you in the other direction, says Victoria Vasilyeva. The cause of severe attacks, doctors have been looking for several years, because Meniere's disease (such a diagnosis of Victoria still made) is not visible on MRI or ultrasound. Meanwhile, seizures became more frequent, the last month the woman could not even go to work. “The frequency of this disease is from 20 to 200 cases per 100 thousand population, as if a little, but when one person is sick, it is fundamentally important for him, and people are very seriously ill,” said Dmitry Altman, chief doctor of the GBUZ CHOKB. Attacks in Meniere's disease provoke excess fluid in the maze of the middle ear. The pressure inside it increases, the vestibular apparatus begins to fail. More recently, federal clinics began to treat this disease radically. And today, in the operating room of the Chelyabinsk regional hospital, the world star of otosurgery Vladislav Kuzovkov gives a master class for South Ural colleagues. “Vladislav Evgenyevich accesses the first operation, I do the second operation under his leadership and supervision, we will teach, master, implement the nuances today,” says Ilya Skripichnikov, head of the ENT department of the CHOKB GBUZ. The surgery, the surgeons say, is very complex, high-tech. They work in close proximity to the hard lining of the brain. With the help of a microscope and miniature instruments, surgeons must get to the very lymphatic sac where excess fluid accumulates. "There's this lymph sac that we need to get to, it's about two centimeters, and here's the lymphatic duct -- it's 1-2 millimeters in all." It is necessary to cut, and then the secret technology, explains the otosurgeon (St. Petersburg) Vladislav Kuzovkov. After surgery, the dizzying symptoms should disappear completely and Victoria will be able to live a normal life.

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