Key result
Systemic vascular diseases link to distinct stria vascularis pathologies including microaneurysms and vessel dilation.
Case Report (n=3)
The histopathological findings of a study of temporal bones are reported. Each patient suffered from one of the following systemic vascular diseases: leukemia, hypertension, and diabetes mellitus. In each temporal bone, a differing strial pathology was observed: leukemic infiltration, dilatated strial vessels, and microaneurismata. Microvascular changes as seen in this study could make the human inner ear more vulnerable to inner ear traumata.
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R. A. Tange (1985) conducted a case report in Systemic vascular diseases (leukemia, hypertension, diabetes mellitus) (n=3). Systemic vascular diseases (leukemia, hypertension, diabetes mellitus) was evaluated on Histopathological changes in the human stria vascularis. Systemic vascular diseases in 3 cases were associated with distinct stria vascularis pathologies: leukemic infiltration, dilated strial vessels, and microaneurysms.
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