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Table 2.

(continued)

Study

Medication

Regimen

Follow-Up

Raivio et al (1989)

20

Chlorthalidone

50 mg daily for at least 3 mo

26.5 mo

Santos et al (1993)

21

Hydrochlorothiazide with or

without triamterene HCl

Sodium restriction and initial

starting dose of 50 mg/d but

ranging 25-100 mg/d;

triamterene used in

\

15%

Vertigo symptoms: 24 mo;

hearing: 22 and 74 mo

Kanda et al (1993)

14

Isosorbide

90 mL daily for 4 wk; during

exacerbation, a 120-mL dose

was administered for short

periods; dose reduction by 30-

60 mL/d depending on degree

of improvement

24 mo

Kakigi et al (1995)

26

Isosorbide

40 mL BID, 2 wk; 30 mL BID, 2

wk; 25 mL BID, 2 wk; 15 mL

BID, 2 wk

8 wk

Nozawa et al (1995)

19

Isosorbide

120 mL daily, tapered stepwise

weekly to 60 mL until the 4th

week, then individually tapered

26.5 mo

Lassen et al (1996)

17

Nimodipine

30 mg BID

27 mo

Kitahara et al (2004)

15

Isosorbide

90 mL per day for

.

1 y

31.7 mo

Chung et al (2010)

13

Hydrochlorothiazide

Low-sodium diet (

\

1500 mg/d)

and hydrochlorothiazide (50

mg daily)

2, 4, 6, and 8 y; mean follow-up,

52.4 mo

Eryaman et al (2012)

25

Hydrochlorothiazide

Once daily for minimum 3 wk 3 wk

Abbreviations: BID, twice daily; TID, 3 times daily; QID, 4 times daily.

Table 3.

Outcomes Measures and Study Quality of the Included Studies.

Study

Outcome Measures

Hearing Result

Vertigo Result

Side Effects

Study Quality

Norell and Stahle

(1962)

18

Symptomatology, PTA In 31 with length of

disease

\

2 y, hearing

improvement noted

in 57%, while in 26

with length of

disease

.

2 y hearing

improvement

obtained in only 27%

75% of cases

‘‘diminution of or

freedom from

giddiness was noted’’

2 with nausea,

diarrhea, abdominal

pain

4

Varga et al (1966)

22

Symptomatology, PTA After 5 y, 24 of 60

hearing improved, 38

of 60 tinnitus

improved

47 of 60 vertigo ‘‘fits’’

improved

None reported

4

Klockhoff and

Lindblom (1967)

8

Symptomatology, PTA 16 of 26 tinnitus

improved but not

significant (

P

.

.1);

18 of 26 had hearing

loss improved

15 of 26 had

improvement in

vertigo; 5 of 26

patients resolved

vertigo

Fatigue

1a

Klockhoff et al

(1974)

16

Symptomatology, PTA 18 had reduction of

the hearing loss and

tinnitus

26 of 34 of an ‘‘extent

that was of definite

clinical value’’

Dry mouth, thirst,

hypokalemia, weight

loss, fatigue

4

(continued)

Crowson et al

28