Podcasts about labyrinthitis

Dive into the world of audiology, tinnitus, hearing loss, and dizziness with us this week on Grounded. Whether you're a patient, a caregiver, or a professional, this podcast unpacks the latest clinical opinions and research, treatment options, and personal experiences in hearing and balance health. Join us for expert insights, real stories, and practical advice to empower you on your journey to better hearing and vestibular wellness. Tune in and let's navigate these challenges together—because your voice and health matter. Topics Covered: Dizziness and imbalance tinnitus The Audiogram The Videonystagmography exam (VNG) Vestibular Migraine, Labyrinthitis, Neuritis Vestibular Disorders and more! Links/Resources Mentioned: Vestibular Group Fit (code GROUNDED at checkout!)  Connect with this week's guests: Find Dr. Eric and Dr. Michelle: https://www.thcaudiology.com/ Hear Us Out Podast: https://hearusoutpodcast.com/podcast-episodes Follow Hear Us Out Podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hearusoutpcast_official/ Links/Resources Mentioned: ⁠The 4 Steps to Managing Vestibular Migraine ⁠The PPPD Management Masterclass⁠ ⁠What your Partner Should Know About Living with Dizziness⁠ ⁠The FREE Mini VGFit Workout⁠ ⁠The FREE POTS - safe Workouts⁠ ⁠Vestibular Group Fit (code GROUNDED at checkout!) ⁠ Connect with Dr. Madison: ⁠@⁠⁠TheVertigoDoctor ⁠ ⁠@TheOakMethod⁠ ⁠@VestibularGroupFit⁠ Connect with Dr. Jenna @dizzy.rehab.therapist 

In this episode, Dr. Sujana Chandrashekar, neurotologist with New York City's ENT and Allergy Associates, joins host Dr. Ashley Agan to discuss labyrinthitis. The podcast begins by reviewing the clinical presentation of labyrinthitis, drawing on Dr. Agan's personal experience with the condition. Then, Dr. Chandrashekar explains in-depth the physical exam of the dizzy patient, focusing on differentiating central vestibular lesions (such as strokes) from peripheral ones (such as labyrinthitis). While labyrinthitis is a self-limited condition, Dr. Chandrashekar shares strategies to mitigate the associated nausea, imbalance, and hearing loss patients find debilitating. Finally, the surgeons discuss how vestibular physical therapy and adequate rest enable prompt recovery. --- SHOW NOTES 00:00 - Introduction 01:22 - Discussion of and Personal Experience with Labyrinthitis 08:14 - Recovery and Treatment of Labyrinthitis 11:01 - Examination and Workup of Labyrinthitis 16:11 - Understanding Nystagmus in Labyrinthitis 20:29 - Further Testing and Examination for Labyrinthitis 33:49 - Treatment for Labyrinthitis 40:53 - The Role of Physical Therapy 43:12 - Follow-up and Recovery --- RESOURCES Dr. Chandrashekar's ENT and Allergy Associates Profile: https://www.entandallergy.com/find-a-doctor/sujana-s-chandrasekhar-md-facs/ Backtable ENT Ep. 87 – “Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss with Dr. Sujana Chandrashekar:” https://www.backtable.com/shows/ent/podcasts/87/sudden-sensorineural-hearing-loss “The Ten-Minute Examination of the Dizzy Patient,” J.A. Goebel: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11774054/ “She's On Call” Podcast featuring Dr. Sujana Chandrashekar and Dr. Maurina Kurian: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shes-on-call-weekly-medical-show/id1582727930 “Otolaryngologic Clinics” Podcast hosted by Consulting Editor Sujana S. Chandrasekhar, features in-depth discussions and commentary on the articles in each issue by the guest editors themselves. Otolaryngologic Clinics (Elsevier) on Apple Podcasts

Multi-genre, Grammy-nominated artist, K.Flay, joins us on this episode of The Adamantium Podcast. We discuss her upcoming album, MONO, and its nod to her new sensory reality and sudden deafness in her right ear from a rare condition called SSNHL (Sudden Sensorineural Hearing Loss and Labyrinthitis). We also talk about the importance of the album's lead single “Raw Raw,” her collaboration with Vic Fuentes of Pierce The Veil on her latest single “Irish Goodbye,” her experience teaming with Grandson & X Ambassadors on the hit song “Zen,” and her climb of Mt. Kilimanjaro.

Welcome back to our weekend Cabral HouseCall shows! This is where we answer our community's wellness, weight loss, and anti-aging questions to help people get back on track! Check out today's questions:    Kelsi: hi dr. cabral - you are the best there is and i appreciate you so much. quick question about cortisol / blood sugar and coffee. if consuming coffee after water in the morning on an empty stomach, would adding homemade nut milk prevent cortisol and blood sugar from rising VS. completely black? i know it's ideal to drink coffee with food but just curious about this when traveling and waking early. thanks!   Joanna: Hi Dr Cabral Would love to hear your list on what foods to avoid during pregnancy? Thankyou   Missy: Thank you for sharing your knowledge with all of us, Dr. Cabral! What are your thoughts on drinking alkaline water? How much? Best times of day to drink or not drink alkaline water? We have a XXXXX system for our drinking water but sometimes wonder if it was a good investment or not. We live in the country so we naturally have well water. Would the well water be better or the alkaline water?   Stephanie: Hi Stephen, I had a relatively healthy pregnancy (my only pregnancy) in 2019. At week 36, my docs suspected I would have preeclampsia (as my blood pressure was rising and I had protein in my urine). They induced me but I wouldn't dilate passed 7cm. Therefore, they performed a c-section and sent me home 2 days later. I was not feeling right at home, so I checked my blood pressure and it was 183/118. I was readmitted into the hospital for post-eclampsia. After going through this terrifying experience I am very hesitant to conceive again. Do you have any suggestions/recommendations how on best to avoid blood pressure issues during pregnancy?   Gabriel: Hi Dr. Cabral, Big fan of the show! Thank you for taking the time to answer my question below. For a few years, my dad has been living with a pretty severe case of labyrinthitis/vestibular nerve damage, to the point where if he turns his head in a sudden motion, the floor under him moves causing him to lose balance. Needless to say, this affects him in his every day life but also with things he likes to do, like playing tennis and golf. The doctors who have seen him have prescribed antibiotics in different dosages, but these don't seem to help. He's been told the nerve damage is simply too severe to remedy the situation. I refuse to believe there is no solution for this and would love to offer some treatment or solution. Any help or recommendations are greatly appreciated! Thank you Dr C!   Thank you for tuning into today's Cabral HouseCall and be sure to check back tomorrow where we answer more of our community's questions!    - - - Show Notes and Resources: StephenCabral.com/2745 - - - Get a FREE Copy of Dr. Cabral's Book: The Rain Barrel Effect - - - Join the Community & Get Your Questions Answered: CabralSupportGroup.com - - - Dr. Cabral's Most Popular At-Home Lab Tests: > Complete Minerals & Metals Test (Test for mineral imbalances & heavy metal toxicity) - - - > Complete Candida, Metabolic & Vitamins Test (Test for 75 biomarkers including yeast & bacterial gut overgrowth, as well as vitamin levels) - - - > Complete Stress, Mood & Metabolism Test (Discover your complete thyroid, adrenal, hormone, vitamin D & insulin levels) - - - > Complete Food Sensitivity Test (Find out your hidden food sensitivities) - - - > Complete Omega-3 & Inflammation Test (Discover your levels of inflammation related to your omega-6 to omega-3 levels) - - - Get Your Question Answered On An Upcoming HouseCall: StephenCabral.com/askcabral - - - Would You Take 30 Seconds To Rate & Review The Cabral Concept? The best way to help me spread our mission of true natural health is to pass on the good word, and I read and appreciate every review!  

- The hosts kick off the show with one of the audience's favorites, the WifeCast! - They delve into the mysterious topic of "Coochie Boogers" and explore what they are. - Crystal shares her experience with Labyrinthitis, a condition she has been suffering from. - The hosts engage in a fun segment of "Just give us a WHOA!" with exciting and surprising revelations. - They discuss the art of putting in a trash bag liner and share tips on how to do it efficiently. - Dream jobs become the topic of discussion, and each host shares their own ideal occupation. - The concept of swinging is introduced, and the wives discuss their thoughts on such arrangements. - Tom leads "The Airing of the Gripes," where they share grievances and pet peeves, like not being allowed to throw potato chips at a squirrel. - Crystal recommends the documentary "The Deepest Breath" to the audience. - The hosts talk about their sleep routines and the importance of a good night's sleep. - A humorous debate ensues about who should buy soup and soap for the household. - The topic of "white boy whispies" is explored, adding a lighthearted touch to the conversation. - They discuss the nuances of CC notifications and their effects. Stay Connected: Website: https://www.tomanddan.com/ App: Download on iTunes and GooglePlay Twitter: https://twitter.com/tomanddanlive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/amediocre.time Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tomanddanlive Tune In & Turn Up: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-mediocre-time-with-tom-and-dan/id308614478 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/a-mediocre-time-with-tom-and-dan-podcast/a-mediocre-time-with-tom-and-dan-show TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Comedy/A-Mediocre-Time-with-Tom-and-Dan-Podcast-p393884/ iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1248-a-mediocre-time-with-tom-30696640/ Unlock the BDM Vault: Join the BDM crew at https://tomanddan.com/registration for extra shows, OG episodes, and private BDM parties Rock Our Swag: Get your hands on the freshest Tom & Dan merch at https://tomanddan.myshopify.com/ (inventory constantly changing) Join the Live Stream Party: Don't miss the daily live streams on www.twitch.tv/tomanddanlive or www.youtube.com/@tomanddanlive Engage with the coolest chat crew and get a behind-the-scenes look at an indie podcast powerhouse Discover Tom & Dan Watering Holes: Visit www.tomanddanwateringholes.com and find your new favorite hangout spot. Enjoy great food, drinks, and camaraderie with fellow listeners. Remember to subscribe to "A Mediocre Time with Tom & Dan" and leave a killer review on your favorite podcast platform!

Your hosts this episode: Patrique OptimalAudio Traviud It's that time of year again! The podcast, along with returning guest Traviud, rounds up and discusses their top 10 favorite music projects from this last year. From big hitters to under the radar underground stars, the guys run the gamut discussing the likes of Kendrick Lamar, Billy Woods, Ame, Autumn!, Big Thief, Weyes Blood, Black Country, New Road, and many more. As well they discuss some of the bottom barrel worst for the year with the likes of MGK's sordid attempts ta Pop Punk, Snoop Dogg sellout nature into a living NFT commercial, and an in depth discussion on the content of one Tom Macdonald. Once agin we thank you for listening and here's to another year of living off borrowed time! Intro Music: Junclassic - "Borrowed Time (Instrumental)" Outro Music: Kankick - "Stagnated Pace" Edited / Produced by: Kittenpuke Find us on RYM through our provided Profile names! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro / Worst Of 6:51 - "Mainstream Sellout" by MGK 11:14 - "ATUM" by Smashing Pumpkins 12:37 - Everything Snoop Dogg 16:02 - Gangsta Boo RIP 16:57 - Snoop Dogg Discussion Part 2 17:50 - "Brave" by Tom Macdonald & Adam Calhoun 36:08 - Final Honorable Mentions 36:50 - "Beware of the Monkey" by MIKE 37:15 - "No Thank You" by Little Simz 38:07 - Everything by Vic Spencer 39:28 - "Mother" and "Horrah Scope" by Killah Priest 42:16 - "Big Time" by Angel Olsen 44:06 - "One Twice Melody" by Beach House 45:05 - "A Light for Attracting Attention" by The Smile 50:05 - "The Loneliest Time" by Carly Rae Jepsen 51:54 - "Hypochondriac" by Brakence 52:48 - "I Didn't Mean to Haunt You" by Quadeca 55:09 - Brakence Discussion Part 2 57:33 - "The Family" by Brockhampton 1:01:45 - "Melt My Eyez See Your Future" by Denzel Curry Discussion 1:06:34 - "Crest" by Bladee & Ecco2k (Caleb's #10) 1:12:40 - "The Yodfather" by Your Old Droog (Patrique's #10) 1:18:52 - "LABYRINTHITIS" by Destroyer (Trav's #10) 1:23:15 - "Betrayed" by Drippin So Pretty (Caleb's #9) 1:29:54 - "Formentera" by Metric (Patrique's HM #9) 1:36:07 - "Mr Morale & The Big Steppers" by Kendrick Lamar (Trav's #9) 1:50:25 - "Da SlimePrint" EP by Smokingskul (Caleb's #8) 1:55:14 - "Time Skiffs" by Animal Collective (Patrique's #8) 1:59:59 - "God Save The Animals" by Alex G (Trav's #8) 2:05:24 - Hatchie Discussion 2:06:35 - "Blue Rev" by Alvvays (Caleb's #7 & Trav's #6) 2:14:20 - "Drill Music in Zion" by Lupe Fiasco (Patrique's #7) 2:26:53 - "Everything Was Beautiful" by Spiritualized (Trav's #7) 2:33:10 - "Sick!" by Earl Sweatshirt (Caleb's #6) 2:33:34 - "Metal Lung" by ShrapKnel (Patrique's #6) 2:38:45 - "##B4GC2 ##B4GC2" EP by Autumn! (Caleb's #5) 2:44:37 - "Sick!" by Earl Sweatshirt (Patrique's #5) 2:55:25 - "Aethiopes" by Billy Woods (Trav's #5 & Caleb's #4) 2:55:49 - "No Oblivion" by No Devotion (Patrique's #4) 2:58:10 - "Ants From Up Here" by Black Country, New Road (Trav's #4) 3:07:40 - "Enchanted" EP by Ame (Caleb's #3) 3:11:03 - "No fear of Time" by Black Star (Patrique's #3) 3:19:24 - "And in the Darkness, Hearts Aglow" by Weyes Blood (Trav's #3) 3:25:40 - "Lyfe" & "2 Alive" by Yeat (Caleb's #2, tie) 3:26:20 - Gangsta Boo RIP Part 2 3:27:09 - "Dollar Menu 4" by Mach-Hommy & Tha God Fahim (Patrique's #2) 3:30:16 - "Man Plays the Horn" by Cities Aviv (Trav's #2 & Patrique's Actual #9) 3:39:01 - Last Honorable Mentions (Mainly Ka) 3:40:13 - "Baby Whoa" by Glokk40spaz (Caleb's #1) 3:46:37 - "Aethiopes" by Billy Woods (Patrique's #1) 3:54:42 - "Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe in You" by Big Thief (Trav's #1) 4:02:27 - Thanks & Outro

Dan Bejar ha publicat un disc encisador al costat del seu amic i productor John Collins. Avui repassem "Labyrinthitis". 01 Orchestra Fireluche, Pau Riba, Cristina Cervi

Dan Bejar ha publicat un disc encisador al costat del seu amic i productor John Collins. Avui repassem "Labyrinthitis". 01 Orchestra Fireluche, Pau Riba, Cristina Cervi

Joey Remenyi from Seeking Balance International talks about Labyrinthitis, Anxiety, Symptoms, and Remedies. – I'm Joey Remenyi, a vestibular audiologist, neuroplasticity therapist, author and the Founder of Seeking Balance International. I support people in their use neuroplasticity to heal chronic vertigo, dizziness or tinnitus. If you're struggling, learn how you can take your life back by starting your own healing journey with one of our self study programs: https://www.seekingbalance.com.au/our-programs/ Are you more of a reader? Learn how you can use neuroplasticity with my book, Rock Steady. Now available in audio format! https://www.seekingbalance.com.au/thebook/

This week I am talking with Lara, about her vestibular journey with Labyrinthitis, Vestibular Neuritis and Vestibular Migraine that began after delivering her twin daughters, over twelve years ago. Her symptoms began to increase, and she was experiencing hyperacusis, light sensitivity and small vertigo episodes that got progressively worse over 2 years. Which lead to scary debilitating vertigo, disequilibrium, panic attacks, agoraphobia and like many vestibular warriors' bouts of depression and some suicidal thoughts. Having strong support from family and wanting to be an active parent in her daughter's lives helped her find the inner strength to push on. She began her blog, rightfully called Mummy Seeing Double, to share her healing journey and so others would feel less alone. Lara lives in Surrey, England with her beautiful family and continues to be an inspiration to many. If you would like more information on vestibular disorder's please visit VeDA (Vestibular Disorders Association). Here you will find more information on balance disorders, diagnosis, treatment, medical professionals, support groups, even a new patient tool kit and so much more. It has been an amazing resource. If you would like to connect with Lara at Mummy Seeing Double | Facebook or find her on Instagram. If you would like to connect with myself Heather Davies, please feel free to reach out to me via email Menieresmuse@gmail.com or find me on Instagram. If you or someone you know has an inspiring vestibular journey, I would love to speak with them, please direct message me and let's connect! Thank you so much for being here.

In this episode, we review the high-yield topic of Viral Labyrinthitis from the Ear, Nose, Throat section. Follow Medbullets on social media: Facebook: www.facebook.com/medbullets Instagram: www.instagram.com/medbulletsofficial Twitter: www.twitter.com/medbullets

Danny and Dylan are joined by Joe Zimmer to discuss the new Destroyer record, Labyrinthitis, and their thoughts on this work altogether.

Joey Remenyi from Seeking Balance International talks with Maya from Canada about her healing process from multiple diagnoses (BPPV, PPPD, VM, MdDS, Labyrinthitis). Maya took her power back, reclaimed her healing after years of nothing working and now wakes each morning feeling joy. Learn about the Rock Steady program here: https://www.seekingbalance.com.au/rocksteady/

Vancouver, B.C.-based band Destroyer released their 13th album, “Labyrinthitis,” on March 25. Since their first album nearly 30 years ago, the band's sound has evolved from experimental folk to pulsing disco. Sound & Vision's assistant producer Roddy Nikpour spoke with frontman Dan Bejar about Destroyer's new album, their upcoming tour, and what keeps him inspired.  Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/sound/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we bring you an excerpt from our live Clinic Chat Q&A with our members. In this episode, Dr. T answers questions about: Are there egg alternatives that provide the same level of nutrients?  Can casein cause leaky gut? Is there a link between Meniere's disease, Labyrinthitis, and Vertigo? Links mentioned in this episode:  Migrai-Neverland membership where you can ask questions and participate in the chat, as well as get access to our many resources including our Gut Health Workshop: http://mymigrainemiracle.com/join US Wellness Meats: http://www.grasslandbeef.com?affId=207409  Ancestral  Supplements: https://amzn.to/3tZjXw3  Thank you for sharing your success stories with us at info@mymigrainemiracle.com!  And thank you so much for leaving a 5-star review for our podcast!

Torsten Groß diskutiert mit Annett Scheffer von der Süddeutschen Zeitung, der freien Kulturjournalistin Julia Friese und Milena Fessmann von radioeins über folgende Neuerscheinungen: Destroyer – "Labyrinthitis", Red Hot Chili Peppers – "Unlimited Love", Denzel Curry – "Melt My Eyes See Your Future" und Chris Imler – "Operation Schönheit".

The Hunks discuss the latest release from Canadian rock band, Destroyer.

Destroyer is a band that has been around for so many years, they seems to exist in their own realm. This week on Indiecast, hosts Steven Hyden and Ian Cohen dig into Destroyer's new album Labyrinthitis (33:23) and wonder if the band is now immune to criticism from music reviewers. Oso Oso, on the other hand, is being picked up by music outlets. It seems as though their surprise-released album Sore Thumb (42:06) is finally putting them on the indie music map.This week also had some big news in indie music: Will Butler announced he has officially left Arcade Fire (:27). Indiecast talks about Butler's decision and discusses Arcade Fire's new music (3:24). Steven and Ian also walk through Lollapalooza's 2022 lineup (14:22), which was just unveiled this week and includes the apparently controversial headliner Metallica.In this week's Recommendation Corner (53:36), Ian's highlights several bands including Caracara, Soul Glo, Proper., and Carly Cosgrove. Steven praises music by MJ Lenderman and Wednesday's recent covers album, Mowing The Leaves Instead Of Piling Em Up.New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. Listen to Episode 82 below and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at indiecastmailbag@gmail.com and make sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Es ist mal wieder Sounds!-Releaseapokalypse. So voll war unser Kalender an einem Freitag nämlich schon lange nicht mehr. Wir stöbern durch die Neuheiten des digitalen Plattenregals im Schnelldurchlauf – und entdecken Sounds von Reggae (Koffee), über Hip-Hop (Denzel Curry) bis zu good 'ol Indie Rock. Zudem startet heute unsere neue DJ-Set-Reihe «Sounds! Mixtape », die euch ab sofort jeden Freitag nach 22 Uhr Richtung Wochenende spielt. Für die erste Episode hat euch unser Electronica-Experte John Bürgin Tracks, welche bei der diesjährigen «Demotape Clinic» in der Kategorie «Electronic» nominiert sind, in einen Mix verpackt.

"An explosion is worth a hundred million words. And that is maybe too many words to say," So says the final line on Labyrinthitis, the new album by Destroyer. Dan Bejar may not be up to a hundred million words yet, but across thirteen albums with Destroyer and more than a few collaborations, he's created his fair share of beloved lyrics - building a cult following that sometimes crosses over into a mainstream embrace. In the Drawing Room, Dan talks about Chekov, Cher, and acts of futility in the face of insurmountable odds.

"An explosion is worth a hundred million words. And that is maybe too many words to say," So says the final line on Labyrinthitis, the new album by Destroyer. Dan Bejar may not be up to a hundred million words yet, but across thirteen albums with Destroyer and more than a few collaborations, he's created his fair share of beloved lyrics - building a cult following that sometimes crosses over into a mainstream embrace. In the Drawing Room, Dan talks about Chekov, Cher, and acts of futility in the face of insurmountable odds.

Chris and Ryan (and you?) discuss Dan Bejar's new ‘Labyrinthitis,' the role of producer John Collins, and all things Destroyer. Download the Callin app for iOS and Android to listen to this podcast live, call in, and more! Also available at callin.com

Right from the top of LABYRINTHITIS, the 13th album from our guest today, new wave art rock master Dan Bejar of Destroyer, you get an example of what makes him such a compelling artist. “It's in Your Heart Now” starts, and then its real beat stutters in, interrupting a briefly established groove. But rather than feeling like an intrusion, this feels like blooming, and from there the song builds in layers of Cure-esque guitar and cascading synthesizers, with Bejar doing his signature vocal and lyrical darting a top the neon landscape. Today on Transmissions, he joins host Jason P. Woodbury to discuss the perils of making the new record, This Night, the virtues of being a dilettante, nu-metal, Van Morrison, New Order, and much more. 

Right from the top of LABYRINTHITIS, the 13th album from our guest today, new wave art rock master Dan Bejar of Destroyer, you get an example of what makes him such a compelling artist. “It's in Your Heart Now” starts, and then its real beat stutters in, interrupting a briefly established groove. But rather than feeling like an intrusion, this feels like blooming, and from there the song builds in layers of Cure-esque guitar and cascading synthesizers, with Bejar doing his signature vocal and lyrical darting a top the neon landscape. Today on Transmissions, he joins host Jason P. Woodbury to discuss the perils of making the new record, This Night, the virtues of being a dilettante, nu-metal, Van Morrison, New Order, and much more.

Dan Bejar discusses the brilliant new Destroyer record, LABYRINTHITIS, remembering Dallas Good, his Destroyer collaborator John Collins and the bass, Oliver Stone, Italy, new sonic and lyrical influences, where Destroyer might be going, other future plans, and more! Supported by you on Patreon, Blackbyrd Myoozik, Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts. Support Y.E.S.S. and Black Women United YEG. Follow vish online.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Email me at hello@franexcell.com with any questions or take aways! For more, head over to: www.franexcell.com/ How Can You Take A Step Back When You Need To?   How can you take a step back in your business when you need to?   There are SO many reasons you might need to take a step back for a minute in your business, but how can you do that and not risk having no income or that all the hard work you've put into your business will go to waste?   This is something I've been learning first hand after getting Covid back in January. Thankfully, as an Enneagram 6 who is all about looking at every potential eventuality and being prepared for it I was covered.    But there are many people who aren't so lucky.  BUT, you can start to implement some changes right now that will really put your mind at ease if anything were to happen.   Back in January, literally as I was about to go into the launch of The Positive Pants Toolkit I caught Covid.    I felt dreadful.  At first I thought it was just a bad cold and it just felt worse because I hadn't had so much as a sniffle in over 2 years.   But then those pesky 2 little lines showed up on my lateral flow. I was very lucky that I only tested positive for the 5 days but it really knocked me for six and quickly turned into Labyrinthitis.   Labyrinthitis, if you haven't heard of it, is a cross between vertigo and tinnitus.  Basically your brain feels like cotton wool, your ears are ringing all the time and you can get very dizzy or feel off balance which can also make you sick.  Kind of like motion sickness.   And since then it's become very clear that I have long covid.    All the fun times.    If you've been listening for a while you'll know one of the biggest things I do is always checking in with myself and my body and asking what I need and doing my best to give it to myself.   That can be tricky when your body has been screaming rest and sleep for 2 months when you're trying to run a business.   So, I've been doing the bare minimum for pretty much the whole of 2022 so far in order to do what I need to do to recover.    Which is rest, relaxation, naps, a slower pace, spending time doing gentle exercise, going with my energy when I have it and not beating myself up for the inevitable crash.   It's felt like one step forwards, 2 steps back a lot of the time.   There are so many other reasons you might want or need to take a little bit of a step back, maternity, other illness, burnout, the state of the world, family circumstances, grief, all sorts!   The reality is, things are different when you are running a business to if you have a job with paid leave, be it sickness, maternity or compassionate.  Which I don't think is a bad thing at all when you weigh it up with the flexibility and freedom and ability to live life on your terms in return.     So how have I been managing to do the bare minimum for this long and what did I have in place to make it easier, and possible for me to do so?   The biggest answer to this is simple, I've worked hard to create recurring revenue streams in my business.    I have been able to do the bare minimum which amounts to probably all in all a day or 2 per week, AND….still have money coming in.   I have 4-5 recurring revenue streams at the moment. I have payment plans from 1:1 clients.  I have the payment plans for The Mentorship programme that I run with the amazing Dawni Baxter and Abi Hugo.  I have my membership, The Positive Pants Toolkit app and community and I have a gratitude journal and notebook on Kindle direct publishing.   And the good news is my friend Lisa Johnson's notorious annual Race to Recurring Revenue challenge is back on the 21st-24th March so you can learn how to do this too. I'm super excited to be partnering with her again.   Over the 4 days she's going to help you figure out what types of recurring revenue streams are best for you, there's a few!  The 5 step system she uses with all her clients to help them add recurring revenue to their business, there have been over 3000 of them now!  She's going to let you know the biggest mistakes people tend to make when it comes to adding recurring revenue, so you don't have to make them and what you might already have, either created or in your noggin, that could make you recurring revenue right now so it's not to be missed.   You can join through my partner link at https://bit.ly/franrecurring.   Now, full transparency I don't love a challenge.  I've sat in on many of them at the beginning of my journey and it felt like they were all mouth and no trousers and it drove me bonkers and I'd feel like I'd wasted my time.   I have done this challenge several times now and it's just not like that.  Lisa gives real value!  The energy and support is off the scale and over 2,500 people joined on the first day and it's not even on until the 21st March.    All you need is around an hour per day, to watch the live and do the exercise, for 4 days.    There are other things you can do outside of recurring revenue like scheduling the break and batching content so you still maintain your presence online.    You can figure out what your bare minimum actually looks like in terms of client work, content etc, etc and see how you might be able to cover that.   Making sure that you have help in your business, like a VA for example.  It might be asking a member of your community or another business owner to do a ‘takeover' in your groups or communities.    Making sure you have an out of office with a clear way to contact you only in emergencies, or even have your VA contact details and then they decide if it's an emergency and requires you. Having a VA manage your inbox can be a game changer for calming the nervous system if you're having some time off so you don't feel like you might miss opportunities.    Automating what you can.   Thinking about how you can plan for less time in the business and still maintain your presence?  Yes it might have a short term effect on your engagement but what's more important?     Having recurring revenue has been the biggest game changer for me. It's given me more freedom, more time, more flexibility and more peace of mind.    I'm sure there are lots of other ways but this is what i've been doing whilst showing up hasn't been so easy but the biggest thing i'm grateful for has absolutely been setting up a business model that has multiple streams of revenue and recurring revenue.   So hop on into the challenge because you have absolutely nothing to lose and might come up with a genius idea that really lights a fire in your belly.   It doesn't matter if you have an established business or you're brand new! I wish I'd had this training before I started my business, I might have made some very different decisions, and I certainly would have made less mistakes!   I'll be in there too and you're MORE than welcome to hop into my instagram inbox @imfranexcell and brainstorm with me.  I did that with people last year and I find it SO much fun coming up with ideas and where people might be leaving money on the table. So come play with me! The link to join is https://bit.ly/franrecurring  In my opinion it's more important than ever to have recurring revenue in your business or even as a side income. It's time to think outside the box and put yourself first!  Fx

Show note links:   Join The Positive Pants Toolkit App & Community https://franexcell.com/positive-pants-toolkit-app Freebies: Grab your FREE ‘Stressed To Success' meditation: https://bit.ly/stressedtosuccess  Book in a free discovery call: https://calendly.com/franexcell/20min Ways to work with me: 1:1: https://franexcell.com/work-with-me SOS! (Success Over Stress) Group Programme (Coming back Spring 2022!) Join The Positive Pants Toolkit App & Community https://franexcell.com/positive-pants-toolkit-app The Mentorship 6 month programme: https://bit.ly/thementorship21 (Next Cohort June/July 2022) Products: Grab Your 365 day Gratitude Journal on Amazon:https://bit.ly/365daygratitude  Grab Your Positive Pants Firmly On Notebook:https://bit.ly/positivepantsonbook  To sign up for The Positive Pants Planner Waitlist: https://bit.ly/pppimwaiting  Contact: Make sure you're following me on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/imfranexcell/ and tag me into your key takeaways! Email me at hello@franexcell.com with any questions or take aways! For more, head over to: www.franexcell.com/ Who Said You Shouldn't Rest?   Who said you shouldn't rest?   Who let you think or believe that resting, taking ‘you' time, or actually getting enough sleep was a negative thing?   Really sit with that for a second.   If you've been with me a while you'll know that so much of our behaviour is driven by things that were never our thoughts or beliefs in the first place.     They were never ours to take on.   But we do, because we're human, and we often take them on before we have the brain development to even question whether it's true for us, or if there might be another truth available to us.   Hustle culture has a huge amount to answer for in this respect.     It demonises rest.     Gives you the message that if you're not hustling (ergo, if you're resting!) then you're not trying hard enough.     Then you're lazy.     Then you're not made out for success.   That you aren't now, nor will you have success in the future.   The messaging is rife, it's toxic and in all honesty it's dangerous.   And, something that is now the polar opposite to how I live and plan my life now ha!    That definitely wasn't always the case.  I bought into it most of my life.   Particularly in corporate. If your boss thinks you're not busy, if you don't have just that little bit too much on your plate then obviously you aren't up for the job.  Aren't up to the task at hand.  Certainly not that you're just super efficient or anything like that ha!   I'm no stranger to hard work.  It has been drummed into me since I was a child too.   I saw my Dad working all hours at his job.     So you learn that success, or making a decent living, can only come from working your butt to the bone.   Late nights. Bringing your work home. Never ending to do lists.   And you don't question it.   My driving force in life is peace, ease and flexibility.     That doesn't mean I'll win at that every single time, it doesn't mean there aren't times when a little hustling is required.    But it does mean it's what I value above all else. I love money don't get me wrong…just never to the detriment to my peace, ease and flexibility in life.   It also means it shapes the decisions I make.  The things I say yes or no to.     It means that I'm clear on what fits in with those values and drivers and what doesn't AND if I compromise on them too much I know I'll get myself in a pickle and will be annoyed that I didn't listen to my spidey senses.     I still occasionally get this wrong when sometimes the thing you're saying no to, to be able to say yes to peace, ease and flexibility, is oh so shiny! But I definitely learn valuable lessons if that happens.   It also means I know when in my diary I'm going to need to put a little extra rest time in or block out my diary from ‘peopling' to recharge the batteries.   It really helps me shape the life I want to be living.   I always block out my diary from Xmas eve, through the whole festive season and the first 2 weeks of January. That's a given.     BUT this year I've realised actually I want the week in the lead up to Christmas off too so i've already blocked that out too.   I know after a year of supporting other people this is my support to myself. Proper time out. And what better time than when other people are doing the same thing…easy win!   There are times when I know I'm launching too so I need to do a little more hustling than I usually would, the odd evening or weekend, so I'll block time off after that too.  Or if I'm going to in person events I know I need a little recharge time. (where are my fellow extroverted introverts at?!)   Three times per week I'm in the gym or pool for the mornings and then I work from the attached manor house bar which is super luxurious and quiet and I get WAY more done in that time than I would at home.   If you've been following my instagram you'll know I've not been well for the last couple of weeks and it's taught me some really valuable lessons.   Slap bang in my launch for The Positive Pants Toolkit app and community I caught Covid.  It turned into Labyrinthitis which is no fun at all, it's an inner ear infection that's a cross between vertigo and tinnitus.  Basically it feels like your brain is made of cotton wool and like you've been out clubbing all night boozing too hard and standing too close to the speakers.    It's annoying.   But the only way to get over it is to surrender to it.  Nap when your body is telling you to and take advantage of any little energy bursts, but know a crash is probably going to come right after.    It would be SOOOOO easy to be frustrated when you have all these plans in place and you can't do things the way you wanted to.  And I've definitely had moments of that because I'm human and it's disappointing to put all that hard work into something and not be able to put everything into it that you thought you would.  Your feelings are always valid. But you get to course correct from that place of acceptance, surrender and awareness   I could have stayed in the frustration that this thing I'd worked up to for MONTHS to launch something I was so proud of and tried to push through it but it only would have made me worse.   I talked about this in my email to my list last week.  So I thought I'd dig in a little deeper to it today because it's actually really important to talk about our unconscious programming around rest because I see it get people into a far worse situation than they would have been had they just leaned into the desire for rest.   We have to watch out for what we make rest mean.   A few examples I hear that trip people up is often around the belief that self care is selfish.   Another is the phrase, ‘no rest for the wicked'.  The idea that you have to carry on even when you're tired.   Another is the suggestion that if you have ‘time' to rest then it means you're not successful.  Because busy-ness is unconsciously directly related to success in your mind, or the mind of others.   I had to unlearn all of this too.   It's RIFE in both the corporate world and the online business world.  That perception is everything, therefore you MUST be busy in order for others to perceive you to be successful.  And it's such utter rubbish. In my work I have to help people undo this programming all the time!  People come to me desperate to get out of the perpetual stress and burnout pattern and learn how to actually feel safe taking rest and looking after themselves.    I had to re-learn how to listen to my body too.   If your body is telling you you need rest…you should probably listen.   If it's telling you that ALL the time I would absolutely go have a chat to your GP and make sure there's nothing else going on there!   But when you don't listen and you ignore the need to rest, you're just going to head for burnout, your body will FORCE you to listen and it'll be far worse than if you'd just adapted in the first place.   So next time you find yourself in a position where you feel like you really need a rest or a break. What happens if you actually GIVE yourself that.   What's the WORST thing that could happen if you allow that?   I basically slept my way through my launch and still hit my goals.  I've also realised through being ill how much time I actually NEED to spend on my business every week vs the story i might be telling myself.   Sure if you did the bare minimum EVERY week you'd probably struggle to grow and perhaps hit your goals, BUT…you CAN do it and I bet your minimum it's way less than you're telling yourself.   Take some time to really notice your relationship to the hustle.     What are you making it mean if you do or don't hustle?  Or do or don't take time for rest and time off?     Are you making a direct correlation between your busy-ness and lack of rest and how successful YOU feel or you think others think you are?   Call yourself out on the BS my love. Time to get honest with yourself…and go have a glorious power nap if you need one! Might go have one myself!   Fx

En Música de Contrabando , revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia (hoy vamos de 22,05 a 00,00h).Elvis Costello anuncia que no volverá a cantar una de sus más famosas canciones, “Oliver's army”. El motivo es la palabra «nigger», que aparece un verso, por lo que desde 1979 ha recibido muchas críticas. Bunbury estará en Murcia ON con su“TOUR 1987-2022 - 35 AÑOS” para conmemorar sus 35 años en la música, desde el primer LP que editó con Héroes del Silencio en 1987, hasta la actualidad.Promusicae informa hoy de que Youtube pasa a contar para la elaboración de la lista semanal de singles en España. Había cierta controversia en torno a si la plataforma de Google debía contar o no y cuánto. Morad es su primer número 1.Foo Fighters lanzan el primer trailer de su película de terror “Studio 666”.Fontaines D.C. anuncian su nuevo disco ‘Skinty Fia' y estrenan el primer single. Dan Bejar retoma su proyecto de Destroyer con la continuación de Have We Met (2020). Un disco que llega con el título de LABYRINTHITIS y que estará disponible el 25 de marzo. Parquet Courts ha compartido una nueva canción llamada “Watching Strangers Smile”. El otoño pasado, la banda publicó Sympathy For Life. Las Infrarrojas han vuelto 2 años después de su anterior lanzamiento, con su tercer 7" de título Las Infrarrojas & Indy Tumbita, que incluye 4 nuevos temas propios, plenos de fascinadoras y cristalinas melodías. Desde Bristol, Sarah Recordsera un sello discográfico desafiantemente independiente. que, durante su breve vida en la década de 1990, creó toda una escena a su alrededor. Si bien el sello hace tiempo que cerró sus puertas y evita los relanzamientos, las bandas de Sarah – o al menos sus miembros – han seguido creando música pop perfecta. Ahora bajo el titulo de Under the bridge , se ha producido una reunión extraordinaria, mostrando material nuevo de catorce de grupos (The Orchids, The Luxembourg Signal). Spoon estrenan "wild", nuevo adelanto de Lucifer on the sofa. Lucius retornan con "next to normal", primer adelanto de Second nature, su nuevo disco. Ya llega la primera referencia física de MARINITA PRECARIA, “No Me Miréis”, dentro de la colección “New Adventures In Pop”. Un Señor de Murcia lanza su nuevo LP "Propósito de enmiendas". Pau from Marc, dúo compuesto por Paula Sal y Marco Velasco, productor al mando del estudio El Miradoor publicaron uno de los mejores discos en 2021, 'Living Room Songs'. Pieles Sebastian anuncian la publicación de su primer EP. Bigote Chino a la espera de la edición física de su primer EP, Dile la verdad. 6 años desde su último album, y tras la publicación de un par de magníficos singles en las últimas semanas, Inkeys anuncian la llegada de su nuevo album, "Perfectos Defectos", Hablamos con Javi Cano y Belchi, que han reestructurado los roles de la banda.

This episode covers labyrinthitis.Written notes can be found at https://zerotofinals.com/surgery/ent/labyrinthitis/ or in the ear, nose and throat section of the Zero to Finals surgery book.The audio in the episode was expertly edited by Harry Watchman.

Good evening and welcome to the 12th episode of Anechoic Chamber; free-form audio and insights from the margins of arts and culture. Our guest for this edition is Danish multi media artist, nomad and researcher Jacob Kirkegaard. Given his extensive amount of travel and the wide scope of his chosen subject matter, Kirkegaard's work can be difficult to summarize in a brief statement, hence the necessity for the lengthier introduction that this show will provide. Nevertheless, Kirkegaard is notable for his use of location recordings, later combined with a variety of visual imagery, to present intimate experiences of globally diverse locations and to perhaps interrogate just how familiar, or just how exotic, these locations may be to us. In addition, with ambitious works such as Labytinthitis, Kirkegaard has extended this sense of reality's ambiguous nature to the human body, using the rarely explored realm of otoacoustic emissions from the inner ear to show how even fundamental assumptions regarding sensory perception can occasionally be challenged. In the process of doing so, Kirkegaard somehow manages to be an artist who (in the words of Julie Martin from his 2014 Earside Out exhibition catalog), “transcends politics….there is no lecture from the artist, no finger pointing at us humans who are complicit in many […] world-wide phenomena.” Featured audio (all provided by the artist): Excerpts from "Rewind" installation as found in Sweden, Cuba, New York City, Istanbul / artist's contribution to "freq_out" group sound exhibition / location recordings from Chernobyl / "A Town in Russia" / "Opus Mors" excerpts (ambient recordings of hospital morgue and corpse decomposition at body farm) / "Membrane" recordings of U.S.-Mexico border wall / "singing sands" recordings from Oman / "Labyrinthitis" piece based on otoacoustic emissions artist links: www.fonik.dk | www.topos.media Anechoic Chamber links: tbwb@protonmail.com for PayPal donations www.thomasbeywilliambailey.com for host activities

Brad is back after his recent bout with Labyrinthitis for episode 108 of the UNSECURITY Podcast. This week, Evan and Brad continue the conversation from episode 106. With many people working and schooling from home this year, in-home security is more important than ever. But why? Check out this episode to find out—and get some advice from the guys about the what you can do. As always, please feel free to send comments, questions, and feedback to us via email at unsecurity@protonmail.com.

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B.C. Green Party leader, Andrew Weaver, has announced he will not seek re-election in his Oak Bay-Gordon Head riding, and is stepping down as leader of the party. It follows a health scare a few weeks ago, where Weaver collapsed before delivering a speech in Langley. Afterward, he was diagnosed with Labyrinthitis, an inner ear disorder that can cause vertigo, nausea, ringing in the ears, and loss of hearing.  Guest: Keith Baldrey Global's Legislative Bureau Chief in Victoria

Join us for a fascinating deep dive into how your ears work with clinical audiologist Dr Janice Wu. Find out how your ears turn soundwaves into hearing, what role your ears play in balance and how you can protect your hearing health. Author Jessica White shares her experience of growing up deaf, while Queensland man Dion talks about his experience with labyrinthitis.

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Learn about recovery of vertigo and dizziness using the Seeking Balance Online Recovery Program. Visit Seekingbalance.com.au for your FREE Vertigo Recovery Starter Kit

In the premiere outing of Ramble On we vaguely sketch out an idea for what this is and what it's going to be, talk about my plans to travel, the past two weeks with Labyrinthitis and unveil some embarrassing injuries.

The Incident Report, Episode 13, Jane King – Snake Story. This is the spring installment of the Incident Report. Since nothing says spring quite like snakes, we invited Jane King to tell a snake story. Jane is simply fabulous. We will hear more from Jane in future Installments. The soundtrack was composed and executed by our man about sound, Rick Potts. The song that opens and closes the segment is called Artforms in Nature. It appears on Rick’s CD, Labyrinthitis. Learn more about Rick here: http://www.lafms.com and here: http://rickpotts.drupalgardens.com Illustration is by Nib Geebles, Abira Ali and Eliza Henderson.

Summer's here with a vengeance in parts of the US! Great time to duck inside and chill out to some satisfying jazz! This month all of our selections are from the Tampa Bay area, including brand new music from Brazilian group O Som Do Jazz, some high caliber contemporary/smooth jazz and a nice long jazz orchestra piece for you to get lost in! Host: Kenny MacKenzie  come say hi & give us a 'like' on Facebook!Kenny host "Jazz Greats" on WFCF Saint Augustine - every Tuesday from 3-7pm EST. Listen online here!Kenny's Twitter - @DJKendo11. Introduction - Kenny (download our theme song "In Control" on iTunes!)2. "Batucada" - O Som Do Jazz (Tampa, FL)     websiteAndreas Moraes Manson - vocals, David Manson - trombone,Austin Vickrey - tenor saxophone, Daved Cubillos - keyboards,Alfraedo Rivero - guitar, Alejandro Arenas - bass,Mark Feinman - drumsfrom the album "A Kiss For Rio".Purchase at CD Baby or iTunes.3. "Jargon" - Tom Stewart (Tampa, FL)      websiteTom Stewart - electric guitar, Jeremy Powell - tenor saxophone,Mark Neuenschwander - bass, Ian Goodman - drumsfrom the album "Flyer". Purchase at Amazon, CD Baby or iTunes. 4. Announcements - Kenny(background music from the album "Second Chances" by Allison Paris)5. "Black Bart" - Gregorie Howard  (Tampa, FL)      myspaceGregorie Howard - Flugelhorn, Paul Brown - guitar,Gregg Kerukas - keyboards, Alex Al - bassRicky Lawson - drumsProduced by Paul BrownFrom the album "Gregorie Howard" Purchase album at Amazon, CD Baby or iTunes. 6. "Breakfast of Champions" - LaRue Nickelson (Tampa, FL)     websiteLaRue Nickelson - guitar, Rebecca Zapen - vocals,Jeremy Douglas - keyboards, Jeremy Powell - saxophone,Joe Porter - bass, Ian Goodman - drumsFrom the album "Labyrinthitis".Purchase album at CD Baby or Bandcamp.7. Announcements - Kenny(background music from the album KMT I by Kenny MacKenzie Trio)8. "E Ticket" - Chuck Owen & the Jazz Surge (Temple Terrace, FL)     websiteSoloists: Ingrid Jensen - trumpet, Rob Thomas - violinJack Wilkins - tenor saxWoodwinds: Valerie Gillespie, Tami Daielsson, Jack Wilkins,Rex Wertz, Matt VanceTrumpets: Brian Scanlon, Jay Coble, Mike Iapichino, Tom ParmerterTrombones: Keith Oshiro, Tom Brantley, Jerald Shynett, Jim HallRhythm: Per Danielsson (p), LaRue Nickelson (g), Mark Neuenschwander (b), Danny Gottlieb (d)from the album "Here We Are" courtesy of Sea Breeze Jazz. Purchase cd at Amazon. Check out Chuck's new release on iTunes.9. Announcements - Kenny(background music from the album "Live From the Warehouse" by Dot Wilder)10. Closing Announcements - Kenny Palm Coast Jazz closing theme by Seven Octaves.produced by Kenny MacKenzie If you are a jazz musician residing in Florida with quality recordings of your original music (new or old) and would like to submit for future podcasts, please contact us at palmcoastjazz@gmail.com All recordings and compositions are the property of their respective performers and composers, all rights reserved. This podcast copyright 2013 Kenny MacKenzie. All rights reserved.

Answering all your questions on science, technology and medicine this week are Drs Chris, Dave and Kat, who will be revealing why spicy foods make you sweat, the highest possible temperature, the cause of labyrinthitis and why tissues turn black after receiving frostbite. Also on the show is Mark Skousen, a direct descendent of Benjamin Franklin, who will be talking about the life and work of this famous scientist and statesman; and in Science Update, Bob and Chelsea find some animal magic in the feeding strategies of killer whales and the interpretation of a horse whinny. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Answering all your questions on science, technology and medicine this week are Drs Chris, Dave and Kat, who will be revealing why spicy foods make you sweat, the highest possible temperature, the cause of labyrinthitis and why tissues turn black after receiving frostbite. Also on the show is Mark Skousen, a direct descendent of Benjamin Franklin, who will be talking about the life and work of this famous scientist and statesman; and in Science Update, Bob and Chelsea find some animal magic in the feeding strategies of killer whales and the interpretation of a horse whinny. Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Der Meningitis-assoziierte Hörschaden ist trotz Antibiotikatherapie und intensivmedizinischer Versorgung der Patienten inakzeptabel hoch. Grund des Hörverlusts bei bakterieller Meningitis ist bisher weitgehend unbekannt und sollte im Rahmen dieser Promotion näher untersucht werden. Dazu wurde ein Ratten- und ein Mausmodell des Hörschadens bei Pneumokokkenmeningitis etabliert. Nach intrathekaler Injektion von Streptococcus pneumoniae wurde das Muster des Hörverlusts mittels AEPs im Akutstadium und nach erfolgreicher Antibiotikatherapie charakterisiert. Die Charakteristik des Hörschadens war ähnlich wie sie bei Patienten mit Meningitis beobachtet wird: Der Inokulum-abhängige Hörschaden war in der Akutphase der Erkrankung teilweise transient, mündete aber meistens in einen permanenten Hörverlust. Hohe Frequenzen waren dabei stärker betroffen als niedrige Frequenzen. Als morphologisches Korrelat des akuten Hörverlusts fand sich eine granulozytäre Entzündung der Perilymphräume, die in der basalen Windung der Scala tympani akzentuiert war. Neben der eitrigen Entzündung konnte erstmals auch eine Störung der Blut-Labyrinth-Schranke identifiziert werden, die in der Akutphase der Erkrankung sehr stark mit dem Hörschaden korrelierte. Die immunhistochemisch beobachtete starke Expression von iNOS, eNOS und Nitrotyrosin in Kochleae von infizierten Tieren und die protektive Wirkung der ONOO- Fänger und Antioxidantien MnTBAP und Harnsäure deuten auf ONOO- als Mediator der Blut-Labyrinth- Schädigung im Akutstadium hin. Die im Akutstadium nachweisbare neuronale Nekrose (Histologie, TUNEL, PARP p85-Spaltprodukt Immunhistochemie) mündete in eine verminderte Neuronendichte im Ganglion spirale. Dieser Neuronenverlust war zwei Wochen nach Infektion neben einer fibrozytären Okklusion der perilymphatischen Räume (beginnende Labyrinthitis ossificans) äußerst stark mit dem Hörverlust korreliert und scheint hauptverantwortlich für den Langzeithörschaden nach Pneumokokkenmeningitis zu sein. Zum ersten Mal konnte in dieser Studie eine otoprotektive Wirkung für die Antioxidantien MnTBAP und NAC bei Meningitis-assoziierter eitriger Labyrinthitis gezeigt werden: Zwei Wochen nach Infektion waren der Hörverlust und dessen morphologische Korrelate (Neuronenverlust, Okklusion der Perilymphräume und Blut-Labyrinth-Schrankenstörung) bei den adjuvant behandelten Tieren geringer ausgeprägt als bei den nur antibiotisch behandelten Tieren. Vor allem der Therapieerfolg von NAC ist klinisch viel versprechend und lässt auf eine verbesserte Therapie des Meningitis-assoziierten Hörschadens hoffen.