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Table 1 Interaural comparison of radiological variables in unilateral MD patients

From: Comparison of vestibular aqueduct visualization on computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging in patients with Ménière’s disease

Radiological variables

Affected ears (n=100)

Non-affected ears (n=100)

z/\({x}^{2}\)

p

MRI-VA visibility

Grade A

11(11.0%)

18(18.0%)

z=-2.234

p=0.025

Grade B

20(20.0%)

25(25.0%)

Grade C

69(69.0%)

57(57.0%)

CT-VA visibility

Grade 0

72(72%)

75(75.0%)

z=-0.655

p=0.513

Grade I

28(28.0%)

25(25.0%)

Grade II

0(0.0%)

0(0.0%)

Type of CT-VA

funnel type

17(17.0%)

17(17.0%)

\({x}^{2}\)=6.604

p=0.471

tubular type

28(28.0%)

31(31.0%)

filiform type

32(32.0%)

38(38.0%)

hollow type

1(1.0%)

1(1.0%)

obliterated type

22(22.0%)

13(13.0%)

Peri-VA pneumatization

Grade 1

20(20.0%)

22(22.0%)

z=-0.499

p=0.618

Grade 2

21(21.0%)

20(20.0%)

Grade 3

59(59.0%)

58(58.0%)

  1. n number of ears, MD Meniere’s Disease, VA vestibular aqueduct