Vertigo Hastalarında Kanda Parathormon Bakmalı mıyız?

Year 2019, Volume: 9 Issue: 1, 22 - 28, 01.01.2019

Nevzat Demirbilek , Cenk Evren

Abstract

ÖZET
Amaç: Vertigo kişi tarafından etrafındaki objelerin veya kendisinin döndüğü şeklinde ifade edilen bir semptom olmasına karşın, hastalar tarafından genel olarak dengesizlik, sersemlik, düşme ve baygınlık hissi olarak tanımlanır. Hastalarda asıl sorun altta yatan hastalığın belirlenmesidir. Vertigoların çoğu periferik nedenlidir ve
ilk sırada benign paroksimal pozisyonel vertigo yer alır. Bunu diğer periferik ve santral nedenler takip etmektedir. Hastalar denge sorunları nedeniyle akut dönemde çoğunlukla acil poliklinikler haricinde Kulak Burun Boğaz, iç hastalıkları, nöroloji polikliniklerine başvururlar. Bu hastalara muayene, görüntüleme yöntemleri, odyoloji
ve denge testleri ile rutin kan testleri yapılmaktadır. Materyal ve Metot: Hastanemize 2011–2017 yılları arasında vertigo yakınması ile başvuran 397 hasta retrospektif olarak değerlendirildi. Bulgular: Çalışmamızda, ilk sırada periferik nedenler ve bunların başında da %44,8 oranında benign paroxysmal positional vertigo saptanmıştır. Hasta gruplarımızda tek yakınması baş dönmesi olan, diğer muayenelerinde özellik bulunmayan 4 (%1) olgumuzda hiperparotiroidi saptanmıştır. Bunların üçünde paratiroid adenomu, diğer olguda hiperplazi belirlenmiştir. Adenom saptananlarda paratiroidektomi sonrası, diğer olgumuzda bifosfonat tedavisi sonrası hem parathormon düzeyleri normale inmiş hem de vertigo yakınmaları tamamen kaybolmuştur. Sonuç: Vertigo hastalarında tanı aşamasında kan testlerinde parathormon değerlerine de bakılması tavsiye edilmektedir.

Keywords

baş dönmesi, sersemlik, hiperparatiroidi

Should We Look For Blood Parathormone in Patients with Vertigo?

Abstract

Aim: Though vertigo is a symptom which is defined by an individual as spinning of themselves or an object, it is generally defined
by the patients as the sensation of falling, disequilibrium, dizziness
and fainting. The main problem on the patients is the determination
of the underlying illness. Most of vertigos have peripheral causes
and benign paroxysmal positional vertigo takes the first place. It is
followed by peripheral and central causes. Patients usually consult
the policlinics of Ear, Nose and Throat, internal medicine, neurology in addition to emergency departments with balance disorders.
These patients undergo examinations, screening methods, audiology and balance tests and routine blood tests.
Material and Method: In this study in which 397 patients who
consulted the hospital with complaints of vertigo between 2011
and 2017 evaluated retrospectively.
Results: In our study, first of all peripheral causes and 44.8% of these
were benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. Hyperparathyroidism
was detected in 4 (1%) of the cases in our patient groups that the
only complaint was dizziness and there were no other characteristics in the examinations. Parathyroid adenoma was detected in
three of them and hyperplasia was detected in the other. In the
ones who had adenoma after parathyroidectomy and in the other
case after bisphosphonate treatment, both parathormone levels
decreased to normal and vertigo complaints totally disappeared.
Conclusion: It is recommended that parathormone values should
be taken into account in the blood tests during the process of diagnosis in vertigo patients

Keywords

vertigo, dizziness, hyperparathyroidism

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