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Tumarkin’s otolithic crisis(TOC)是以突然跌倒发作,不伴有意识丧失、眩晕等植物神经体征的一种很少见的现象,认为是周围性的,与晚期美尼尔氏病有关。因其系 Tumar-kin 1936年所叙述并提出其原因与耳石终器功能障碍有关而命名。本文作者1979～1985年诊断该病6例,其中男性5人,年龄在32～78岁之间,病发数占180例美尼尔氏病的1/30。通过复习、调查与个人访问,除外药物、心脏及神经病性跌倒后,发现患者于1周至6个月间
Tumarkin’s otolithic crisis (TOC) is a rare occurrence of autonomic signs associated with sudden falls that are not associated with loss of consciousness, dizziness, and the like and are thought to be peripheral and associated with advanced Meniere’s disease. It was named for its relationship with Tumar-kin in 1936 and its causes were related to otolith final dysfunction. The author of the diagnosis of the disease from 1979 to 1985, 6 cases, of which 5 were males, aged 32 to 78 years of age, the number of cases accounted for 180 cases of Meniere’s disease 1/30. After reviewing, investigating and personal interviewing, except for medication, heart and neuropathic fall, the patient was found to have had a period of 1 week to 6 months