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The role of electrolyte balance on vestibular disturbances in cases of renal failure

IN a previous study of the relation between the hearing loss and serum sodium (13), in cases of renal failure, it has been shown that the severity of cochlear affection is directly related to the degree of hyponatraemia. The present work is a correlative study between the vestibular affections on one hand and the biochemical and biological changes in cases of renal failure on the other. variable