Superior canal dehiscence and other inner ear third windows – clinical audio-vestibular chameleons
Superior canal dehiscence and other inner ear third windows – clinical audio-vestibular chameleons
What can a farmer who sees mountains bow when he whistles, a choir singer who falls during loud passages, and a patient who hears a strange sound when moving her eyes possibly have in common?
They may all be experiencing symptoms of a third window syndrome.
Join Dr. Mikael Karlberg, Associate Professor at Lund University and President of the Bárány Society, for a fascinating new Inventis Academia webinar exploring superior canal dehiscence and other inner ear third windows.
One condition. Many unexpected faces. Learn to recognize the clinical chameleons of the inner ear.
During the webinar, Dr. Karlberg will explore:
- The symptoms that should raise suspicion of a third window syndrome
- Superior semicircular canal dehiscence and other abnormal inner ear openings
- Clinical and audiological assessment
- Neurophysiological and radiological testing
- Available treatment approaches
Register now and join Inventis Academia.
Mikael Karlberg
Dr. Mikael Karlberg is an Associate Professor at the Department of Otorhinolaryngology, Lund University, Sweden, with over 35 years of experience. He specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of balance disorders and vertigo. Dr. Karlberg has authored over 60 articles in international scientific journals and co-authored the book "Det snurrar – Allt om yrsel och balanssjukdomar" (Bazar Förlag, 2023).
He is President of the Bárány Society and has served as the Scientific Secretary of the Swedish Society of Otorhinolaryngology. Dr. Karlberg is widely recognized for his contributions to research and clinical practice in vestibular disorders.

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