Dehiscence of bone over the semicircular canal

Been reading the forum for the last few months and eventualy figured my ear problem was PET.  "Everything" points to that specifically!  So I've paid special attention to the Eustachian tube problems.  I finally went to an ENT and he also thought so but sent me to another ENT at the university hospital who diagnosed me with a broken bone between the semicircular canal and the brain.  Again, everything is identical to PET, exceot for when there is a loud noise my eye ball will vibrate.  We did a CT scan for confirmation and will hear the results this Friday.

  The "Title" of this post is the closest I can find on the net that describes the problem *WITHOUT the Virtigo*. Although I don't know what Dehiscence means other than "broken(?).  I'd like to know if there are others out here with the same or similar problem.

[RadioAstronomyObserver]

This was confirmed today with reading the CT scan and further basic tests.  So, I don't want to hear anyone complain about their Eustachian tube problems! ;-)  This is so very similar to the tube problems only worse in that autophony(?) is constant plus I can hear other things E tube people don't.

[RadioAstronomyObserver]

Oh, yeah, stupid me.....  This is called...
Superior Canal Dehiscence syndrome or  SCDS