THREE Best Exercises To RELIEVE Your Vertigo | Physical Therapist Explains
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THREE Best Exercises To RELIEVE Your Vertigo | Physical Therapist Explains
Most of the time, BPPV is the go-to first thought when people think of vertigo. This is the type of vertigo that occurs when the crystals in your inner ear that are responsible for determining your position in space get out of whack. When this happens, they can create that spinning sensation when you move. But BPPV is NOT the only type or cause ...
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DIX-HALLPIKE TEST FOR POSTERIOR BPPV ASSESSMENT In the coming 20 days we're going to post our last 20 uploaded videos on our YouTube channel. So don't be surprised if the topics are going to vary immensely - we're gonna go from vertigo to statistics!;) So let's start! Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, abbreviated as BPPV is the most common inner ear problem and cause of vertigo, or false sense of spinning. Common causes are head trauma or ear infections, although most cases appear to be idio
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DIX-HALLPIKE TEST FOR POSTERIOR BPPV ASSESSMENT In the coming 20 days we're going to post our last 20 uploaded videos on our YouTube channel. So don't be surprised if the topics are going to vary immensely - we're gonna go from vertigo to statistics!;) So let's start! Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, abbreviated as BPPV is the most common inner ear problem and cause of vertigo, or false sense of spinning. Common causes are head trauma or ear infections, although most cases appear to be idio
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Vestibular First on Instagram: "Do you use the loaded Dix-Hallpike (D-H) test by Dr. Jeff Walter's team (Andera et al., 2020)? It increases sensitivity of the traditional D-H by 13.1%! The loaded D-H helped me catch a subtle left posterior canalithiasis BPPV case that I didn't see with traditional testing even in infrared video goggles (video clipped for brevity - the patient did hold the seated position with neck rotation and flexion for 30 seconds as recommended). Want to learn more about vest
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Vestibular First on Instagram: "Do you use the loaded Dix-Hallpike (D-H) test by Dr. Jeff Walter's team (Andera et al., 2020)? It increases sensitivity of the traditional D-H by 13.1%! The loaded D-H helped me catch a subtle left posterior canalithiasis BPPV case that I didn't see with traditional testing even in infrared video goggles (video clipped for brevity - the patient did hold the seated position with neck rotation and flexion for 30 seconds as recommended). Want to learn more about vest
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Matt, PT, Dip MDT, FAAOMPT on Instagram: "Thank you @vestibularfirst for helping this this video The Dix-Hallpike test is a classic test to diagnose posterior canal benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). It also can test for contralateral anterior canal BPPV but that is very uncommon. It was first described in a paper in 1952 by Dr. Margaret Dix and Dr. Charles Hallpike (DIX, M. R., & HALLPIKE, C. S. (1952). The pathology, symptomatology and diagnosis of certain common disorders of the ves
Matt, PT, Dip MDT, FAAOMPT on Instagram: "Thank you @vestibularfirst for helping this this video The Dix-Hallpike test is a classic test to diagnose posterior canal benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV). It also can test for contralateral anterior canal BPPV but that is very uncommon. It was first described in a paper in 1952 by Dr. Margaret Dix and Dr. Charles Hallpike (DIX, M. R., & HALLPIKE, C. S. (1952). The pathology, symptomatology and diagnosis of certain common disorders of the ves
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