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The Laryngoscope, 1980
An electronystagmographic study was conducted on 19 normal subjects, in order to observe whether the subjective sensation of dizziness provoked by hyperventilation could be confirmed objectively by nystagmus. Each of them had two electronystagmograms, the first being a routine ENG and the second a repetition of the first, but with additional periods of
L A, Monday, L, Tétreault
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An electronystagmographic study was conducted on 19 normal subjects, in order to observe whether the subjective sensation of dizziness provoked by hyperventilation could be confirmed objectively by nystagmus. Each of them had two electronystagmograms, the first being a routine ENG and the second a repetition of the first, but with additional periods of
L A, Monday, L, Tétreault
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European Archives of Oto-Rhino-Laryngology, 2009
Autoimmune inner ear disease probably accounts for less than 1% of all cases of balance disorders, but its incidence is often overlooked due to the absence of a specific diagnostic test. Furthermore, in several systemic autoimmune diseases the vestibulo-cochlear system may be affected.
R. Bovo, A. Ciorba, MARTINI, ALESSANDRO
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Autoimmune inner ear disease probably accounts for less than 1% of all cases of balance disorders, but its incidence is often overlooked due to the absence of a specific diagnostic test. Furthermore, in several systemic autoimmune diseases the vestibulo-cochlear system may be affected.
R. Bovo, A. Ciorba, MARTINI, ALESSANDRO
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Zhurnal nevrologii i psikhiatrii im. S.S. Korsakova, 2020
Vestibular vertigo is most often caused by benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), Meniere's disease, vestibular neuritis, vestibular migraine or stroke. Features, diagnosis and treatment of vestibular vertigo in patients with these diseases are discussed.
L M, Antonenko, V A, Parfenov
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Vestibular vertigo is most often caused by benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), Meniere's disease, vestibular neuritis, vestibular migraine or stroke. Features, diagnosis and treatment of vestibular vertigo in patients with these diseases are discussed.
L M, Antonenko, V A, Parfenov
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Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1988
Physiotherapy is often of great value in the treatment of vertigo. In patients with a vestibular loss the physiotherapy should be directed towards the enhancement of central compensation. The inflow of different sensory modalities, visual, proprioceptive and vestibular, should be exercised simultaneously for integration. In cases of orthopedic cervical
I, Odkvist, L M, Odkvist
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Physiotherapy is often of great value in the treatment of vertigo. In patients with a vestibular loss the physiotherapy should be directed towards the enhancement of central compensation. The inflow of different sensory modalities, visual, proprioceptive and vestibular, should be exercised simultaneously for integration. In cases of orthopedic cervical
I, Odkvist, L M, Odkvist
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Seminars in Neurology, 2006
Vertigo is a common principal complaint among patients seen by primary care physicians, neurologists, and otolaryngologists. The most common causes of recurrent episodes of vertigo are benign inner ear disorders, but central nervous system disorders must be excluded.
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Vertigo is a common principal complaint among patients seen by primary care physicians, neurologists, and otolaryngologists. The most common causes of recurrent episodes of vertigo are benign inner ear disorders, but central nervous system disorders must be excluded.
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2022
Built into a huge cliff in central France, the town of Rocamadour is a visual marvel and a place of contradictions. Pilgrims come to venerate its ancient Black Madonna but are outnumbered by secular tourists. Weibel provides an intimate look at the transformation of Rocamadour from a significant religious center to a tourist attraction; the efforts by ...
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Built into a huge cliff in central France, the town of Rocamadour is a visual marvel and a place of contradictions. Pilgrims come to venerate its ancient Black Madonna but are outnumbered by secular tourists. Weibel provides an intimate look at the transformation of Rocamadour from a significant religious center to a tourist attraction; the efforts by ...
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PEDIATRICS, 1978
The excellent article on vertigo by the Drs. Eviatar (Pediatrics 59:833, June 1977) points out clearly that careful history-taking and thorough physical examination are still the prime factors in diagnosis. In this report these fundamental procedures pointed the way to specifically helpful studies such as electroencephalography, electronystagmography ...
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The excellent article on vertigo by the Drs. Eviatar (Pediatrics 59:833, June 1977) points out clearly that careful history-taking and thorough physical examination are still the prime factors in diagnosis. In this report these fundamental procedures pointed the way to specifically helpful studies such as electroencephalography, electronystagmography ...
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1967
VERTIGO is defined as a sense of rotation, either of the patient revolving in space, or the world revolving around the patient. Vertigo is the result of a pathologic lesion of the labyrinth or central vestibular pathways, and vertigo can be induced by stimulating the vestibular labyrinth by hot or cold caloric irrigation of the ear, by rotation or by ...
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VERTIGO is defined as a sense of rotation, either of the patient revolving in space, or the world revolving around the patient. Vertigo is the result of a pathologic lesion of the labyrinth or central vestibular pathways, and vertigo can be induced by stimulating the vestibular labyrinth by hot or cold caloric irrigation of the ear, by rotation or by ...
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