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A Simple, Quick, and Effective Tool to Help Diagnosis Dizziness and Vertigo
As we and many others have discussed in previous blogs and articles, the word... Read More
Scared Dizzy?
As Halloween draws near we thought we would look into the question of “can... Read More
Common Risk Factors for Falling
September is falls prevention awareness month and as such we are going to discuss... Read More
Questions from a Fellow Vestibular Neuritis Survivor
I received an email a couple of weeks ago from Deanne asking questions about... Read More
An Effective Approach to Acute Vertigo
My most recent blog discussed the state (or lack thereof) of the development of... Read More
What do you mean when you say Dizzy – Part VI
Precipitating, Exacerbating, or Relieving Factors (Triggers) Symptoms that are brought on or increased by... Read More
Sensory Conflict -Priorities
This week’s post is an excerpt from my book: Vestibular Function: Clinical and Practice... Read More
Vestibular Brain Droppings, Part II
Part II: When the test results and the history don’t match ... Read More
Rotational Chair Test -Deconstructed
This week, let’s discuss the rotational chair exam. Rotational chairs are not commonly found... Read More
Hearing Loss: an Unheard of Falls Risk Factor
Recently we discussed multi-sensory dizziness and imbalance, reviewing how balance is maintained, as well... Read More
Clinical Signs: Superior Canal Dehiscence
When performing an exam for Superior Canal Dehiscence (SCDS), you may have two different... Read More
Do Hearing Aids Improve Balance?
A couple of years ago, I published a post on this blog about a... Read More
Lightning Strike and Dizziness
Interesting Case Last week, I saw a very pleasant, intelligent young man referred to... Read More
Hearing Loss: A Personal Story
The Natural Progression of the Hard of Hearing: A Personal Story This week I... Read More
Audiometric Patterns in Vestibular Disease
All audiologists have an audiometer. So what can you do... Read More