DIZZINESS DEPOT - ALAN DESMOND, BRADY WORKMAN CO-EDITORS
Dizziness Depot discusses hearing-related issues in general but focuses on the inner ear in particular. The inner ear is critical to balance, orientation and visual clarity during movement. As a result, inner ear, or vestibular, problems are the most common cause of dizziness. So, please ask a question or post a comment. Comment Policy
LATEST POSTS
Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness: A New Diagnosis
Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD) is a new diagnosis that is unfamiliar to many health... Read More
Bogus Balance Billing Busted in Brooklyn
Last week I attended a meeting of the American Medical Association (AMA) where we... Read More
What Happens to the Otoconia (Rocks, Particles, Crystal, Otoliths) After the Epley Manuever?
Canalith Repositioning (CRP), more commonly referred to as the Epley maneuver, has become the... Read More
Vestibular Schwannoma, Acoustic Neuroma: Common Findings for an Uncommon Diagnosis
Editor’s Note: While our editorial team takes the week off for the holidays, we... Read More
Common Errors in Vestibular Management
Editor’s Note: While our editorial team takes the week off for the holiday’s, we hope... Read More
A Prosthetic Labyrinth?
Last week, I attended a conference at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, MD. It was... Read More
Meclizine – Does it help?
This is an update of an article that appeared in the May/June 2000 issue... Read More