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Vestibular Compensation
Vestibular compensation is often referred to as central compensation. In the world of vestibular... Read More
Dizziness and COVID-19
The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has changed society as we know it. We have social... Read More
Vestibular Testing Equipment: What is Essential?
We continue to respond to questions posed by readers as we make our way... Read More
The Dizziness History Interview
The importance of asking the right questions (and getting those questions answered) Today’s blog... Read More
Perspectives on Vestibular Testing and More Common Errors
I have done a couple of blogs over the years under the heading “Vestibular... Read More
Fall Prevention – A Huge Problem
Over the next few weeks, we will take a look at the subject of... Read More
Vestibular Migraine (Part III)
By Christa Browning (Editor’s note: This paper was submitted by Ms. Browning as a... Read More
Treatments for Meniere’s disease: Fact, Fiction or Biological Plausibility? Part VII
Ventilating tubes (Myringotomy and tubes) This is a practice that I have never been... Read More
Blood Pressure and Dizziness Revisited
As you may noticed in the last few blog posts, I am going back... 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
Hearing Loss and Fall Risk: More Questions than Answers
Last week I posted a short blurb about a recent Johns Hopkins study linking... Read More
Lightning Strike and Dizziness
Interesting Case Last week, I saw a very pleasant, intelligent young man referred to... Read More
Audiometric Patterns in Vestibular Disease
All audiologists have an audiometer. So what can you do... Read More
Do Hearing Aids Improve Balance?
A couple of years ago, I published a post on this blog about a... Read More
Hearing Loss: A Personal Story
The Natural Progression of the Hard of Hearing: A Personal Story This week I... Read More