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What do you mean by dizzy?
When working in a balance disorders laboratory it never fails that when you ask... Read More
Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness: A New Diagnosis
Dear Readers: During this holiday season, the editors at Hearing Health & Technology Matters... Read More
I Got 99 Ways to Treat BPPV, and Meclizine Ain’t One
Yes, I am paraphrasing Jay Z to discuss effective treatment of BPPV. It is... Read More
Could Your Bifocals Increase Your Risk of Falling?
Falls are an extremely common problem that can result in significant injury, decreased quality... Read More
Dizziness and Driving
It is not unusual for patients to ask about their ability to drive after... Read More
Sensory Conflict -Priorities
This week’s post is an excerpt from my book: Vestibular Function: Clinical and Practice... Read More
The OculoMotor Test Battery
For those of you who have had a Videonystagmography (VNG) or Electronystagmography (ENG) exam,... Read More
Vestibular Migraine (Part III)
By Christa Browning (Editor’s note: This paper was submitted by Ms. Browning as a... Read More
Ramsey Hunt Syndrome
AKA: Herpes Zoster Oticus Ramsey Hunt Syndrome (RHS) is named after the physician of... Read More
The Evolution of Canalith Repositioning
In the several years after Brandt and Daroff published their classic article, Physical therapy... Read More
Do Hearing Aids Improve Balance?
A couple of years ago, I published a post on this blog about a... Read More
Audiometric Patterns in Vestibular Disease
All audiologists have an audiometer. So what can you do... Read More
Vertigo -Hollywood Edition
A few years ago, we took a family trip to New York City for... 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
Clinical Signs: Superior Canal Dehiscence
When performing an exam for Superior Canal Dehiscence (SCDS), you may have two different... Read More