Author: Brady Workman

Brady Workman, AuD, is an audiologist in the Balance Disorders program at Wake Forest Baptist Health Center. Brady resides in Winston-Salem, North Carolina and is licensed by the North Carolina Board of Examiners for Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists and is a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology. His primary clinical interests include comprehensive vestibular assessment and adult hearing diagnostics.
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A Modified Epley Maneuver Case Report

Brady Workman Leave a comment Audiology / BPPV / Vertigo

Editors Note: This is a coauthored case report with one of our Audiology Doctoral Externs Jordan Hennessee. Jordan is a 4th year Doctor of Audiology Extern at Wake Forest Baptist Health.  Her interests include working with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, pediatric audiology, vestibular audiology, cochlear implants, and adult hearing diagnostics. Jordan is currently enrolled…

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Vestibular Implant: A Modern Treatment Option for Bilateral Vestibular Loss

Brady Workman Leave a comment Audiology / Vertigo / Vestibular disorders

The vestibular system has two primary roles: to provide visual stability during head movements and to assist with postural control. The peripheral (inner ear) vestibular system is able to do this with three semicircular canals (angular sensors) and two otolith organs (linear sensors) on each side. The information coded by these organs is transmitted to…

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