Titlebook: Disorders of the Vestibular System; Diagnosis and Manage Benjamin T. Crane,Lawrence Lustig,Christopher de S Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if app

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58953-9 dominant. Both cochlear and vestibular toxicity are not exclusively independent of each other. Elements of cochlear toxicity, such as sensorineural hearing loss and tinnitus, can be present even if the patient complains of severe, disabling vestibular symptoms.

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Book 2023ectively treated, and there have been major advancements in both vertigo diagnosis and treatment in recent years. Unfortunately for many practitioners, modern training in the management of vertigo was not included as part of their residency. The major barrier to effective treatment in most patients

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Vestibular Ototoxicity, dominant. Both cochlear and vestibular toxicity are not exclusively independent of each other. Elements of cochlear toxicity, such as sensorineural hearing loss and tinnitus, can be present even if the patient complains of severe, disabling vestibular symptoms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-05175-5 although the majority of vestibular disorders may be elucidated from a thorough history and physical exam, appropriate vestibular tests can help refine the diagnosis and inform management decisions in specific situations. This chapter will focus on clinical and vestibular laboratory tests for the evaluation of the dizzy patient.

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The Ambivalence of Cytostatic Therapyr function through electrical stimulation of the vestibular nerve branches. This chapter provides an overview of current knowledge on vestibular implant candidacy, surgical techniques, device subtypes, stimulation profiles, clinical outcomes, and possible complications.

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R. Kroes,J. W. Weiss,J. H. Weisburger This chapter will first review the current understanding of the presentation and evaluation of the age-related vestibular loss in the United States to provide the context for understanding the unique needs of the older adult population. This chapter will then focus on the appropriate management of age-related vestibular loss.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-94304-6cit the characteristic nystagmus, and other maneuvers that can rotate the particles out to resolve the disorder. More than 90% of cases can be resolved with maneuvers, and surgical canal plugging can be used in intractable cases.

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