Practical management of the balance disorder patient /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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San Diego :
Singular Pub. Group,
[1996]
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| Series: | Singular audiology text.
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Table of Contents:
- Basic anatomy and physiology review
- Extent of the problem
- Anatomical and basic physiological considerations
- Functional physiology and compensatory mechanisms
- Perceptions and integrated eye movement control
- Maintenance of postural control
- Systems integration
- Effects of aging
- Compensation for vestibular lesions
- Summary
- The neurotologic history and physical examination
- Electronystagmography evaluation
- Laboratory evaluation
- Electronystagmography
- Sources of error in electronystagmography evaluation
- Conclusions.
- Ocular-motor evaluation
- Visual fixation
- Saccades
- Smooth pursuit
- Optokinetic nystagmus
- Conclusions
- Rotational chair testing
- Clinical utility
- Paradigms
- Analysis and interpretation
- Pediatric evaluation
- Normative data
- Postural control evaluation
- Clinical utility
- Test paradigms
- Interpretation
- Pediatric evaluation
- Normative data
- Integrated management and interpretation of vestibular test results
- Rationale
- Protocol for use of balance function studies
- Integrated test reporting.
- Diagnostic test selection in the evaluation of the balance disorder patient
- Audiometric testing
- Radiographic studies
- Other laboratory studies
- Guidelines for specialty referral
- Vestibular rehabilitation programs
- Physiologic basis and therapeutic implications
- Common techniques
- Treatment efficacy
- Patient selection criteria
- Pediatric patients
- Medical therapy for the balance disorder patient
- Vestibular suppression
- Treatment of the acute vestibulara crisis
- Treatment of meniere's disease
- Treatment of vertigo due to migraine.
- Treatment of reactive depression
- Conclusion
- Surgical management of the balance disorder patient
- The rationale for surgical treatment of vestibular disorders
- Surgical patient selection: the priority of distinguishing poor compensation from unstable labyrinthine disease
- Meniere's disease
- Unilateral ablation of vestibular function
- Postoperative vestibular rehabilitation.