Background: Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo of the posterior canal (PC-BPPV) is a common vestibular disorder and can be easily treated with Epley’s manoeuvre. Thus far, the short-term efficacy of ...

Of the three patients with vestibular paroxysmal positional vertigo, one presented reduced response of the left posterior canal, another, reduced response of the right anterior canal and the third ...

BPPV of the anterior canal is exceedingly rare, since debris in this canal (located at the top of the inner ear) easily falls out on its own. Other Treatments for BPPV Usually no medications are ...

Objective To propose a new maneuver for torsional-vertical down beating positioning nystagmus with a clear lateralization that takes into account both possible diagnoses (anterior canal-BPPV and ...

Objective: Unilateral mimicking bilateral benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (umb-BPPV) was attributed to inappropriate head positioning during testing of the posterior canal. Despite its inclusion ...

Unilateral vestibular schwannomas have a lifetime prevalence exceeding 1 case per 500 persons. The unpredictable clinical behavior of these tumors and limited high-level evidence, plus associated q ...