Dizziness is one of the most frequent complaints in a medical office, for both primary and specialised care, and continues to be a challenge to clinical thinking. In the U.S., dizziness is responsible for over 8 million medical visits per year. Its diagnostic investigation is expensive. According to an American study, it may cost up to $2,532. to diagnose, and most of the time it is still inconclusive. Investigators are currently trying to find a controlled and multidisciplinary approach, in order to broadly and directly interfere on the causal and predisposing factors identified. Dizziness is often used as a non-specific term to describe many sensations, including vertigo, presyncope, disequilibrium and light-headedness. Dizziness is also used as a more specific term:: a feeling of unsteadiness or a mild intoxication or as if the ground is rocking or the affected person has to take side steps to maintain balance. These symptoms often occur in cases where dizziness has a multisensory cause. This new important book gathers information on the different causes of dizziness and the concept of vestibular rehabilitation from around the world in this field.
Preface; Commentary:: Dizziness:: Vertigo, Disequilibrium and Lightheadedness; Dizziness:: Interfacing Psychiatry and Neuro-otology; Vertigo and Psychiatric Disorders; Vertebral Artery Testing in Dizzy Patients:: A Review of the Literature and Clinical Considerations; Neurological Causes of Dizziness and Vertigo; Description of a Modified Vestibular Rehabilitation Program; Vertigo and Autoimmunity; Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo in Old Age:: Our Experience and Review of the Literature; Arrhythmogenic Causes of Dizziness^; Cognitive Deficits Following Complete Bilateral Loss of Vestibular Function and their Relationship to the Hippocampus; Vibratory Induced Nystagmus (vin) in Superior Semicircular Canal Dehiscence and in Otosclerosis:: New Perspectives in the Study of Vestibular Function; Relationship between Dizziness and Cerebral Blood Flow in Patients with Chronic Cerebral Ischemia; Pediatric Vertigo; Index.
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