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presented by Jeff Walter, DPT, NCS
Financial: Jeff Walter receives compensation from MedBridge for this course and Education Resources, Inc. There is no financial interest beyond the production of this course.
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Jeff Walter, DPT, NCS
Jeff Walter is the director of the Otolaryngology Vestibular and Balance Center at Geisinger Medical Center in Danville, Pennsylvania. His clinical practice focuses on vestibular diagnostic testing and vestibular rehabilitation. He is an assistant professor of physical therapy in the Neuroscience Institute at Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine. He is an associate faculty member at…
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1. Demographic Features, Predisposing Factors, and Pathophysiology
Instruction will review demographic features, predisposing factors, and estimated prevalence of BPPV. The mechanics and clinical implications of canalithiasis and cupulolithiasis will be discussed, which is helpful to properly identify and treat BPPV.
2. BPPV Subtypes
Nystagmus characteristics of the mechanics of common BPPV variants will be discussed, which is helpful with differential diagnosis. Subjective and secondary BPPV will also be reviewed. Video cases will be utilized to emphasize learning objectives.
3. Alternative Causes of Positional-Type Dizziness
Differentiating features of alternative (non-BPPV) causes of positional vertigo will be discussed. Recognition of non-BPPV-related dizziness is critical for appropriate patient management. This chapter will include a question-and-answer session regarding BPPV-related controversies with Michael Teixido, MD.
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