2009
DOI: 10.1590/s1808-86942009000400016
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Abstract: Beni gn paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) is one of the most common vestibular disorders. Aim: To study the recurrence and persistence of BPPV in patients treated with canalith repositioning maneuvers (CRM) during the period of one year. Study design: longitudinal contemporary cohort series. Materials and Methods: One hundred patients with BPPV were followed up during 12 months after a treatment with CRM. Patients were classified according to disease evolution. Aquatic physiotherapy for vestibular rehabilit… Show more

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“…In terms of BPPV persistence, Dorigueto et al [25] found that 4% of participants continued to experience vertigo and nystagmus despite undergoing repeated maneuvers over the course of one year. In cases of persistent BPPV, a comprehensive re-evaluation should be conducted [26].…”
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“…In terms of BPPV persistence, Dorigueto et al [25] found that 4% of participants continued to experience vertigo and nystagmus despite undergoing repeated maneuvers over the course of one year. In cases of persistent BPPV, a comprehensive re-evaluation should be conducted [26].…”
Section: Final Thoughtsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In terms of BPPV recurrence, Dorigueto et al [25] found that 26% of participants experienced a new onset of vertigo and nystagmus within one year of undergoing a successful maneuver. Although "medical research has not found any way to stop BPPV from coming back, it can be treated with a high rate of success [through the administration of another maneuver]" [26], [pS36].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It was revealed that more than 95% of cases can be cured by canalith repositioning therapy (CRT). 7 Although BPPV generally responds well to CRT, there is a high recurrence rate after the initial resolution. 8 It was reported that 10% to 18% patients relapse during a 1-year follow-up period.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Um episódio de VPPB típica ou atípica pode eventualmente ter resolução espontânea. As manobras terapêuticas em uma ou mais sessões consecutivas com intervalo de 3 a 7 dias, realizadas uma ou mais vezes em cada sessão, são eficazes na maioria dos casos de VPPB típica e de VPPB atípica em que os debris de otólitos constituem o substrato fisiopatológico, mas a recorrência é comum após intervalo de algumas semanas ou meses sem sintomas ou sinais, ocorrendo principalmente durante o primeiro ano após o tratamento [25][26][27] .…”
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“…A persistência por várias semanas, meses ou mais de um ano após sucessivas manobras é relativamente rara 26,27 , o paciente habitualmente melhora e pode até haver abolição dos sintomas com a continuidade do tratamento, mesmo que o nistagmo posicional não desapareça; nistagmo posicional torcional-vertical para baixo (ou após conversão para vertical para cima) pode ficar permanente, o que ainda é mais raro. A reabilitação vestibular pode melhorar ou curar casos persistentes 28 ou permanentes.…”
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