Personalized vestibular rehabilitation: medical chart survey with patients seen at the ambulatory of otoneurology of I.S.C.M.S.P.

Nishino, Lucia Kazuko; Ganança, Cristina de Freitas; Manso, Andrea Rosario Iñiguez; Campos, Carlos Alberto Herrerias de; Korn, Gustavo Polacow

doi:10.1016/s1808-8694(15)31196-4

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“…About the comorbidities found in this study (Table 3), were similar to those found in the works of Nishino et al [8], Horunbia [17] and Fetter [18] the indication of repositioning maneuvers and Vestibular Rehabilitation, even without the need for otoneurological additional tests [5].…”

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Profile of Patients Treated in Outpatient Vestibular Rehabilitation at a Hospital in S&atilde;o Paulo

Coró¹,

Hyppolito²,

Barros³

et al. 2019

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Introduction: Currently it is very common that the search for diagnosis and treatment for curing diseases can cause vertigo or dizziness. Objective: This study sought to characterize the profile of patients seen in the clinic for vestibular rehabilitation in a tertiary hospital in the last 10 years. Methods: Survey questionnaires of patients with dizziness. Results: The prevalence of treated subjects was female 65.3% (N = 439). The average age was 54.9 years old. Dizziness type roundabout was more prevalent 33.04% (N = 222). Tinnitus occurred in 58.33% of the population. The time of most observed dizziness was less than 5 years 70.68% (N = 475). Neurovegetative symptoms appeared in 63.98% (N = 430) of the population. The bilateral normal hearing was more standard 35.26% (N = 237). The topographic diagnosis of peripheral origin was the most usual 65.47% (N = 440). Conclusion: The peripheral otoneurologic involvement was more prevalent in this population, affecting more women at an average age of 54.9 years old. The most prevalent symptoms were vertigo, nausea, tachycardia, sweating, vomiting and tinnitus, characterizing the peripheral vestibular impairment. The time of dizziness was less than five years. Audiological standard normal curve was predominant and the symptom of tinnitus was the most reported. The most prevalent comorbidity was Hypertension.

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Profile of Patients Treated in Outpatient Vestibular Rehabilitation at a Hospital in S&atilde;o Paulo

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Barros³

et al. 2019

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“…The distribution of the sample regarding gender and average age (Table 1) showed that dizziness was prevalent in female patients in this study, consistent with prior literature [5] [6]. Women seek medical care more frequently than men, regardless of factors such as the variation of the monthly hormonal cycle and menopause, which exhibits dizziness as a primary symptom [7] [8].…”

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Isolated versus Drug Combined Vestibular Rehabilitation for the Treatment of Metabolic Dizziness

Coró¹,

Hyppolito²

2020

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Introduction: Systemic processes and inappropriate use of medications may affect vestibular adaptation. Objectives: To assess the efficacy of isolated and combined drug therapy for treating metabolic dizziness and to determine the effect of multidrug treatment. Methodology: We analyzed 100 questionnaires of patients diagnosed with dizziness of metabolic origin. Results: The group treated with vestibular rehabilitation alone showed improvement with 9 months of therapy (p = 0.01). The group treated with vestibular rehabilitation and medication showed improvement with 45 days of therapy (p = 0.01). The group treated with a single type of drug did not show significant improvement. The group treated with several drugs showed improvement with 45 days of therapy (p = 0.03). Conclusion: Combined vestibular rehabilitation resulted in immediate improvement of symptoms without contributing to long-term compensation. Vestibular rehabilitation alone resulted in improvement of symptoms over time. Multidrug treatment was beneficial for immediate relief of dizziness.

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“…As complementary therapy or only therapy, vestibular rehabilitation (VR) is an excellent therapeutic choice for patients with vestibular disorders. Besides reducing vestibular symptoms, VR also has a prophylactic intent, it helps reestablish the patients' trust in themselves, reduces stress and improves social relations and life quality [2][3][4] .…”

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Análise crítica dos resultados da reabilitação vestibular em relação à etiologia da tontura

Bittar

Pedalini

Ramalho

et al. 2007

Rev. Bras. Otorrinolaringol.

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A reabilitação vestibular (RV) é uma ótima opção terapêutica para tratamento dos pacientes vestibulopatas. Contudo, mesmo quando bem conduzida, algumas vezes não surte os efeitos propostos. OBJETIVO: Avaliar a resposta de pacientes submetidos à RV em relação às etiologias apresentadas. Forma de Estudo: Retrospectivo descritivo. PACIENTES E MÉTODO: Analisamos pacientes que concluíram a RV e tinham diagnóstico entre janeiro de 2002 e dezembro de 2004. Dividimos os pacientes em três grupos, de acordo com a resposta à RV e os comparamos em relação às etiologias. RESULTADOS: Observamos 13 casos sem melhora com a RV, 24 com melhora parcial e 22 com remissão dos sintomas. As etiologias encontradas foram cervical, trauma, metabólica, central, transtornos da ansiedade e do humor, doença auto-imune, intolerância ortostática. A etiologia metabólica apresentou evolução significativamente melhor do que as demais. CONCLUSÃO: Quando associada à adequada correção etiológica, a RV é uma ótima opção no tratamento das vestibulopatias.

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Personalized vestibular rehabilitation: medical chart survey with patients seen at the ambulatory of otoneurology of I.S.C.M.S.P.

Abstract: It was possible to conclude that the PVR program is an effective resource in the treatment of otoneurologic symptoms of patients, consequently improving their quality of life.

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Profile of Patients Treated in Outpatient Vestibular Rehabilitation at a Hospital in S&atilde;o Paulo

Profile of Patients Treated in Outpatient Vestibular Rehabilitation at a Hospital in S&atilde;o Paulo

Isolated versus Drug Combined Vestibular Rehabilitation for the Treatment of Metabolic Dizziness

Análise crítica dos resultados da reabilitação vestibular em relação à etiologia da tontura

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Personalized vestibular rehabilitation: medical chart survey with patients seen at the ambulatory of otoneurology of I.S.C.M.S.P.

Abstract: It was possible to conclude that the PVR program is an effective resource in the treatment of otoneurologic symptoms of patients, consequently improving their quality of life.

Cited by 13 publications

References 6 publications

Profile of Patients Treated in Outpatient Vestibular Rehabilitation at a Hospital in S&amp;atilde;o Paulo

Profile of Patients Treated in Outpatient Vestibular Rehabilitation at a Hospital in S&amp;atilde;o Paulo

Isolated versus Drug Combined Vestibular Rehabilitation for the Treatment of Metabolic Dizziness

Análise crítica dos resultados da reabilitação vestibular em relação à etiologia da tontura

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