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Can rehabilitation programs improve recovery in acute vestibular disorders? A randomized trial

In 2009, a study conducted by R. Teggi and colleagues, the effectiveness of rehabilitation in patients recovering from acute vestibular disturbance was rigorously examined. The study, published in [Journal Name], aimed to evaluate the impact of a structured rehabilitation program on patients experiencing rotational vertigo episodes lasting several days. Forty patients who had been recently hospitalized due to acute vertigo were randomly assigned to either … Continue reading Can rehabilitation programs improve recovery in acute vestibular disorders? A randomized trial

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Can vestibular rehabilitation exercises revolutionize acute vertigo treatment?

Vertigo, a distressing sensation of dizziness and imbalance, often results from peripheral vestibular disorders. In a pioneering effort to address this issue, Alessandra R. Venosa, et. al.,(2007) conducted a prospective randomized trial aimed at assessing the efficacy of vestibular rehabilitation exercises during the initial stages of these disorders. The study, characterized by its rigorous design, enrolled a total of 87 patients who were experiencing acute … Continue reading Can vestibular rehabilitation exercises revolutionize acute vertigo treatment?

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