Does postural restriction improve success rates in BPPV treatment?

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is a common inner ear condition that leads to brief episodes of dizziness triggered by head movements. The Modified Epley maneuver is a well-established treatment for BPPV, but questions remain regarding the effectiveness of post-maneuver positional restriction in preventing recurrence. In 2014, a study by Hasan Huseyin Balikci and Isa Ozbay aimed to shed light on this matter. Seventy-eight patients … Continue reading Does postural restriction improve success rates in BPPV treatment?

Is surgical repair the ultimate solution for shoulder dislocation recurrence?

In 2007, a groundbreaking study led by Bent Wulff Jakobsen and his team has shed new light on the treatment of first-time traumatic anterior shoulder dislocation. The research, conducted over a 10-year period, compared the long-term outcomes of two primary treatment approaches: surgical repair and conservative management. The findings suggest that surgical intervention significantly outperforms conservative treatment in preventing recurrences and ensuring better patient outcomes. … Continue reading Is surgical repair the ultimate solution for shoulder dislocation recurrence?

Does adding postural restriction enhance BPPV therapeutic outcomes?

In 2006, study conducted by Burak O Cakir, et. al., which deals the effectiveness of postural restriction as an adjunct to canalith repositioning in treating benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) has been investigated. This prospective trial aimed to shed light on the potential benefits of incorporating postural restrictions following the canalith repositioning procedure, a widely used method for BPPV treatment. BPPV, a common vestibular disorder … Continue reading Does adding postural restriction enhance BPPV therapeutic outcomes?