A new canalith repositioning procedure (parietal position method) for posterior canal short-arm type of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (A new CRP (parietal position method) for PC short-arm type of BPPV)
後半規管型BPPV(short-arm型)への新しい耳石置換法(頭頂位法)
A new canalith repositioning procedure for posterior canal short-arm type of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (A new CRP for PC short-arm type of BPPV)
1. Patients with chronic headache, neck pain, or lower back pain
2. Patients with a history of cervical or lumbar spine disease, heart disease, Meniere disease or central disease
3. Patients suspected of having retinal disease such as retinal detachment
Patients with posterior canal BPPV (short-arm type) will be randomly assigned to two groups: one group performes the parietal position method and takes anti-vertigo medication (3 tablets of betahistine mesylate tablets, 6 mg, three times a day, after each meal, for 3 days), and the other group takes anti-vertigo medication alone. The disappearance of positional nystagmus on the day after the test will be compared between these two groups.