Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy for the Patient with Dizziness and Balance Disorders: Exercise Protocols (Second Edition) Paperback – March 31, 2009

Wonderful find! I love the way this book helps to put many aspects of Vestibular Analysis and Rehabilitation in a clear format. Nice exercise handouts for patients for home exercise. You will need to do a lot more studying and refer to additional books, yet this is a very useful book.

This book has been very helpful. I was diagnosed with Unilateral Vestibular Hypofunction and wasn’t finding very much information about the disorder. Thank you for making it easy to purchase books that make life easier for those of us with vestibular disorders.

I'm a neurologist, and have been performing VNG testing. I refer patients to a nearby therapist, and we are working to put together a dizziness diagnosis and treatment program. I bought this book (English version) to expand my knowledge of vestibular rehabilitation. This is basically a workbook, and there is relatively little information on when and why you should use specific exercises. Disappointing.

I miss a little bit more explanation on the basis of excercises. But it's usefull in daily practice anyway .MD PM&R.

This book would be useful for PTs who are seeking specific exercises patients with vestibular disorders can perform to rehabilitate their balance and gaze control. It has discrete and clear exercises on each page which could be copied for the patient to take home and follow step-by-step. The book is very easy to follow and it is practical, but lacks background information concerning the various exercises, e.g., concerning efficacy of each exercise, the science behind the exercises, and exactly how the exercises work to achieve rehabilitation. This short text is best as a workbook once the practitioner has already become family with a more comprehensive text.

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