1. But this was a real vertigo of despair.

2. In the 1, 500-seat concert hall, O Vertigo Danse sold 522 seats.

3. Miscellaneous rare causes of peripheral vertigo are listed in Table 3-3.

4. But a recurring bout with vertigo caused Clark to miss the 1995 season.

5. The vertigo is less severe than that due to end-organ disease, and visual fixation inhibits neither the nystagmus nor the vertigo.

6. The vertigo faded last fall, when a doctor in West Palm Beach, Fla., began treating her.

7. But for the vertigo shot alone, a horizontal miniature was built to avoid counter-weighting the heavy VistaVision camera.

8. Ears Ringing sounds in ears, vertigo, sensitivity to loud noise, sounds seeming very distant.

9. They may have symptoms of vertebrobasilar insufficiency with vertigo or drop attacks and may have signs of myelopathy.

10. Other miscellaneous rare causes of central vertigo are listed in Table 3-4.

11. Acute cerebellar hemorrhage or infarction often presents with vertigo and headache.

12. Could you warn them about my vertigo?

13. The prognosis depends on the source of the vertigo.

14. True vertigo should be distinguished from pseudovertigo.

15. He had a dreadful attack of vertigo.

16. Other possible symptoms are ataxia, vertigo, seizures, and dysphagia.

17. The clinical manifestation comprised the sudden vertigo or unconsciousness with disturbance of eyeballs, abnormality of pupils, dyskinesia, hemianopsia and chagnes in behavior are often seen.

18. She can't stand heights and has always suffered from vertigo.

19. Next day the doctor prescribed small yellow pills for vertigo.

20. At this point I am getting that sense of logical vertigo that will become my companion throughout this journey.

21. The hearing loss may worsen with the attack of vertigo and improve after the attack subsides.

22. One of them had double pneumonia. he had a high fever and vertigo.

23. More screams and grimaces and thrashing about, and then pure vertigo.

24. She felt like a tightrope walker suffering an attack of vertigo, terrified she was going to topple.

25. In the preponderance of cases, marked nystagmus is accompanied by a very uncomfortable feeling of vertigo. 3.

26. In the severe case he or she is extremely uncomfortable, experiencing vertigo on any head motion accompanied by nausea and vomiting.

27. He saw her and felt - as only once before he had felt - the dizzy vertigo of a fathomless falling-away.

28. Posterior fossa neoplasms or multiple sclerosis may rarely cause vertigo or hearing loss.

29. Just the thought of standing on the balcony gave her vertigo.

30. Looking down through the iron grids of the stairway, I had to fight back a helpless feeling of vertigo.

1. She can't stand heights and has always suffered from vertigo.

31. Conclusions: BAEP examination can be used for the location of the patient with vestibular system vertigo, and it's a more sensitive to distinguish between vestibular peripheral and central vertigo.

32. The central vestibular system may be involved and can manifest as vertigo with abnormal eye movements.

33. We present a 13-year-old patient with pituitary abscess, who suffered from vertigo, headache and left temporal hemianopsia. Intrasellar or suprasellar lesion was suspected clinically.

34. Methods A comparative study was carried out among 415 cases with vertigo to analyze the clinical usability of SPG with that of electronystagmography(ENG).

35. Is it okay if I help a real person with double vision and vertigo?

36. Vertebral artery hypoplasia (VAH) may influence migraines, and may also have some bearing on migrainous vertigo (MV), but the research literature is limited.

37. Objective:To investigate the effect and toxicity of intratympanic gentamicin injection therapy for intractable vertigo of Meniere's disease.

38. Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo ( BPP ) is the most frequent vestibular disorder.

39. The objective vertigo is a disorder characterized by the inter vestibular nerve.

40. CONCLUSION There is a reflex arc between cervical pain sympathetic nerve and the cervical vertigo.

41. Aim: To explore the value of localization of brainstem auditory evoked potentials(BAEP) in the diagnosis of vestibular system vertigo.

42. The prime symptoms of disorders of the inner ear are deafness, vertigo, and tinnitus.

43. Migrainous vertigo (MV) is different from a common peripheral vertigo or central vertigo because MV always complicates with migraine.

44. Methods : 1. Using acupuncture therapy. ultrasonic therapy and low frequency impulse electrotherapy to treat vertebrobasilar insufficiency vertigo separately.

45. Unlike nonspecific lightheadedness or dizziness, vertigo has relatively few causes.

46. Methods: BAEP was done in 138 patients with vestibular system vertigo.

47. Methods: 64 patients with vestibular system vertigo and 50 normal controls were examined with BAEP and TCD instrument.

48. High - dose steroid treatment greatly improved vertigo in 4 patients.

49. Results The common causes of vertigo is Meniere disease, vertebrobasilar ischemic, hyperlipidemia, hypertension,() chronic otitis media. The excessive fatigue and cold were easily caused.

50. Familiar with: central vertigo , peripheral vertigo ; bulbar palsy , pseudobulbar palsy.

51. Spasm of the small labyrinthine vessels can give rise to vertigo and hearing loss.

52. It is mainly indicated for cerebral disorders, such as hemiplegia, numbness, aphasia, dizziness and vertigo, tinnitus, chorea, etc.

53. Objectives:To observe the high frequency audiometric characteristics of patients with vertigo and Tinnitus.

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54. "Meniere's Disease" is a kind of vertigo as the main symptoms of the inner ear disease, mainly in the inner ear disease to lymph increased, the pressure increased for unknown reasons.

55. As with other alpha-1 blockers, tamsulosin may cause postural hypotension, dizziness, and vertigo.

56. Objective To evaluate the clinical features and treatment of posterior semicircular canal benign paroxysmal positional vertigo(PC-BPPV).

57. It often causes a lot of symptom such as vertigo, headache, tinnitus, blurring of vision as to ischemia of brain stem internal ear .

58. In the child's bed the buttocks early time performance to be flustered, the chest stuffily, to swallow vertigo, the four limbs asthenia.

59. If you have vertigo it seems as if the whole room is spinning round you.

60. Results Vertigo attack of PC-BPPV had such characters as brief period, positioning, latency and fatigability.

61. Conclusion:BAEP detection might be a more sensitive approach for differentiating vestibular system peripheral and central vertigo.

62. Objective To study the neural connections between cervical sympathetic ganglia and cervical spinal ganglia, and explore the neuroanatomical basis of the pathogenesis of cervical vertigo.

63. Objective:To assess the effects of particle repositioning maneuver(PRM) and postural restriction therapy on posterior semicircular canal benign paroxysmal positional vertigo(BPPV).

64. Vertigo can be caused by problems in the brain or inner ear.

65. Summary:Common causes of senile and presenile vertigo in 100 cases were analysed and discussed.

66. Disorders of the vestibular system of the inner ear can cause vertigo and shaky, blurred vision.

67. Therefore, the dizziness , vertigo and imbalance are frequently encountered for the patients.

68. It was indicated that the stability test was useful to observe the results of old aged vertigo patients, formation of compensation, and degeneration of vestibular sense system.

69. Vertigo in TCM means dazzle and swirl. The pathogeny of it includes: sputum, wind, fire, deficiency of qi and blood, deficiency of liver and kidney, ecchymosis .

70. Objective To investigate the change of cerebral blood flow ( CBF ) in patients of TIA with vertigo symptom.

71. Objective : To summarize curative effect that the puerarin consociation sibeline cure the cervical vertigo.

72. Conclusion: Clinical curative effect that the puerarin consociation sibeline cure cervical vertigo enhances obviously than appling Sibeline, and no obviously bad response.

73. A 46-year-old woman with an acute vertigo attack is presented. She had risk factors for cerebrovascular diseases. At the time of infarction, she developed nystagmus, gait ataxia, and limb dysmetria .

74. Conclusions: TCD is an effective measure in clinical diagnosis of ischemic vertigo.

75. This vertigo, this terror, this downfall into ruin of the loftiest bravery which ever astounded history,--is that causeless?

76. A high suspicion of AICA infarction should be considered in managing patients with acute vertigo and limb dysmetria , especially in patients with risk factors for stroke.

77. Objective To analyse the video-oculographic findings of positional tests in patients with horizontal semicircular canal paroxysmal positional vertigo (HSC BPPV).

78. Grand Preceptor Wen: Aiya! I ? was really vertigo, I should move this step.

79. The typical clinical manifestations were vertigo, cerebellar ataxia as well as nystagmus.

80. Nobody desires to return to chaos without having first experienced an apocalyptic vertigo.

81. Objective To evaluate the effect of particle repositioning manoeuvre for posterior canal benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.

82. To clinical go up common vertigo, aurist uses a catchword normally " patient one dizzy, the doctor is dizzy also " will describe vertigo complex and unidentified hair cause of disease because.

83. Always remember: not every vertigo or dizziness is Meniere's disease!

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84. Objective To assess the curative effect of Phenergan ( Promethazine Hydrochloride injection ) patients with Vertigo.

85. Unilateral progressive sensorineural hearing loss, vertigo or imbalance, and tinnitus are common symptoms of meningiomas of cerebellopontine angle.

86. Conclusion The VNT via retrosigmoid approach is the wide adopted operation which is a convenient and safe technique for controlling and eliminating the vertigo in Meniere's disease.

87. OBJECTIVE To analyze the causes and features of electronystagmography (ENG) in middle and elder aged vertigo patients.

88. Another drawback was the soaring interior walkways, which terrified vertigo sufferers.

89. Objective :To investigate the clinical effect of acupuncture and Xuanyun elixation in treating vertigo caused by brain insufficiency of blood-supply .

90. Objective To explore the characteristics of TCM syndrome of vertigo.

91. Objective To explore the clinical efficiency of betahistine hydrochloride on vertebrobasilar artery insufficiency vertigo.

92. Results: Vertigo, disturbance of consciousness and movement of the eyeball, abnormality of the pupils and visual disorder were the common clinical features.

93. Objective:To explore the diagnostic value of BAEP in the diagnosis of vestibular system vertigo.