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[Demographic characteristics and canalith repositioning efficacy in 907 patients with typical benign paroxysmal positional vertigo].

Shan Zhou, Jing Li, Shiyu Tian, Jing Ju, Mao Jia

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Abstract

Repositioning maneuver represents a simple, safe, rapid and effective approach to the treatment of BPPV. Therefore, repositioning maneuver should be choice for the BPPV treatment.

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Repositioning maneuver represents a simple, safe, rapid and effective approach to the treatment of BPPV. Therefore, repositioning maneuver should be choice for the BPPV treatment.

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Repositioning maneuver represents a simple, safe, rapid and effective approach to the treatment of BPPV. Therefore, repositioning maneuver should be choice for the BPPV treatment.

Key concepts: Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, Medicine, Posterior Semicircular Canal, Semicircular canal, Vertigo, Nystagmus, Significant difference, Surgery

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