[Study about the benefits of vestibular rehabilitation in peripheral vestibular disorders].
Jusy Agnes Santana Segarra-Maegaki, Carlos Kazuo Taguchi
Abstract
Jusy Agnes Santana Segarra-Maegaki, Carlos Kazuo Taguchi
Abstract
BACKGROUND: Vestibular rehabilitation in vestibular disorders. AIM: To study the benefits of Vestibular Rehabilitation through the Brazilian Dizziness Handicap Inventory-DHI. METHOD: Application of the Vestibular Rehabilitation proposed by Zee (1985) and analysis using the Sign; T-Student and Kendall's T tests. RESULTS: A change in the diagnosis of vestibular peripheral disorder to normal vestibular patterns was obtained in 75% of the cases. CONCLUSION: Our results indicated a change of the diagnosis and in the quality of life of the tested individuals. The use of the DHI demonstrated to be an excellent tool for qualitative studies.
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BACKGROUND: Vestibular rehabilitation in vestibular disorders. AIM: To study the benefits of Vestibular Rehabilitation through the Brazilian Dizziness Handicap Inventory-DHI. METHOD: Application of the Vestibular Rehabilitation proposed by Zee (1985) and analysis using the Sign; T-Student and Kendall's T tests. RESULTS: A change in the diagnosis of vestibular peripheral disorder to normal vestibular patterns was obtained in 75% of the cases. CONCLUSION: Our results indicated a change of the diagnosis and in the quality of life of the tested individuals. The use of the DHI demonstrated to be an excellent tool for qualitative studies.
Key concepts: Vestibular rehabilitation, Vestibular disorders, Vestibular system, Rehabilitation, Audiology, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Medicine, Psychology