Peter A. Rea

Vertigo

Peter A. Rea, Joel A. Goebel

Abstract Dizziness is a common symptom affecting approximately 30% of the population before the age of 65, while for patients over 75 years of age, dizziness and/or imbalance are the most common reasons for visiting their family doctor. Falls caused by dizziness …

Outcomes of Operative Management of Cholesteatoma in the Elderly: A 15‐Year Retrospective Study

Dimitrios Daskalakis, Emily G. Heywood, Rahil Mandalia, Anil R. Banerjee et autres

The aim of this study was to identify the surgical and nonsurgical complications associated with surgery for cholesteatoma in an elderly population.

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Dimitrios Daskalakis, Emily G. Heywood, Rahil Mandalia, Anil R. Banerjee et autres

Vestibular surgery

Jonny Harcourt, Peter A. Rea

Abstract This chapter describes physical interventions designed to treat symptoms arising from both the peripheral and central vestibular systems for the management of dizziness, which have appeared in the medical literature and are relatively well established. It includes office-based procedures as well …

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Dimitrios Daskalakis, Emily G. Heywood, Rahil Mandalia, Anil R. Banerjee et autres

Meniere’s Disease

Dimitrios Daskalakis, Peter A. Rea

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Temporal Bone Fracture

Dimitrios Daskalakis, Ram Vaidhyanath, Peter A. Rea

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Development of the continuous ambulatory vestibular assessment (CAVA) system to provide an automatic diagnosis for vestibular conditions: protocol for a multicentre, single-arm, non-randomised clinical trial

John S. Phillips, Stephen J. Cox, Gregory Howard, Juliet High et autres

INTRODUCTION: Dizziness is a common symptom that can occur in an unpredictable and episodic manner leading to the imprecise reporting of symptoms. Patients will often see many specialists before receiving a diagnosis and treatments can vary in terms of risk and invasiveness …

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The effects of coronavirus disease 2019 diagnosis and national lockdown on hearing loss, tinnitus, vertigo and migraine: the outcome of a prospective cohort study

John S. Phillips, Louisa J. Murdin, Kelly A. Grant, Lee Shepstone et autres

OBJECTIVES: To identify changes in hearing loss, tinnitus, vertigo, and migraine in individuals with Ménière's disease diagnosed with coronavirus disease 2019 and during the UK national lockdown. METHOD: Patients were questioned regarding coronavirus disease 2019 status and how their symptoms of hearing …

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“Us versus Them”: is the voice of the community heard when planning communication screening programmes for preschoolers?

Vuyelwa Z. Peter, Peter A. Rea, Mershen Pillay, Yougan Saman

OBJECTIVES: Community consultation is necessary to ensure the uptake and use of community-based screening intervention to detect early childhood disabilities, as its absence can result in poor service acceptance and usage. To document stakeholders' perspectives regarding planning a community-based communication disorder (an …

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Tests for balance

Peter A. Rea, Jaswinder S. Sandhu

Human balance involves the integration of information arising from the vestibular, visual and proprioceptive sensory inputs at the level of the brainstem and midbrain with modulation from higher centres. As a result, any lesion affecting the structure or function of the sensory …

Author response for "Outcomes of Operative Management of Cholesteatoma in the Elderly: A 15‐Year Retrospective Study"

Dimitrios Daskalakis, Emily G. Heywood, Rahil Mandalia, Anil R. Banerjee et autres