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1 Dizziness and Imbalance Timothy C. Hain, MD Clinical Professor of Neurology, Otolaryngology, Physical Therapy Chicago Dizziness and Hearing 645 N. Michigan, Suite Lecture Goals 1. What does Dizziness and Vertigo mean? 2. How common are these disorders? 3. What are the most common causes? 4. How are they diagnosed? 5. How are they treated? Definitions Dizziness is Common Vertigo (sensation of motion) Ataxia (unsteadiness) Lightheaded (faintness) Dizziness any or all of the above Because dizziness is an imprecise term, a major role of the clinician is to sort patients out into categories 30% lifetime chance of dizziness requiring 4 medical attention 3 2 Dizziness increases 1 with age Dizziness Age (years) 85+ Estimated percentage of ambulatory care patients in whom dizziness was a primary complaint (Sloane, et. al., 1989). Many Reasons for Dizziness Dizziness from the Ear General features Ear (30-50%) Nervous system (5-30%) Brain, brainstem -- migraine Medical (5-30%) Psychological( %) Vertigo (with nausea) and/or unsteadiness Hearing problems Loss of hearing Tinnitus Ear pain or fullness 1
2 Causes of Dizziness from the Ear BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo) -- about 50% Meniere s disease -- 18% Vestibular neuritis and related conditions (14%) Bilateral vestibular loss (about 5%) Positional Vertigo BPPV Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo Key symptom: Positional Vertigo Bed Spins Dizzy getting out of bed Top shelf vertigo Most common cause of vertigo (20%) Usual cause of positional symptoms (85%) BPPV Case Example Positional Vertigo Dix-Hallpike Maneuver 61 Y/O man slipped on wet floor. LOC for 20 minutes. In ER, unable to sit up because of dizziness Hallpike Maneuver: Positive Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) 20% of all vertigo Brief and strong spinning, some nausea Provoked by change of head position Diagnosed by Hallpike test Good treatment (physical therapy) 2
3 Mechanism of BPPV Canalithiasis utricular debris migrates to posterior canal Otoconia (crystals) are displaced from Utricle Symptoms are caused by moving crystals Symptoms are caused by otoconia moving in posterior canal : Treatment is to relocate them Epley Maneuver: Method Epley maneuver Results of Epley Maneuver Vestibular Neuritis Most authors report 75% cure from a single treatment, and >95% from repeated treatments. The Epley is the treatment of choice for classic BPPV. Epley JM. The canalith repositioning procedure: For treatment of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg 1992 Sep;107(3): Symptoms: Vertigo, nausea and vomiting Viral infection of vestibular nerve or ganglion (herpes). No hearing symptoms Long duration (2 weeks) 3
4 Vestibular Neuritis: Case Vestibular Neuritis 56 y/o woman began to become dizzy after lunch. Dizziness increased over hours, and consisted of a spinning merri-go-round sensation, combined with unsteadiness. She began to vomiting 2 hours later and she was brought by family members to the ER. Vestibular Neuritis treatment BILATERAL VESTIBULAR LOSS Dizziness typically lasts 2 weeks-2 mo. Steroids, Meclizine (antivert) or Diazepam (valium) Vestibular Rehabilitation if still symptomatic after 2 months. Vision moves when one walks Unsteadiness Case: LB 48 YO stewardess with an infected ingrown toenail infection was given a course of antibiotics -- gentamicin and vancomycin. 12 days after starting therapy she developed imbalance. 21 days after starting, she was staggering like a drunk person. Gentamicin was stopped on day 29. One year later, the patient had persistent imbalance, visual symptoms, and had not returned to work. 4
5 Do it yourself test for bilateral loss Distance vision with head still Distance vision with head moving Normal: 0-2 lines change. Abnormal: 4-7 lines change DIE test Treatment No regeneration in people (birds do it we are working on getting it to happen in people) Physical Therapy is best treatment Meniere s Disease Meniere s Disease Symptoms: Episodic vertigo Fluctuating hearing Tinnitus (roaring) Ear fullness 1/2000 people in population Chronic disorder Gradual progression to hearing loss. 50% of the time Meniere s eventually affects both ears Meniere Disease Endolymphatic Hydrops Diagnosis of Menieres Hearing tests must show reduced hearing ECOG Electrocochleography If abnormal, you have Menieres or Hydrops Normal Swollen (Hydrops) 5
6 Staged Treatment of Menieres Salt restriction (2 gram sodium) Diuretic (water pill) Vestibular suppressants (meclizine, valium and relatives) Other medications (verapamil, betahistine) Physical therapy usually not helpful. Destructive treatments Gentamicin Treatment for Menieres Low dose (new!) High dose Surgery is rarely used currently. Gentamicin is an antibiotic that selectively damages the vestibular (dizziness producing) part of the ear. Injections of Gentamicin through the ear drum can often permanently cure the dizziness associated with Meniere s disease. It does not treat hearing loss or tinnitus. Summary Dizziness from inner ear is common Treatments are available for most diagnoses Medical often helpful Physical therapy often helpful Surgical rarely needed. For more details see: t-hain@northwestern.edu 6
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