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Clinical Application of Vestibular Rehabilitation Exercise
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For patients suffering from dizziness and postural instability, vestibular rehabilitation(VR) is an excellent treatment. VR promotes central compensation after acute vestibular dysfunction and improves the function of vestibular ocular reflex, and balance and gait. Recently, customized vestibular rehabilitation exercise(cVE) was recognized as a new medical technology in 2017 and can be prescribed as a non-deductible for the purpose of improving dizziness and balance disorders in patients with vestibular dysfunction. cVE is effective for unilateral vestibular dysfunction, but it can be applied to various diagnosis of dizziness. cVE prescription for persons with balance and vestibular disorders is complex. The exercise prescription depends on the deficits that the patient exhibits, rather than the presenting diagnosis. Treatment is divided into pre-treatment evaluations, exercise prescriptions, and post-treatment evaluations. Depending on the time required, it is classified as the first exercise prescription and the second exercise prescription, and includes symptom, posture, and gait evaluation. cVE is recommended that the proper level of difficulty setting and self-experience the effects of exercise through regular visits to improve compliance
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For patients suffering from dizziness and postural instability, vestibular rehabilitation(VR) is an excellent treatment. VR promotes central compensation after acute vestibular dysfunction and improves the function of vestibular ocular reflex, and balance and gait. Recently, customized vestibular rehabilitation exercise(cVE) was recognized as a new medical technology in 2017 and can be prescribed as a non-deductible for the purpose of improving dizziness and balance disorders in patients with vestibular dysfunction. cVE is effective for unilateral vestibular dysfunction, but it can be applied to various diagnosis of dizziness. cVE prescription for persons with balance and vestibular disorders is complex. The exercise prescription depends on the deficits that the patient exhibits, rather than the presenting diagnosis. Treatment is divided into pre-treatment evaluations, exercise prescriptions, and post-treatment evaluations. Depending on the time required, it is classified as the first exercise prescription and the second exercise prescription, and includes symptom, posture, and gait evaluation. cVE is recommended that the proper level of difficulty setting and self-experience the effects of exercise through regular visits to improve compliance
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