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| | Balance disorder - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The balance system works with the visual and skeletal systems (the muscles and joints and their sensors) to maintain orientation or balance. |  | | Infections (viral or bacterial), head injury, disorders of blood circulation affecting the inner ear or brain, certain medications, and aging may change our balance system and result in a balance problem. |  | | This form of therapy is thought to promote compensation for the disorder. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balance_disorder
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| | Geno Pharmaceuticals Limited |
 | | Hence, normal physical activity and exercises are a very important part of therapy in balance disorder patients and the clinician should never undermine its role in hastening early recovery. |  | | A disorder of the balance system may occur whenever there is any defect in one or more of the different organs, which together comprises the balance system. |  | | The balance system may be assessed clinically by the clinical neurotological tests. |
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| | MedForumsLive.comVestibular Balance Disorders |
 | | ENG is a technique to measure involuntary eye movements (nystagmus) that are related to balance disorders. |  | | Vestibular rehabilitation involves special exercises to help a patient with a balance disorder adjust (accommodate) to the balance problem so as to diminish recurrent symptoms. |  | | The goal of this rehabilitation is to help the patient adjust (accommodate) to the balance problem so as to diminish recurrent symptoms. |
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http://www.medforumslive.com/terms/vestibular_balance_disorders.html
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| | Hendrick Balance Center - What is a Balance Disorder? |
 | | Balance therapy consists of special exercises that are provided by a licensed physical therapist (PT). |  | | Balance therapy is given in 30 minute sessions, one to three times a week. |  | | Many balance disorders occur from damage to the vestibular system which is located in the inner ear. |
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http://www.ehendrick.org/balance/disorders.htm
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| | Matti Mintz - Disorders of anxiety |
 | | The outcome was clear; the physical treatment improved the balance performance and at the same time reduced the anxieties reported by the child or the parent. |  | | Among clinical implications we consider the physical balance training as an alternative to the present practice of pharmacological and psychological approach, at least in some patients. |  | | We hope to demonstrate that such training will improve the balance skills and consequently delay the development of the anxiety symptoms in the vestibular mutants and ameliorate anxiety in the more anxious mice strain. |
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http://freud.tau.ac.il/~mintz/Interest4_Html.html
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| | Ear Medical Center - Home |
 | | At the Balance Disorder Institute, our team of professionals works with each individual and family to develop an Individualized Treatment Program. |  | | It is the result of more than 25 years of experience and is staffed by a group of professionals with extensive clinical experience in the area of dizziness and imbalance. |  | | Unlike others that merely treat the symptoms of headaches, The Headache Center program is aimed at correcting the root causes of the headaches themselves, resulting in real, lasting relief for the patient. |
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| | A device to help people with balance disorder :- - News - Webindia123.com |
 | | The audio feedback from the device was seen to reduce a person's sway by nearly 25 percent, enabling the balance disorder sufferers to stay within the "safe zone" nearly three times longer. |  | | In a small pilot study - which included nine people with balance disorders like Kawabata, and nine healthy people - Dozza had participants try to balance on a foam pad with their eyes closed with and without using the device. |  | | With enough training, the tones replace missing balance information that the brain normally receives from a nerve in the inner ear. |
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http://news.webindia123.com/news/showdetails.asp?id=108990&...&cat=Health
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| | Balance Disorder and Vestibular Rehabilitation Program - Sharp HealthCare in San Diego - Sharp HealthCare |
 | | In patients with chronic balance problems, only vestibular rehabilitation has shown to improve balance function and performance when compared to medical therapy or general exercise. |  | | Physical therapy for balance re-education, gait training, vestibular habituation, education and equipment. |  | | Sharp HealthCare's Vestibular and Balance Program provides comprehensive rehabilitative therapy for individuals who have difficulty with balance, equilibrium or complaints of dizziness. |
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http://www.sharp.com/services/index.cfm?id=693
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| | Balance Rehabilitation |
 | | Some of these conditions are swimmer's ear, insertion of foreign objects into the ear canal (external ear); ear infection, pressure changes, vascular problems, perilymph fistula (middle ear); Meniere's disease, ototoxic medicines, circulation disorders, labyrinthitis (inner ear); and, at the central level, tumors (especially of the vestibular portion of the eighth nerve) and head injury. |  | | Your audiologic, balance, and medical diagnostic tests help indicate whether you are a candidate for vestibular rehabilitation. |  | | Vestibular rehabilitation is an individualized balance retraining exercise program. |
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http://www.asha.org/public/hearing/treatment/balance_rehab.htm
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| | WHOI - Healthbeat: Balance Disorder |
 | | Preliminary studies show patients who use the auditory balance device appear to have better balance while they are standing. |  | | However, they say the auditory tones may provide extra information for the brain to process sensory cues and maintain balance in the body. |  | | Follow-up studies are needed to determine how often/long the device must be used to maintain balance. |
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| | shaynamaydle's homepage....Balance and Bleeding Disorders |
 | | But, there are many other disorders and it can be very difficult to find information concerning them. |  | | Add this to the fact the I frequently fall due to my balance disorder and my arms and legs usually have several bruises on them. |  | | If we are successful it will aid my balance disorder considerably!!!!! |
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http://www.angelfire.com/me4/shaynamaydle/balancebleeding.html
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| | Recognition |
 | | She is a Board member of the MdDS Balance Disorder Foundation and continues to contribute in many ways. |  | | He is a Professor of Neurology and practices at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, MD. He has diagnosed and treated a number of MdDS patients over the years and provides assistance to our Foundation when asked. |  | | He is an Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and practices at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, MD. |
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http://www.nhffoundations.net/synapse/homepage/view.cfm?Edit_id=61&website=nhffoundations.net/MdDS
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| | Balance - Barclaycard: Credit Cards, Balance Transfers and Personal Loans at |
 | | The McCall Body Balance Method is a process that allows tissue self-healing through elimination of damaging movements and postures. |  | | When the weights on the plates of this balance are equal, the needle mid- A balance (also beam balance or laboratory balance) is used to accurately |  | | Products and services to improve balance of movement, based on the Alexander Technique. |
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http://urlshome.com/urhm/balance.htm
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| | Loyola University Health System - The Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery - Balance Center |
 | | Whether you are a referring physician seeking the best treatment for a patient, or a patient looking for help with a balance disorder, we want you to consider us your ‘primary care doctors of balance.’ |  | | Because the center is structured to deal with every balance problem, patients are more likely to get complete care. |  | | Through the numerous services of the Balance Center, our professionals can treat the special needs of patients with balance disorders. |
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http://www.luhs.org/depts/otolaryn/1a_balance.html
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| | Videonystagmography facilitates diagnosis of balance disorders |
 | | The cause of most balance disorders is the shifting of tiny particles located in the inner ear. |  | | Instead, the patient is put through various head exercises and movements designed to reposition the particles which are out of place. |  | | He has maintained a medical practice since 1975 and has been in Salem for the past seven years. |
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| | Avera McKennan - Balance Disorders Clinic |
 | | Many balance problems have to do with the inner ear, which can affect balance and body orientation. |  | | The therapist will also work with you to learn techniques to help reduce your dizziness or balance problems at home and work. |  | | You will receive a thorough evaluation at your first visit by either an occupational or a physical therapist who will review your posture, balance, movement and adjustments you've made to maintain your balance. |
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http://www.averamckennan.com/amck/services/rehab/BalanceDisorders.aspx
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| | Medical definitions - Medical terms used for definitions. |
 | | Functional (motility) disorders – Situation that adversely affects nerve and muscle function. |  | | Nuclear medicine – Radiological technique to examine the body by using small amounts of radioactivity. |  | | Vestibular system – Body mechanism relating to navigation, balance, and posture. |
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| | ipedia.com: Meniere's disease Article |
 | | The exact cause of Ménière's disease is not known, but it is believed to be caused by the swelling of the endolymphatic sac, part of the vestibular system of the inner ear, which is responsible for the body's sense of balance. |  | | These radical treatments eliminate vertigo, but they also eliminate the patient's normal sense of balance, and so are used only as a last resort. |  | | It is a disorder of the inner ear characterized by vertigo, a feeling of fullness or pressure in one or both ears, and... |
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http://www.ipedia.com/meniere_s_disease_1.html
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| | Quiz |
 | | Which of these parts of the body plays a key role in balance? |  | | What do our eyes monitor with respect to our position and balance? |  | | Which is a symptom of a balance disorder? |
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http://excellus.healthinkonline.com/modules/quiz/quiz.asp?quizid=257
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| | Inner Ear/Vestibular/Balance Disorder directory page |
 | | Black is another one of the foremost doctors regarding inner ear disorders and located in Portland as well. |  | | DG Dispatch - AAO: Allergies May Be Culprit In Disabling Inner Ear Disorder - http://www.pslgroup.com/dg/133f9e.htm |  | | The Vestibular Disorders Association, a nonprofit organization that provides information to the public about inner-ear balance disorders such as Meniere’s disease, BPPV, and labyrinthitis - http://www.vestibular.org/ |
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http://www.oneworld-onelife.org/Vestibular.html
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| | Balance Disorder Book |
 | | In patients with chronic balance problems, only vestibular rehabilation has shown to improve balance function and performance when compared to medical therapy or general exercises (Horak). |  | | Vestibular disorders are responsible in over 50% of patients complaining of dizziness (Kroenke et al 2000). |  | | Dizziness and Balance Disorders: Evaluation and Treatment gives insight into the classifications, causes, and rehabilitation options for dizziness and balance disorders. |
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| | NIHSeniorHealth: Balance Problems - Frequently Asked Questions |
 | | What research is being done to help treat and prevent balance disorders? |  | | Are there conditions or diseases that can cause balance problems? |  | | What options do I have for treating a balance disorder? |
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http://nihseniorhealth.gov/balanceproblems/faq/faqlist.html
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| | Navy Reviews Possible Combat-related Causes for Balance Disorder Cluster |
 | | Vestibular dysfunction takes place in the inner ear and affects a person's ability to maintain balance and remain upright. |  | | Michael Hoffer, a specialist at Naval Medical Center San Diego, treated the 11 balance disorder patients. |  | | "With a combination of medical therapy and aggressive vestibular rehabilitation we believe that we can treat this disorder and allow these individuals to resume their normal life and their normal military -- or in the case of Reservists, non-military -- careers." |
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http://www.dcmilitary.com/navy/journal/9_27/national_news/30036-1.html
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| | Mal de Debarquement Balance Disorder Home Page |
 | | It is this form that this site and the MdDS Balance Disorder Foundation focuses on. |  | | You may be suffering from Mal de Debarquement Syndrome (MdDS), a rare and misunderstood balance disorder. |  | | Although current clinical trials, prior to FDA approval, are for Bilateral Vestibular Dysfunction, the next area of consideration is "balance disorders" disability. |
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http://www.nhffoundations.net/synapse/homepage/view_public.cfm?edit_id=45&website=nhffoundations.net/MdDS
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| | O'Hara maker of balance-disorder systems expanding into commercial markets |
 | | The eye-tracking instruments can be used with the Neuro Kinetics rotary chair or other systems that stimulate the delicate vestibular system of the inner ear, helping people keep their balance. |  | | The new law, which provides funding for research, education and new therapies, is expected to raise the public's awareness of visibility to balance problems and expand the market for testing. |  | | The market for treating balance disorders is at the top of Schroeder's agenda now. |
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http://www.postgazette.com/pg/04134/315391.stm
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| | Balance Disorder Center of New Jersey |
 | | Here their problem and the treatment options are analyzed in a comprehensive and intense manner by caring and knowledgeable physicians and professionals. |  | | Mission: The Balance Disorder Center of New Jersey provides a resource center for people who have had their lives diminished by dizziness, poor balance or sudden hearing loss. |  | | After completing care, over 90% of surveyed patients reported that they felt "much better." |
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| | Daily Life with a Balance Disorder |
 | | However, the longer I live with this and find ways to cope, the more I see all that this condition has taught me. It is still teaching me patience. |  | | In some ways I could say that my vestibular disorder rules my life and many times I have thought exactly that! |  | | Severe cognitive problems, trouble with directions, confusion, balance problems, irritability, trouble finding the right word to use, irritability, frustration. |
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http://www.hopeinwellness.com/dailybalance.html
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| | Shands HealthCare Ear and Balance Disorders |
 | | Our UF ENT physicians are also trained to counsel parents on how to manage a hearing loss in their child. |  | | UF ENT physicians are able to provide treatment for different balance disorders such as Meniere's Disease, vertigo and motion sickness. |  | | Services provided by UF ENT physicians are covered by most private insurance, Medicare, Workers' Compensation and managed care plans. |
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http://www.shands.org/find/service/ENT/ear.htm
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 | | Reported enhanced sensitivity to motion sickness provoking situations. |  | | ¡ ¸ ¸ ª. ¡ ó m Q ¨; Comorbidity of balance and anxiety disorders Causality ???? ¡ |  | | ¡— | | |