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Videonystagmographic findings were significant only for a positive right Dix- Hallpike test.

Characterizing Self-Reported Dizziness and Otovestibular Impairment ... by Matthew Scherer and Holly Burrows and Robin Pinto and Elizabeth Somrack / Military Medicine

2 cm (6 in) forward, none rotary or sideways Hallpike test Negative Posturography Sensory organization test and dynamic perturbation test in normative range Function Walk on floating dock Unable Scuba dive Unable Test Category and Item Results 10 Weeks After Treatment Balance Single-leg stance, eyes open Same as initial Single-leg stance, eyes closed Same as initial Tandem stance Same as initial Tandem walk (3 m [10 ft]) Same as initial Walk on 8.

Visual-Vestibular Habituation and Balance Training for Motion Sickness by Balkany, Thomas J / Physical Therapy

His Hallpike test was again negative, but when he turned from the supine to the left or right lateral position, he became vertiginous and exhibited a horizontal nystagmus for 15 to 20 seconds; the nystagmus was accompanied by nausea but not vomiting.

G-induced vestibular dysfunction ('the wobblies') among aerobatic ... by Muller, Thomas Upson / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal

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