Vertigo (Central vs Peripheral) Treatment Lecture, Vestibular Neuritis, BPPV, Meniere Disease, USMLE

Vertigo (Central vs Peripheral) Treatment Lecture, Vestibular Neuritis, BPPV, Meniere Disease, USMLE
In this video on vertigo treatment and causes lecture I have explained all the causes central vs peripheral causes of vertigo as well as their management in detail. This is a medicine lecture of the neurology section for USMLE step 2 ck students as well as neet pg students. In this lecture, i have explained vestibular neuritis, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), and labyrinthitis as well as Meniere's disease. this video focuses on the presentation of central and peripheral vertigo.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:10 Definition
2:51 Causes
3:37 Approach to a patient with Vertigo.
6:35 Dangerous ''D''s
7:03 Central vs Peripheral Vertigo Presentation
8:40 Head Impulse Test
10:23 Vestibular Neuritis & Labyrinthitis
12:36 Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
15:35 Meniere's Disease
17:35 Drugs for Vertigo Treatment (Vestibular Suppressants)
18:46 Summary

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[shayanazizkhattak]

Showed this to all my junior doctors at Harvard med school. Needless to say, we are all your fans now. Keep up the same quality!

[Shubruhhh]

Simple, stright to the point, sticking the concept into mind, knowledge emitting attitude, ultimately making student get admired...

[sadiaarpy]

I am an intern and I often face dilemmas while receiving a patient with complaints of Vertigo.Thank you, Sir for giving a clear perception on approach to a vertigo.

[ZafarKhan-trys]

First time this doctor understands the actual situation and brain situation

[PeterJohns]

In the head impulse test, it’s not nystagmus you are looking for, but instead a “catch up” or corrective saccade. The magnitude of this saccade is greater than the nystagmus. And in addition, it is seen when the head is turned rapidly towards the ear which is the non-affected ear in vestibular neuritis. The fast component of the nystagmus in VN beats away from the affected ear.

[PeterJohns]

Many patient with vestibular neuritis do not have a preceeding upper respiratory track infection. Given the frequency of URI’s, it is unwise to conclude that any person with vertigo following a recent URI has vestibular neuritis without confirming it with the HIT and the rest of the HINTS exam.

[bruceadonnelly]

Thank you Sir! Subscribed. Suffering with this for a very long time. Have been diagnosed with Menieres Disease, and issues from mulitple ahead Traumas effwcting cranial nerves. This is an awful problem.. Really appreciate you post.

[another_world]

Sir i am foreign Medical student From Pakistan... Its Your Videos that make all My syllabus Easy and Knowledgeable.. may allah bless you sir You are the best❤️

[saritajoshi]

Can't thank you enough. Amazing presentation.

[cptbob]

Thank you, I'm currently suffering from peripheral vertigo and this helped me understand my condition

[dr.kishorsahana]

AFTER SAW THIS VIDEO I M YOUR BIG FAN SIR, YOU ARE MY MENTOR FOR FUTURE.
I HAVE ALL READY SAW YOUR VIDEO IN VARIOUS TOPICS BUT TODAYS LECTURE ABOUT VERTIGO SO IMPRESSIVE YOUR INTERPRETATION MAKE EVERY TOPICS SO EASY THAT A SIMPLE PERSON MAKE OUT WHAT YOU TRYING TO SAY.
I M FRM INDIA .KEEP IT SIR WE NEED MORE TOPICS
THANKS

[manoharnp]

Wonderful doctor, I had a cake walk of some of the difficult to understand subjects though I am a gynecologist. Nice to listen to your presentation. I will better equipped to help my patients. Thank you . Continue this marvelous medical service sir.

[lemonsvlog]

Easiest presentation.
Much gratefulness to u
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[kezhere]

Im in general practice training. My tutorial topic for this week is dizziness. This was perfect.

[PhySucksify]

You're so enthusiastic and it's contagious thank you!

[asadkamal]

Doctor Sahab You doing it amazingly...

[ruqaiyahusain]

Asslamualikum, Doctor, your way of presentation appeals to the soul to not to miss a single lecture, it's just awesome and it could not be any better, it's perfect.May Allah bless u 😊thanks.

[Shilpimukherjee]

Excellent sir❤❤❤
Simple and easy to grasp❤

[PeterJohns]

The otoliths normally reside in the utricle and saccule. When they are dislodged from there, that is when BPPV can develop. Rolling over in bed often triggers the dizziness also. Some patient will endorse a lesser but constant dizziness even when still.

[DoctoraAltamimi]

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