Vestibüler Sistem Değerlendirmede Yeni Testler

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Muhammed Dağkıran , Özgür Sürmelioğlu

https://doi.org/10.20515/otd.303238

Öz

  Vertigo
hastalarında bazen tanıda veya ayırıcı tanıda zorluklar yaşanabilmektedir.
Anamnez ve fizik muayene her ne kadar tanıda altın standart olsa da vestibüler
testler ayırıcı tanıda önem arz etmektedir. Son yıllarda vestibüler testlerde
teknolojideki gelişmeye paralel bazı yenilikler olmuştur. Bu yeni test
bataryaları bize vestibüler sistemin daha önce değerlendiremediğimiz veya eksik
değerlendirdiğimiz kısımlarını daha detaylı bir şekilde değerlendirmemize olanak
sağlamıştır. Yazımızda son yıllarda kullanımı giderek artan “Video Head İmpulse
Test”, “Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potentials” 
ve “Shift-Otoacoustic Emissions” testlerinin  klinik önemlerinden bahsedeceğiz.

Anahtar Kelimeler

: Vertigo, Video Head İmpulse Test, Vestibuler Evoked Myogenic Potentials

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