Outline. Statistics 11/12/2009. Dizziness in the Older Adult Part II: Vestibular Assessment and Rehabilitation. Introduction to the Vestibular System
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1 Outline Dizziness in the Older Adult Part II: Vestibular Assessment and Rehabilitation Diane Givens, MS, PT, NCS Vestibular Rehabilitation BTNRH Kristen Janky, AuD, PhD, CCC-A Vestibular Services BTNRH Introduction to the Vestibular System Common Etiologies of Dizziness Assessment of the Vestibular System Interpretation of Results Candidates for Vestibular Rehab Overview of Vestibular Rehab Treatment by Diagnoses Compensation and Outcomes to Vestibular Rehab Introduction to Case Studies What are some common etiologies? Who is a good candidate for rehab? What can you expect from rehab? Who is appropriate to refer for testing? What is assessed during testing? Statistics Approximately 7 million people see their physician per year for problems with balance and dizziness. 30% of the population will report problems with balance and dizziness before age 65. An estimated 45% of dizziness can be attributed to a disorder RISK FOR FALLS: 25-35% of individuals aged years old 32-42% of individuals over 75 years old Leading cause of death for those greater than 65 years of age. Introduction to the Vestibular System Introduction to the Vestibular System 1
2 Introduction to the Vestibular System Otolith Organs Gravity Linear Acceleration Semicircular Canals Vestibulo-ocular Reflex (VOR) Angular Acceleration Shaking our Head NO Detects direction and speed Vestibulo-ocular Reflex (VOR) Introduction to the Vestibular System Unsteadiness Light headedness Imbalance I m Spinning!! Duration 30 seconds 30 minutes 30 hours 30 days??? 2
3 Case History Common Etiologies of Dizziness Vestibular Sudden Onset Room Spinning Dizziness < 24 hours Auditory Complaints Central Gradual onset Symptoms last 24/7 Include other symptoms such as Diplopia (Double vision) Dysarthria (difficulty speaking) Dysphagia (Difficulty swallowing) Peripheral BPPV Migraine Meniere s disease Disequilibrium of aging Labyrinthitis Vestibular Neuritis Low frequency hearing loss Room spinning dizziness Aural Fullness Buzzing tinnitus True room spinning dizziness Hearing Loss (labyrinthitis) So, when do you refer?? Examinations at BTNRH Videonystagmography (VNG) Rotary Chair Posturography Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (VEMP) What is the purpose of testing?? o AUDIOGRAM!! o VNG / ENG o CASE HISTORY!! o Bedside exam for postural control o Bilateral Caloric weakness o Tubes o Perforation o Malformed Canal o CTSIB abnormal o Major c/o unsteadiness o Known or suggested pathology involving postural control pathways conductive hearing loss not of middle ear origin Rotary Chair Posturography VEMP 3
4 Are symptoms central in nature? Does the patient need to see another professional? Vestibular Testing Does the patient have BPPV? Are symptoms in nature? Videonystagmography: VNG Videonystagmography vs Electronystagmography Means for monitoring eye movements Looking for: Ability to perform specific tasks Nystagmus Nystagmus Videonystagmography: VNG Deflection up = rightward movements Deflection down = leftward movements Ocular Motor Exam Saccade Pursuit Gaze Optokinetic Positional Testing Caloric Testing Dix Hallpike Other: Head Shake Hyperventilation ETC Left Beat: 41 degrees per second Right Beat: 14 degrees per second VNG: Ocular Motor: Saccade The ability to rapidly move the eyes and refixate on a target Latency: how long does it take to find the target Accuracy: how accurate are you? Velocity: how long does it take your eyes to get there? Ocular Motor: Smooth Pursuit Smooth pursuit: ability to track Our ability to perform smooth pursuit arises from vestibulo-cerebellum 4
5 How is Gaze Testing Completed? Patient looks at a visual target: Center position Right Left Up Down Take away Vision (close the goggles) Center, right, left Gaze Stability (Fixation) Peripheral Origin Acute Lesion Direction fixed Enhanced with Fixation removed Linear Slow component Alexander s Law Central Origin Acute or Chronic Direction fixed or changing Rarely in primary Enhanced with Fixation present Decreasing speed of Slow Component VNG: Positional Testing Monitor eye movements Supine Right Side Left Side Head Hanging Head Right Head Left Dix Hallpike Maneuver Used to diagnosed BPPV What is BPPV? What is BPPV? Symptoms: symptoms of room spinning dizziness when changing position of the head: Top Shelf Rolling over in bed Lying down in bed Bending over Dentist visits Hair Appointments Diagnosing BPPV Characteristics: Onset 1-10 seconds after movement Symptoms last < 1 minute Rotational eye movements which reverse upon sitting Symptoms fatigue when repeat. 5
6 What is BPPV? #1 cause of dizziness in individuals over age 50. RARE in children Commonly follows head injury Often associated with other system insults AGE A B Dix Hallpike Maneuver A: Dix Hallpike Right Patient is seated with head turned 45 degrees to the right Gently lie down with head dropping slightly below level of the shoulders Monitor eye movements for 1 min. B. Dix Hallpike Left Patient is seated with head turned 45 degrees to the left Gently lie down with head dropping slightly below level of Posterior/ Anterior Semicircular Canal BPPV Diagnosing BPPV Right Torsion Left Torsion Up Beat Right Posterior Canal Left Posterior Canal Down Beat Right Anterior Canal Left Anterior Canal Horizontal Semicircular Canal BPPV Diagnosed by: Roll Test Canalathiasis (geotropic) Cupulolithiasis (ageotropic) Head Right Pure Horizontal Right Beat Pure Horizontal Left Beat Head Left Pure Horizontal Left Beat Pure Horizontal Right Beat VNG: Caloric Testing This test is completed by delivering water irrigations to one ear at a time using either warm or cool water. Changes the temperature of the fluid within the system causing a change in pressure. This is the only exam that investigates one system at a time VNG: Caloric Testing The patient lies flat and water is delivered to one ear for 30 seconds. Eye movements are then monitored afterward. Direction of eye movement is dictated by the temperature of water Pneumonic: COWS Cold Opposite / Warm Same VNG: Caloric Testing Compare intensity of response between ears 25% difference is a significant difference 6
7 Rotary Chair Additional Exam of Peripheral Vestibular System Ear Canal Malformations Tubes Kids Adults Posturography Functional Assessment: Not a Diagnosis Vision Vestibular Somatosensory Who is a candidate for VBRT? Vestibular Rehabilitation Goals Symptoms vs Common Disorders Symptoms Complaint of falls Head motion provoked symptoms Uncompensated Common Disorders BPPV Uncompensated stable lesion Dysequilibrium of aging Mild anxiety Bilateral peripheral Spontaneous symptoms No provocative activity Progressive central lesion migraine Head Trauma Severe anxiety Meniere s disease Degenerative disease Exercise approach addressing motion sensitivity and postural stability To decrease vertigo intensity or symptoms To improve gaze stabilization and endurance to movement To improve postural stability on multiple surfaces and visual situations To improve overall function in multiple environments Systems for Motion Sensitivity Vestibular Vision Vestibular Vision Systems for Postural Stability Somatosensory 7
8 Diagnoses Diagnoses Peripheral Vestibular Deficits Unilateral Bilateral Fluctuating Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) Central Deficits Vascular ischemia Diffuse damage Demyelinating disease Tumors Migraine Exam - History Dizziness Handicap Inventory (DHI) Activities Specific Balance Confidence Scale (ABCs) Clear description of dizziness Identify any suppressant meds Activity level Home environment Exam System Screen Cardiopulmonary Musculoskeletal Neurological Vestibular 8
9 11/12/2009 Systems Screen - Cardiopulmonary Systems Screen - Musculoskeletal Differential diagnosis for lightheadedness Vertebral-basilar insufficiency Range of Motion Muscle Strength Pain Posture Structural alignment and center of pressure Muscle imbalance Muscle Imbalance Structural alignment Shumway-Cook A., Woollacott M. (2007). Motor Control Translating Theory into Clinical Practice. Chapter 9: figure 9-3, p Shumway-Cook A., Woollacott M. (2007). Motor Control Translating Theory into Clinical Practice. Chapter 7: figure 7-5, p EquiTest (NeuroCom International) Dynamic Posturography Systems Screen - Neurological 1 Tactile and kinesthetic sensations Sensory organization Motor control strategies Postural Stability Static Dynamic (balance tests and LOS) 4 Normal vision. 2 Fixed support. Normal vision. Sway-referenced support. Absent vision. Fixed support. 5 3 Absent vision. Sway-referenced support. Sway-referenced vision. Fixed support. 6 Sway-referenced vision & support. Adapted from Duncan P, ed. Balance: Proceedings of the APTA Forum.. Alexandria, VA: APTA; 1990:8. 9
10 Clinical Test of Sensory Interaction in Balance (CTSIB) Foam Normal Normal Blindfold Dome Shumway-Cook A., Woollacott M. (2007). Motor Control Translating Theory into Clinical Practice. Chapter 11: figure 11-12, p.275 Ankle Hip Stepping Shumway-Cook A., Woollacott M. (2007). Motor Control Translating Theory into Clinical Practice. Chapter 7: figure 7-7, p Systems Screen - Vestibular Nystagmus check Oculomotor tracking Head Shake and head thrust Motion Sensitivity Test (MSQ) Dynamic visual acuity Dix-Hallpike 10
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