(Part 1) Vascular considerations
the source of any dizziness, light headedness or unsteadiness. Positional tests Sustained rotation in sitting • Sustain for at least 10 secs • Wait 10 secs in neutral between sides (latency) If the history indicates, test other neck or treatment positions as appropriate. Positive test responses • Dizziness • Nystagmus which does not
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