Cervical spine radiographs in patients with vertigo and dizziness.

Objective: The purpose of this study is to investigate the role of cervical radiography in the study of patients with vertigo and dizziness.

Patients: This is a retrospective single-institution case series study of 493 patients suffering from vertigo and dizziness who were referred (from January 2011 to December 2012) to the hospital to study those symptoms.

Methods: We studied cervical radiographies, CT and MRI of the cervical spine made in the sample and the radiological findings.

[What do MRI and CT scan provide us in patients with vertigo and dizziness? A cost-utility analysis].

Introduction: Vertigo and dizziness are symptoms with a significant burden in the hospital and involve several specialties. There are few guidelines of radiological tests for these symptoms.

Aims: To know which profile of patients with vertigo and dizziness has neuroimaging tests, quantify and describe the radiological findings.

Vertigo and dizziness in hospital: Attendance, flow and characteristics of patients.

Introduction And Objectives: Vertigo and dizziness as symptoms are frequent in the population. They are present in a wide range of pathologies and it is usually difficult to make an accurate diagnosis. The general objective of this study is to obtain the information to evaluate vertigo and dizziness in the hospital setting.

Voice quality after endoscopic laser surgery and radiotherapy for early glottic cancer: objective measurements emphasizing the Voice Handicap Index.

We analyzed the functional outcome and self-evaluation of the voice of patients with T1 glottic carcinoma treated with endoscopic laser surgery and radiotherapy. We performed an objective voice evaluation, as well as a physical, emotional and functional well being assessment of 19 patients treated with laser surgery and 18 patients treated with radiotherapy. Voice quality is affected both by surgery and radiotherapy.