Right Posterior Canal BPPV with Epley Maneuver
Dr. Danielle Tolman, PT demonstrates the eye movements associated with Right Posterior Canal BPPV, canalithiasis-type, using a Dix-Hallpike Test. She then moves directly into performing and explaining the modified Epley maneuver for patient education.
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NOTE: It is recommended that if you have vertigo, that you first see a healthcare professional or vestibular specialist to determine the right course of treatment for you. The Epley maneuver is primarily used to treat a specific form of positional vertigo. There are many other causes of vertigo, as well as many different types of treatment. Please see our disclaimer at the end of the video.