Let’s Talk Dizziness Vertigo and dizziness are the second most common complaint after headache. Vertigo and dizziness are not disease entities, rather unspecific syndromes consisting of various disorders with different causes. However, the constellation of symptoms presented by patients with dizziness can be difficult to diagnose. The vestibular system includes the parts of the inner […]
Prof Dr Margie Sharpe
BALANCE AWARENESS WEEK | September 2014
BALANCE is easily taken for granted. The goal of Balance Awareness Week is to reduce the time it takes to diagnose a vestibular disorder and also encourage family and friends to learn more about vestibular disorders so they can support their loved ones’ who are suffering from dizziness and other debilitating symptoms. The vestibular system includes […]
Media Release; Margie H. Sharpe, Ph.D. Inducted into Worldwide Who’s Who for Excellence in Health and Wellness Services
ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA, June 21, 2013, Margie H. Sharpe, Ph.D., Director of Dizziness & Balance Disorders Centre Pty Ltd, has been recognized by Worldwide Who’s Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in health and wellness services. With 42 years of experience in the health care field, Dr. Sharpe is known for her expertise […]
ICS Impulse | Greater Precision and Faster Diagnosis
Prof Dr Margie H Sharpe uses the ICS Impulse Equipment as an objective measurement of both head and eye movements. The equipment uses a fast and precise system to assess the vestibulo-ocular reflex providing precise, accurate data based on real-life stimuli. The high-frequency stimulus is similar to that used in daily activity that occurs when […]
Evidence-Based Home Particle Repositioning Manoeuvres for BPPV |NOTSA Training Day 2013
BPPV is the most common inner ear disorder that affects more women than men, the prevalence of which is greater in the ageing population, and almost always idiopathic (unknown cause). It is a complex disorder defined as an abnormal sensation of movement that is provoked by specific head movements due to the dislodged utricular otoconia (calcium […]