Deepen your understanding and expand your practical skills in handling benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) with the IVRT® online course

This advanced course covers a range of rare and challenging forms of BPPV of the posterior semicircular canal, including apogeotropic posterior canal BPPV, short-arm posterior canal BPPV, sitting-up vertigo, and Type II BPPV („subjective BPPV“).

Here is what you can expect in the course:

• Apogeotropic posterior canal BPPVLearn the specifics of this variant, in which the nystagmus appears as a downbeat nystagmus and falsely suggests anterior canal BPPV.

• Short-arm posterior canal BPPVUnderstand the dynamics and therapeutic approaches of this rare BPPV variant, which is characterized by the absence of nystagmus in the Dix-Hallpike test and the occurrence of atypical nystagmus patterns in other head positions.

• Sitting-up VertigoExplore the diagnostic challenges and treatment strategies of this atypical BPPV variant, which triggers dizziness and nystagmus when sitting up after the positioning maneuver.

• Type II BPPV („subjective BPPV“): Reality or is it actually a short-arm posterior semicircular canal BPPV or sitting-up vertigo?

 Why IVRT®? 

As a leading educational institute in the field of vestibular rehabilitation, IVRT® offers highly qualified instructors, up-to-date scientific findings, and a flexible, location-independent learning opportunity.

Sign up and expand your knowledge in the field of vestibular medicine!