Feasibility and Effect of Video-Guided Family Vestibular Rehabilitation under Remote Supervision in Children with Recurrent Vertigo with Unilateral Vestibular Dysfunction
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Feasibility and Effect of Video-Guided Family Vestibular Rehabilitation under Remote Supervision in Children with Recurrent Vertigo with Unilateral Vestibular Dysfunction
Chinese Scientific Journal of Hearing and Speech RehabilitationVol. 23, Issue 3, Pages: 312-316(2025)
JIAO Xue-mei,LIU Han-di,LIU Bing,et al.Feasibility and Effect of Video-Guided Family Vestibular Rehabilitation under Remote Supervision in Children with Recurrent Vertigo with Unilateral Vestibular Dysfunction[J].Chinese Scientific Journal of Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation,2025,23(03):312-316.
JIAO Xue-mei,LIU Han-di,LIU Bing,et al.Feasibility and Effect of Video-Guided Family Vestibular Rehabilitation under Remote Supervision in Children with Recurrent Vertigo with Unilateral Vestibular Dysfunction[J].Chinese Scientific Journal of Hearing and Speech Rehabilitation,2025,23(03):312-316.DOI: 10.3969/j.issn.1672-4933.2025.03.021.
Feasibility and Effect of Video-Guided Family Vestibular Rehabilitation under Remote Supervision in Children with Recurrent Vertigo with Unilateral Vestibular Dysfunction
As for the children with recurrent vertigo with unilateral peripheral vestibular dysfunction but normal balance function
the video-guided family vestibular rehabilitation training was carried out for 4 weeks under nurse supervision remotely. The feasibility and effectiveness of this strategy were studied.
Methods
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Fifty participants (4-13 years old) diagnosed with recurrent vertigo
unilateral peripheral vestibular dysfunction
and normal balance function were randomly divided into two groups: observation group (supervised by nurse) and control group (unsupervised). The both groups underwent remote vestibular rehabilitation training via rehabilitation video. The Pediatric Vestibular Symptoms Questionnaire (PVSQ) score was evaluated before and after training for 2 and 4 weeks. The canal paralysis (CP) value of caloric test and normal ratio of calorie test were evaluated before and after 4-week training.
Results
2
Training completion degree: 69.29% in the observation group higher than 53.14% in the control group at the end of the training period (
P
<
0.05). The PVSQ score: The observation group 0.21(0.18
0.23)
0.05(0.01
0.09)
0.00(0.00
0.01) and the control group 0.21(0.18
0.23)
0.13(0.06
0.17)
0.01(0.00
0.07) before and after training for 2 and 4 weeks
respectively. The difference of each group before and after training was statistically significant. After training for 2 and 4 weeks
the difference between the two groups was statistically significant. The training completion rate at 4 weeks was negatively correlated with PVSQ score (r=-0.302
P
<
0.05) and CP value (r=-0.331
P
<
0.05). The ratio of caloric test returning normal after 4 weeks of
training was 80% in the observation group and 68% in the control group
and the difference was not statistically significant. The CP value: before and after training for 4 weeks
the observation group were (37.16±12.33
14.16±10.91) and the control group were (32.32±8.69
19.04±9.30) showed statistically significant differences before and after training within each group
but there was no statistically significant difference between the two groups after training for 4 weeks.
Conclusion
2
For the children with recurrent vertigo accompanied by unilateral vestibular dysfunction and normal balance function
the remote supervision vestibular rehabilitation training mode is effective for the both groups of children
and the obsevation group is superior compared to the control group as the completion rate of the experimental group was significantly higher than that of the control group at various stages of the entire training cycle
indicating that the training mode with researcher supervision has a significant advantage in completion rate
which is feasible.
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