Discovery of the disease induced by repeated vertigo

Kim Ji-soo Professor of Seoul University at the University of Bundang

[헬스코리아뉴스 / 박수현 기자] The Korean research team discovered a new disease that causes repeated dizziness.

Professor Kim Ji-soo of the Bundang National University Hospital in Seoul

The results of the study were as follows: In some patients, cerebellar and brain stem interventions were performed on the cerebellum,

The eye tremor observed in these patients was compared with the eye tremor seen in other vertiginous diseases such as Meniere's disease, vestibular neuritis and vestibular dysfunction. ~ 3 times longer and sometimes caused a very high intensity of dizziness

This new disease can be easily diagnosed by a relatively simple method of observation of eye tremors that occur after repeated shaking of the head One side to the other. [194590003]]

Although Professor Kim's brain function is unstable and sensitive, he may be able to cope with the symptoms because he or she is somewhat adapted to the symptoms, but because of changes in the body or external environmental factors,

In addition, the administration of 'baclofen', a drug that inhibits nerve function, significantly reduces vertigo and motion sickness, and the nystagmus (shake) greatly decreased .

▲ The badysis of the characteristics of the eye tremor after shaking his head left and right showed that the new disease (RSV-HSN) (Tc) of tremor of the eye is 2-3 times longer than that of vestibular neuritis (VN), vestibular neuritis (VM), and Meniere's disease (MD)

Professor Kim Ji-soo said: "I am very happy to be able to identify a new disease that has not been diagnosed by conventional testing techniques by identifying the pathogenesis of recurrent vertigo. "

According to the Seoul National University Hospital, dizziness is the cause of patients' access to the emergency room.

Meanwhile, the study was conducted at the Dizziness Center of Seoul National University Hospital in Bundang, Korea. (1) author and professor Kim Ji-soo (author responsible), and was published in the June issue of "Neurology", a journal of clinical neurology,

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