Barbecue/BBQ Roll Maneuver | Lateral BPPV Treatment
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- Enroll in our online course: bit.ly/PTMSK The BBQ Roll Maneuver is a treatment option for lateral semicircular canal bppv aka. benign paroxysmal positional vertigo.
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You guys are amazing. Anytime my school notes don’t make sense, I just look up one of your videos on youtube
That was really good! A compact and clear video explaining the maneuver. Thank you and keep going👍
ive been learning more from you than from my teachers! what a shame =\ im paying 400€ for studying on youtube! keep on going with the good work guys
Can I just say this June was coming up to one year since Iv had BPPV! It has really been getting me down! I done this bbq roll and my vertigo has gone! It’s been a week and no return!
Just wanted to add to my comment that it still has not returned !!!!!!!
Congrats! Very unusual to have such a long-standing case of BBPV
@@Physiotutors but how often shall we do this, Daily or weekly
Hi, I liked your detailed explanation of the maneuver. In other videos I watched, the head is rolled from the first side position to the up position first. I noticed in your video the head is rolled straight to the other side. I am now confused as to which method is right. Could you please explain ?
We based our description on the guideline of Bhattacharyya et al. (2017), so it's completely up to date.
Don't think it does matter anatomically to be honest anyways. Some describe the BBQ roll with the nose up position (so no side-lying on the affected side) first.
I tried this. It worked wonderfully, but now I detect a faint smell of mesquite wood and spare ribs.
As long as you don’t taste coriander, you’re good!
Very nicely explained
Very nice informative videos. Do you also have the videos for the Roll test; Epley Maneuver, and the Semont Maneuver? I came across videos only for Dix-Hallpike; Barbecue Maneuve and Gufoni Maneuver! Kindly share links if you have the videos for Roll test; Epley Maneuver, and the Semont Maneuver. Thanks and Best regards.
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My wife is suffering from Lateral Right Canalithiasis, should this be effective and how often should we do this
Hello Can you have both Posterial canal and Lateral canal BPPV? If yes should I do both the Lembert and the Epley maneuvers?
Lateral canal trouble. Does that mean the trouble manifest itself
with head movement left and then right. as is saying No?
How do you modify this if the pt cant roll to prone?
Ist es schlecht das Manöver für beide Seiten hintereinander zu machen?
what if no nystagmus is found with the supine head roll test?
Will this still work if I’m on Meclizine?
How do you Know in wich side you must Turn?
How do you know when to do either the BBQ Roll vs Gufani's manuever for Horizontal BPPV? Are either test specific to either ageotropic or geotropic nystagmus, or can you do BBQ Roll for either clinical presentation? Thank you!
Did you ever find out?
what is the symptoms of lateral bppv?
How many times this is should be repeated. I was recommended by a Dr. to do perform more than 50 turns(maneuvers), while it was very arduous but I did do this maneuver in the anticlockwise direction as informed. This helped for a few days, but I see signs of return so would be great to know how many reps I should be doing whenever I get this symptom.
How are you doing now. Any update?
What if i feel dizzy but I didn’t get nystagmus during the excersices ? What does this mean
Nystagmus is just one of the symptoms. Dizziness is the more prominent symptom. So, if you experience dizziness but not nystagmus, it is still a positive test for BPPV.
@@gmailuser3377 my doctor didn’t see the nystagmus and informed me this is not related to inner ear problems it is more likely brain issues and this is because there is no nystagmus when he tested me
Eyes burning also symptoms of bppv
are you german/austrian or swiss? 🤔 or none of that?
Both German 😊
This tretment save me
Now im afraid that it come back
Don't worry, re-occurence rates are not that high and you can then perform the maneuver again to solve it quickly!
@@Physiotutors tnx
@@soulsurfer3102 did it help the 2nd time?
Tried it twice after a negative Dix Hallpipe and a positive supine head turn (left side, geo) but no joy. Will try Gufoni tomorrow I guess. Disappointed
Could indeed be lateral BPPV and the BBQ or Gufoni are certainly an option.
If you don't get further with those maneuvers you could think about seeing a GP or physio as they could help to evaluate the origin of your dizziness which could be something else than BPPV as well.
@@Physiotutors Thanks. GP already suggested Brandt Daroff exercises. We'll do those if Gufoni doesn't help. It's been 12 weeks of debilitating vertigo that has only settled enough to do tests and manoeuvres in the last week or so, even with medication.
The Brandt Daroff exercises are less effective compared to the canalith repositioning maneuvers according to literature. Hope the maneuvers will help you.
@@Physiotutors Hi. Thanks for your reply. The Gufoni did nothing - didn't even trigger vertigo. Gone back to the BBQ roll. Did it twice more and it does trigger vertigo, but not on the first step any more. There's increasing vertigo severity at each positional change, particularly face down, but less nystagmus this time. Added the optional extra step, otherwise getting up triggers vertigo. Hasn't solved the problem yet. Oddly the supine turn test now has a stronger reaction on the other side! Could it be in both ears?
It's actually my brother, not me. He has severe M.E (CFS) and is mostly bed bound, so this is the last thing he needs! Thanks.
I looked it up and we'll swap directions after a week to make sure. Thanks.
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head to right is wrong, you start with head straight. head to the right move otoliths to cupula, you want to move them away from the cupula. practice with a inner ear model what happens during manoeuvre
We based this video on the clinical practice guideline of Bhattacharyya et al. (2017):www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28248609
Like mentioned in the video "some recommend to roll the head to the affected side".
The important part of the video is what follows after. The video is certainly not wrong.