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The effectiveness of different maneuvers for treating Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV), including the Epley maneuver, self-Epley, Brandt-Daroff, and half-somersault (Foster) exercises.
Clinical canalith repositioning with the Epley maneuver produces rapid symptom relief for posterior-canal BPPV and is widely recommended as first-line therapy, but randomized trials and pragmatic stud...
Clinic-applied Epley (canalith repositioning) reliably cures posterior‑canal BPPV in the short term, but recurrence remains common over years — roughly 15% per year and about half of patients by 3–5 y...