Pediatric Physical Therapy ( IF 1.6 ) Pub Date : 2023-04-19 , DOI: 10.1097/pep.0000000000001022 Tyler Reaves 1 , Rebecca Bliss , Dana Chole , Jeff Bridges
Background and Purpose:
This report highlights the challenges of diagnosing pediatric vestibular neuritis following dental treatment and addressing fear avoidance behaviors.
Case Description:
An 11-year-old boy came to physical therapy with vestibular dysfunction following dental treatment that was unable to be diagnosed by emergency department staff. The participant received multispecialty treatment for 6 weeks.
Measurements:
Computerized Dynamic Posturography, Limits of Stability, Dizziness Handicap Inventory, Functional Gait Assessment, Dynamic Visual Acuity, and Modified Clinical Test of Sensory Interaction on Balance.
Outcomes:
Most notable improvements were seen in Limits of Stability and Computerized Dynamic Posturography. The participant made a full return to school and sport.
Conclusions:
The difficulty of pediatric vestibular neuritis diagnosis led to fear avoidance behaviors that were addressed by a collaborative specialty approach.
What This Adds to Evidence:
This is the first documented case of pediatric vestibular neuritis as a complication of a dental procedure with intervention focused on fear avoidance behaviors.
中文翻译:
儿童前庭延迟诊断的团队方法:案例研究
背景和目的:
本报告强调了牙科治疗后诊断小儿 前庭神经炎和解决恐惧回避行为的挑战。
案例描述:
一名 11 岁男孩在牙科治疗后因前庭功能障碍前来物理治疗,但急诊室工作人员无法诊断。参与者接受了为期 6 周的多专科治疗。
测量:
计算机动态姿势描记法、稳定性极限、头晕障碍清单、功能性步态评估、动态视力以及平衡感觉相互作用的改良临床测试。
结果:
最显着的改进是稳定性极限和计算机动态姿势描记术。参与者完全重返学校和运动。
结论:
小儿 前庭神经炎诊断的困难导致了恐惧回避行为,通过协作专业方法解决了这一问题。
这增加了哪些证据:
这是第一例有记录的小儿 前庭神经炎病例,该病例是牙科手术并发症,干预重点是避免恐惧行为。