Gillen-Hackstadt maneuver

The Heimlich maneuver.

Dysphagia after Heimlich maneuver.

(CHEST 2004; 125:302–304) A 56-year-old man presented with complaints of dysphagia and shortness of breath for the past 2 days. He denied chest pain, cough, fever, chills, or chest trauma. Ten days prior to hospital admission, the patient was self-treated with the Heimlich maneuver after choking on a piece of candy. The patient had a 120 –pack-year history of smoking and a medical history signi...

Evaluating the Epley maneuver.

Evidence Six systematic reviews of RCTs consistently supported Epley maneuvers (as classically described) despite considerable heterogeneity among trials.1-6 • Most recent review (11 RCTs, N = 745)1: -Results were statistically significant for the Epley maneuver versus control at 24 hours and 4 weeks. —Resolution of symptoms (5 RCTs, n = 273): 56% versus 21% with control (NNT = 3). —Positive to...

Maneuver Warfare Science 2001

require the use of color in order to fully convey their points. Foreword Six years ago, the Marine Corps embarked on new efforts based on the " New Sciences " to provide quantitative answers, where possible, to the important questions facing military decision-makers. Maneuver Warfare Science 1998 described some initial thoughts on providing support to these decision-makers in areas that our tra...

Semont maneuver vs Epley procedure

The authors compared the efficacy of a self-applied modified Semont maneuver (MSM) with self-treatment with a modified Epley procedure (MEP) in 70 patients with posterior canal benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. The response rate after 1 week, defined as absence of positional vertigo and torsional/upbeating nystagmus on positional testing, was 95% in the MEP group (n 37) vs 58% in the MSM gr...