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In episode 13 of Concussion 101, Dr. Taher Chugh, sports physician and medical director at TCC, will explain the physiology behind dizziness and balance issues. He will also discuss benign paroxysmal positional vertigo and sensory organization dysfunction.
If you like Concussion 101 podcast, please subscribe on iTunes and leave us a review.
To learn more about concussion related topics, visit our webpage at www.torontoconcussion.ca
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*Disclaimer: Note that Concussion 101 podcast is for educational purposes only. Always seek medical help in a multidisciplinary clinic if you suspect you have a concussion. Specific recommendations may vary depending on the details of your injury. Contents are based on information from research and clinical experience.*
Hosted by Dr. Taher Chugh MD, CCFP(SEM), Dip Sport Med
Research: Dr. Taher Chugh MD, CCFP(SEM), FCFP, Dip Sport Med
Original idea, edited and produced by Dr. Maude Boulanger HBSc, MD, CCFP
Music by customanthems
Artwork by designcre8tor
Recording date: August 2019
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By Toronto Concussion ClinicIn episode 13 of Concussion 101, Dr. Taher Chugh, sports physician and medical director at TCC, will explain the physiology behind dizziness and balance issues. He will also discuss benign paroxysmal positional vertigo and sensory organization dysfunction.
If you like Concussion 101 podcast, please subscribe on iTunes and leave us a review.
To learn more about concussion related topics, visit our webpage at www.torontoconcussion.ca
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/torontoconc...
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/toro...
TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@torontoconcus...
*Disclaimer: Note that Concussion 101 podcast is for educational purposes only. Always seek medical help in a multidisciplinary clinic if you suspect you have a concussion. Specific recommendations may vary depending on the details of your injury. Contents are based on information from research and clinical experience.*
Hosted by Dr. Taher Chugh MD, CCFP(SEM), Dip Sport Med
Research: Dr. Taher Chugh MD, CCFP(SEM), FCFP, Dip Sport Med
Original idea, edited and produced by Dr. Maude Boulanger HBSc, MD, CCFP
Music by customanthems
Artwork by designcre8tor
Recording date: August 2019