First, the person’s head is placed in a position that triggers vertigo. They will then lie down and, with the nape of the neck at the edge of the exam table, make a slow 180-degree turn of the head.

Prof. Lempert and his collaborators, however, showed a few years ago that the modified Epley maneuver is more effective (1). Your recommendation contradicts your own statement in your publications ...

If you have developed dizziness and spinning sensations that occur as you move your head or change positions ... a different exercise called the Epley maneuver. Sometimes both the Semont and ...