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L B Jongkees

Publications and source records attributed to L B Jongkees.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1979

The dizzy, the giddy and the vertiginous.

For optimal examination of the giddy patient the case history is the best basis. The description of what the patient feels is not as important as has been stated rather often. The words dizzy, giddy and vertiginous from a patient do not really mean different things - they only mean: I feel unbalanced or disequilibrated. In the anamnesis it is much more important to find out firstly whether the disturbances are: (1) paroxysmal; (2) one acute attack; (3) chronic, (4) positional (positioning), and secondly whether the giddy feeling is accompanied by other disturbances (deafness, headache, pains, palsies, etc.). Some tables are presented that give a survey of the combination of some of these data and that facilitate the further examination towards the goal of the right diagnosis.

Diagnosis, Differential↗
PubMed1978

Facial paralysis, its diagnosis and therapy.

A survey of the various kinds of facial palsies that may profit from well-selected therapy. The diagnostic scheme includes the differentiation of central and peripheral palsies, between paralyses and palsies, the topical problem and the indication for surgical and non-surgical therapies. Eventually some extra help that can be offered to the patient if the final condition is not satisfactory to him.

Facial Nerve↗