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Duizeligheid

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Duizeligheid en balansproblemen komen vaak voor bij ouderen. In een Zweedse studie was de prevalentie bij 70-jarigen ruim 30% en bij de groep van 85 jaar en ouder bijna 50%.[1] In een metaanalyse van 31 factoren in relatie met het risico op vallen bij ouderen werden oddsratio’s van 2 tot 3 gevonden voor anamnestisch eerder vallen, vertigo, parkinson/parkinsonisme), angst om te vallen, gangspoorproblemen, gebruik van loophulpmiddelen en anti-epileptica.[2] In een review van studies van met name geriatrische populaties bleek de prevalentie van duizeligheidsklachten 20 tot 40%, waarbij bij 23% sprake was van vertigo.[3]

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    dr. W.I.M. Verhagen (neuroloog)

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  1. Universitair Medisch Centrum, Utrecht

    P.A.F. Jansen (klinisch geriater, klinisch farmacoloog, Expertisecentrum Pharmacotherapie bij Ouderen) (klinisch geriater, klinisch farmacoloog, Expertisecentrum Pharmacotherapie bij Ouderen)

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    J.R. van der Laan (huisarts) (huisarts)

  3. Universiteit Maastricht, Maastricht

    J.M.G.A. Schols (specialist ouderengeneeskunde en manager behandeling & begeleiding bij Vivre, Maastricht en hoogleraar ouderengeneeskunde) (specialist ouderengeneeskunde en manager behandeling & begeleiding bij Vivre, Maastricht en hoogleraar ouderengeneeskunde)

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Verhagen, W. (2013). Duizeligheid. In: Jansen, P., van der Laan, J., Schols, J. (eds) Het geriatrie formularium. Bohn Stafleu van Loghum, Houten. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-9265-0_10

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