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Vertigo - John Epley's chair conquers dizziness, wins acceptance and has a business plan, thanks to his daughter."
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The Portland Otologic Clinic presently carries out all maneuvers for positional vertigo using the Omniax Positioning System. The Omniax has become an international facility for evaluating and treating various forms of positional vertigo, receiving patients mainly from North America and Europe.
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