Dizziness is one of the most common presenting symptoms in clinical practice. Yet, the
meaning of this symptom is patient-dependent and can span from true vertigo due to …

Vertigo, an illusory movement, arises mostly because of lesions in the peripheral vestibular
system (eg, damage or dysfunction of the labyrinth and vestibular nerve) and occasionally …

Vestibular presentations are common in both the acute and recurrent setting, burdening
emergency departments and community clinics alike. Commonly, an unease among the …

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Overview Dizziness and vertigo are symptoms stemming from a multitude of pathologies that
can often involve several anatomical systems, and can be attributed to both local and …

Understanding three peripheral vestibular disorders–vestibular neuritis, benign paroxysmal
positional vertigo, and Meniere's disease-is the key to the evaluation and management of …

Vertigo can be either due to loss of peripheral input caused by damage to the labyrinth,
vestibular nerve, unilateral impairment of vestibular nuclear, or vestibulocerebellar activity. It …

Vertigo is an illusion of rotation, which results from an imbalance within the vestibular
system. This review focuses on two common presentations of spontaneous vertigo: acute …

Vertigo is a sensation of environment spinning, often caused by lesion in the vestibular
pathway (also termed as true vertigo). Dizziness is usually a sensation of lightheadedness …

Ever have the sensation that the room is spinning? Worried about staying upright because of
feeling off balance? Dizziness can be multifactorial and unpacking that big grey box can be …