Acute vestibular neuronitis: clinical features
Evidence-based neurology checklist on acute vestibular neuronitis: clinical features: Demographic features This is usually caused by unilateral vestibular nerve disturbance It may also be bilateral It often occurs in epidemics Onset features Clinical features of vertigo Clinical features of…
Demographic features
- This is usually caused by unilateral vestibular nerve disturbance
- It may also be bilateral
- It often occurs in epidemics
Onset features
Clinical features of vertigo
Clinical features of nystagmus
Associated features
Absent features
Head impulse tests
Other tests
Course
References
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- Lee AT. Diagnosing the cause of vertigo: a practical approach. Hong Kong Med J 2012; 18:327-332.
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