Acute vestibular neuronitis: differential diagnosis

Evidence-based neurology checklist on acute vestibular neuronitis: differential diagnosis: Tumarkin’s otolithic crisis This is acute vertigo with loss of muscle tone in Meniere’s disease Tullio phenomenon Other otological differentials Neurological differentials

Tumarkin’s otolithic crisis

  • This is acute vertigo with loss of muscle tone in Meniere’s disease

Tullio phenomenon

Other otological differentials

Neurological differentials

References

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