Titlebook: Vertigo; Its Multisensory Syn Thomas Brandt Book 2003Latest edition Springer-Verlag London 2003 epilepsy.neurology.physiology.trauma.vertig

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Thomas Brandt FRCPctices for reporting results, and present annotation and evaluation schemes. The final chapters explore recent innovative work that opens new directions for res978-3-031-02137-4Series ISSN 1947-4040 Series E-ISSN 1947-4059

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Introductiont. It is not a disease entity, but rather the outcome of many pathological or physiological processes. Vertigo is best described as a multisensory and sensorimotor syndrome with perceptual, postural, ocular motor, and autonomic manifestations induced by either

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Approaching the patientAbout 50% of all patients presenting with dizziness, vertigo, or disequilibrium in a neurological dizziness unit will be suffering from one of the five following common syndromes (Table 2.1):

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