Vertigo and Dizziness – Oxford Neurology Library (Original PDF from Publisher)

Unveiling the Labyrinth of Vertigo and Dizziness

Vertigo and dizziness are prevalent ailments, presenting frequently in neurology and general medical practice. While patients often seek medical attention during symptom-free intervals, clinicians confront the challenge of discerning the underlying causes amidst confusing or hypothetical accounts.

Recent advancements in vestibular physiology have yielded novel diagnostic tools and enhanced therapeutic options. However, their integration into routine clinical practice has been gradual. The Oxford Neurology Library series presents “Vertigo and Dizziness,” a comprehensive resource designed to empower clinicians in their management of these conditions.

This text delves into the intricate complexities of clinical vestibular physiology, equipping healthcare providers with an in-depth understanding of the latest bedside examination techniques, diagnostic and differential diagnostic approaches, and cutting-edge therapies.

“Vertigo and Dizziness” serves as an indispensable guide for neurologists, otorhinolaryngologists, and trainees in these fields. It is also invaluable for general practitioners and medical students seeking a thorough understanding of these conditions and their management.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive overview of clinical vestibular physiology
• In-depth analysis of bedside examination techniques
• Cutting-edge diagnostic and differential diagnostic approaches
• State-of-the-art therapeutic interventions
• Essential guidance for neurologists, otorhinolaryngologists, and trainees
• Invaluable resource for general practitioners and medical students

Benefits:

• Enhanced diagnostic accuracy and efficiency
• Improved patient management and outcomes
• Reduced burden of symptoms for patients with vertigo and dizziness
• Fostering of knowledge and expertise in the field