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Separating posterior-circulation stroke from vestibular neuritis with quantitative vestibular testing

Calic et al., 2020

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Calic Z
Nham B
Bradshaw A
Young A
Bhaskar S
D'Souza M
Anderson C
Cappelen-Smith C
Cordato D
Welgampola M
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Clinical Neurophysiology

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Objective To separate vestibular neuritis (VN) from posteriorcirculation stroke (PCS) using quantitative tests of canal and otolith function. Methods Video Head-Impulse tests (vHIT) were used to assess all three semicircular canal pairs; vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) gain …
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