Clinical examination and management of the dizzy patient
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- DOI: 10.12968/hmed.2016.77.12.692
Clinical examination and management of the dizzy patient
Abstract
Dizziness is the commonest reason for a GP appointment over the age of 75 years and many dizzy patients will end up in hospital. This article introduces the range of vestibular disorders commonly seen in hospital practice with a symptom-based approach and discusses the range of treatments that might be considered.
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