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- I A Skliut, S A Likhachev, and O V Rybina.
- Vestn. Otorinolaringol. 2004 Jan 1(6):18-21.
AbstractThe authors present a detailed clinical analysis of objective neurological symptoms and vertigo in patients with vestibular neuronitis. Diagnostic criteria are specified allowing differentiation between vertigo and dizziness, pathognomonic signs of vestibular neuronitis are outlined. Peripheral location of the pathological process in vestibular neuronitis is suggested. How rotating vertigo is forming in patients with vestibular neuronitis is hypothesized.
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