An interactive teaching atlas

The neck as a vertigo organ —
examine it, image it, treat it.

Cervicogenic Dizziness is a clinician's guide to cervicogenic dizziness: functional anatomy of the upper cervical proprioceptive system, the provocation tests that isolate the neck from the labyrinth, the vestibular workup that rules out a peripheral or central cause, and the manual, rehabilitative, and pharmacological options once the diagnosis is made.

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Modules

01Introduction 02Functional Anatomy 03Pathophysiology 04Clinical Examination 05Vestibular Workup 06Imaging & Vascular Studies 07Differential Diagnosis 08Management 09Tools

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