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References

Every superscript citation in the atlas resolves to one of the entries below. Sources are drawn from the Bárány Society consensus literature, the manual-therapy and physiotherapy tradition (Treleaven, Jull, Reid and colleagues), neuro-otology journals, and the vertebrobasilar literature. Where available, DOIs and stable PubMed or PMC URLs are provided.

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