Diagnosis and Localization in Acute Vestibulopathy: A Comprehensive Discussion

The chapter delves into the significance of diagnosing acute vestibulopathy by emphasizing the utility of the HINTS examination and distinguishing between peripheral and central causes of vertigo. It covers specific localizations within the central nervous system and highlights the challenges in differentiating between various vestibular disorders like vestibular neuritis, labyrinthitis, and Meniere's disease. The conversation stresses the importance of accurate diagnosis, monitoring symptom evolution, and utilizing expert histories and physical examinations to effectively evaluate and treat patients with acute vestibular syndromes.