Dizziness is a common yet complex complaint in clinical practice, often described variably as vertigo, lightheadedness, or imbalance. While many causes are benign and self-limiting, others may indicate underlying neurological, cardiovascular, or vestibular disorders. This video emphasizes the importance of precise symptom characterization, thorough history-taking, and targeted physical examination to differentiate between peripheral and central causes. A structured, patient-centered approach allows clinicians to identify serious conditions early while avoiding unnecessary investigations and interventions. How does your team approach the evaluation of dizziness to ensure accurate diagnosis while minimizing over-testing?
Watch this video! ##Sources## American Academy of Neurology (AAN). Guidelines on Evaluation of Dizziness and Vertigo. National Institute for Health and Care Excellence…
