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Lying Down Nystagmus in Lateral Canal Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo

2025-11-13

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<h4>Aim: </h4> of this work is to deduce the position of the otoconial debris in lateral cupulo/canalolithiasis, as a function of two parameters: 1) the direction of the nystagmus that appears when the patient lies down (if present); 2) the positional nystagmus evoked by the supine roll test. The theoretical results are then compared with a population of 170 patients observed in the last ten years for vertigo due...

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Literature Corpus work: 40ae0fd3-adcf-5af1-b82d-39db3b9c04f6
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202511.0319.v1

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