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This article delves into the literature on surgeries that improve Cervicogenic Dizziness. We don’t recommend it by any means but it does prove that interventions (preferably conservative) can aid symptoms proving its existence.

You may find the phrases, “Cervical Vertigo (CV) , Cervicogenic Dizziness, or Cervicogenic Vertigo” as you search across multiple discipline journals. What term should we use?

The ability to differentiate between central and peripheral causes of dizziness is key to proper differential diagnosis. We discuss how we utilize the HINTS Exam here.

There are controversies of spinal manipulation in of itself, but what about with someone who has dizziness? One of our most popular articles.

We use this exam to specifically used it in a manner to rule-out conditions, specific conditions at that.

Cervicogenic Dizziness definitely has its controversy as a diagnosis. The rehabilitation and medical field can be at arms. We discuss it in this article.

One of our most popular articles. This one describes the relationship through muscle spindles and surface area of cervical musculature as it relates to treatment options. Enjoy!