Spontaneous Episodic Vertigo: Consider Vertebral Artery Compression Syndrome as a Differential Diagnosis (P11-17.016)

Vishal Pawar

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000217110

June 9, 2026Neurology

Spontaneous Episodic Vertigo: Consider Vertebral Artery Compression Syndrome as a Differential Diagnosis (P11-17.016)

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This research aims to examine the clinical differences between patients with symptomatic vertebral artery compression and those without symptoms, focusing on identifying its role in spontaneous episodic vertigo.
Compared clinical profiles of symptomatic vertebral artery compression syndrome patients and asymptomatic vascular brainstem compression patients.
Utilized clinical data analysis to assess the prevalence of spontaneous episodic vertigo.
Conducted differential diagnosis screening for accurate identification of vertebral artery compression.
Identified symptomatic vertebral artery compression as a significant cause of spontaneous episodic vertigo.
Demonstrated distinct clinical profiles between symptomatic and asymptomatic groups.
Highlighted the need for considering vertebral artery compression in diagnosing vertigo conditions.

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Compares clinical profiles of symptomatic and asymptomatic vertebral artery compression in patients, highlighting diagnosis importance.

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To compare the clinical profiles of patients with symptomatic vertebral artery compression of the medulla (Vertebral Artery Compression Syndrome-sVACS) and those with asymptomatic vascular brainstem compression (aVBC), and to highlight the importance of VACS as a potential cause of spontaneous episodic vertigo.

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