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September 17, 2026Journal of Clinical MedicineOpen Access

Contemporary Challenges and Emerging Directions in the Diagnosis and Management of Vestibular Disorders: Toward an Integrated and Personalized Approach

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SMSiniša Maslovara

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Overview

Clinical review highlights diagnostic and therapeutic challenges in vestibular disorders, suggesting an integrated, personalized framework improves outcomes.

Key Points

  • To examine contemporary diagnostic and therapeutic challenges in vestibular medicine and propose a multidimensional, personalized approach to clinical management.
  • Synthesized current clinical evidence across neurotology and audiology regarding diagnostic pathways for balance and inner ear disorders.
  • Evaluated the limitations of traditional objective testing relative to patient-reported functional impairment.
  • Outlined integrative management paradigms incorporating tailored pharmacotherapy, rehabilitation, and emerging technologies.
  • Marked clinical heterogeneity and frequent mismatch between objective vestibular test results and subjective symptom severity complicate standard diagnostic categorization.
  • Multimodal assessment combining objective physiological testing with patient-reported functional outcomes improves diagnostic accuracy compared to standardized protocols alone.
  • Personalized interventions that adapt vestibular rehabilitation and targeted therapies to individual functional profiles yield superior therapeutic engagement and recovery.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6aabb61e5f706d05830e492ahttps://doi.org/10.3390/jcm15187120
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