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Although vestibular neuritis (VN) usually a single attack of prolonged vertigo(lasting more than 1 day), we have previously several patients with VN experienced paroxysmal dizziness prior onset of the continuous dizziness typical VN. Since vertebrobasilar territory may also be heralded by recurrent dizziness (usually vertigo), there∄ the possibility of diagnostic confusion VN and stroke-related vertigo. We sought to characterise the features of dizziness prior to the prolonged attack of VN.
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