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Nov 2022
41m 33s

Vertigo

PRIMARY CARE KNOWLEDGE BOOST
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Doctors Lisa and Sara talk to Consultant Otolaryngologist Ms Emma Stapleton and Clinical Scientist David Jay about Vertigo. We discuss the definition, differentials, and how to use information around timing and triggers to differentiate between the likely causes of vertigo. We get their take on the important details in the examination that can help identify ... Show More
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