The sensation of vertigo, a subjective complaint, is sometimes defined as a hallucination of
movement or an illusion. Since the evaluation of hallucinations and illusions is an essential …

The sensation of vertigo, a subjective complaint, is sometimes defined as a hallucination of
movement or an illusion. Since evaluation of hallucinations and illusions is an essential part …

Background Vertigo is a common symptom that often remains unexplained despite
extensive medical evaluation. Psychiatric and psychosomatic disorders are usually …

Dizziness is one of the most frequent complaints in a medical office, for both primary and
specialized care, and continues to be a challenge to clinical thinking. In the United States …

Due to the results of an interdisciplinary study on patients with vertigo as the chief symptom
and on the background of psychodynamic theories concerning anxiety disorders the term of …

Phobic postural vertigo (PPV)(Brandt and Dieterich 1986; Brandt 1996) has been described
as a syndrome that is distinguishable from panic disorder, agoraphobia, and the pseudo …

The overlap and interlinkage of dizzy symptoms in patients with psychiatric and vestibular
vertigo/dizziness disorders is the subject of an ongoing debate. In a one‐year follow up in 68 …

Dizziness is a common patient symptom and often remains medically unexplained even
after an extensive work-up. The otologic disorders, psychiatric disorders, and functional …

Vertigo is the second common complaint next to headache, which makes a patient seek
medical care. Neurological, auricular, cardiac, mental, and other diseases may be a cause …

Dizziness caused by vestibular dysfunction, like pain and many other illnesses, involves
psychological reactions. 1 These consequences can vary considerably depending on …