Purpose Though there is abundant literature on cervicogenic dizziness with at least half a
dozen of review articles, the condition remains to be enigmatic for clinicians dealing with the …

Introduction The most common type of vascular complication during cervical spine surgery is
the vertebral artery (VA) injury. The presence of anatomical variation in the artery's …

Background. Chinese herbal medicines (CHMs) have been widely used in the treatment of
cervicogenic dizziness (CGD) based on their empirical effectiveness and safety. Herein, we …

Objective The objective of this study was to investigate the outcomes of microneurosurgical
interventions on V1 segment of the vertebral artery in patients with refractory vertebrobasilar …

Introduction: Recent information on tortuosity in the prevertebral (V1) segment of the
vertebral artery is based on case reports rather than systematic data on its presence, types …

Existen múltiples reportes sobre variaciones anatómicas de las arterias vertebrales, las que
se pueden relacionar con origen, trayecto, calibre y lateralidad. Sin embargo, las …

Background: Herbal medicines are empirically used to treat cervicogenic dizziness.
However, till date there have been no systematic review to evaluate the efficacy and safety …

Positional vertigo refers to a spinning sensation produced by changes in head position
relative to gravity. 1 BPPV is the most common form of positional vertigo and is the primary …

There are many reports on anatomical variations of the vertebral arteries, which may be
related to origin, trajectory, caliber, and side. Bilateral variations are less frequent, however …

Objective: This retrospective study examines the impact of microsurgical treatment on
vertebral artery (VA) dolicoarteriopathies and associated restless leg syndrome (RLS) in …