Dizziness: A Neuro-otologic and Neuro-ophthalmic Approach
Neuro-Otologist Nicholas Hać, MD, and Neuro-Ophthalmologist Neena Cherayil, MD, both of Northwestern Medicine, shed light on eye movement abnormalities in patients with dizziness, including their causes and significance. They discuss comprehensive evaluation and optimal management strategies for patients with dizziness and eye movement abnormalities.
More From Current Show
In this episode of Better Edge, Geriatrician Eliana Gellar, DO, discusses how home-based care offers a window into...
Listen Now In this episode of Better Edge, Rheumatologist Irene Blanco, MD, moderates a multidisciplinary discussion with Nephrologist Yonatan Peleg,...
Listen Now As routine testosterone screening gains national attention, Nelson Bennett Jr., MD, discusses the importance of symptom-based evaluation, repeat...
Listen Now In this episode of Better Edge, Shan H. Siddiqi, MD, discusses how connectivity-based, image-guided neuro-navigation is refining transcranial...
Listen Now Nirmala Gonsalves, MD, discusses findings from the landmark DEGAS trial evaluating dupilumab in eosinophilic gastritis (EOG). She explores...
Listen Now In this episode of Better Edge, Eric Ruderman, MD, sits down with Anisha Dua, MD, and Brian Jaros,...
Listen Now In this episode of Better Edge, Melanie A. Stearns, MD, shares her approach to managing patients with functional...
Listen Now Related Episodes
In this episode, we explore the technology, innovation and clinical expertise shaping the future of cardiac and neuro...
Listen Now 
Deep brain stimulation (DBS) was developed as a targeted, adjustable therapy for movement disorders to improve earlier hard-to-control...
Listen Now 
Dr. Schatmeyer will share the most common spinal conditions people experience, and how surgeons determine whether or not...
Listen Now 
Today we are discussion advancements in treatment of vascular disease of the brain. Name some of these conditions...
Listen Now UAB has one of the few clinics in North America that coordinates care for adults with spina bifida....
Listen Now Epilepsy affects up to 2% of people, and for some patients, medications are not effective. Adeel Ilyas, M.D.,...
Listen Now 
