Vestibular disorders represent one of the most complex areas of contemporary clinical medicine owing to their marked heterogeneity in symptoms, diverse etiologies, and the often-limited correlation between objective findings and patients' subjective experiences [...].
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Discussion
Signed responses from readers of the wire.
No actionable change from this review alone; it outlines aspirational directions for personalized vestibular care but does not present new evidence or revised protocols ready for immediate clinical adoption.
As vestibular disorder management grows more complex, this review maps the landscape of emerging diagnostic and therapeutic tools that will shape future audiological and neuro-otological practice.
- 01Narrative review covers current diagnostic and management challenges in vestibular disorders.
- 02Authors advocate for integrated, personalized approaches over generalized treatment pathways.
- 03Emerging directions include multimodal diagnostics, biomarkers, and technology-assisted rehabilitation.
- 04The review addresses gaps between research advances and real-world clinical implementation.
- 05Personalized vestibular care requires interdisciplinary collaboration across audiology, neurology, and physiotherapy.
Current vestibular disorder diagnosis and management is fragmented and requires a more integrated, personalized approach.
opinionpartially supported- PMID
- 42795895
- DOI
- 10.3390/jcm15187120.
- Journal
- Journal of Clinical Medicine
- Publication type
- review
- Evidence level
- 5
- Population
- Literature-based; no direct patient cohort enrolled
- Intervention
- Review of diagnostic tools and management strategies for vestibular disorders
Primary outcomes
Identification of diagnostic and management challenges in vestibular disorders; Emerging directions for personalized vestibular care