Abnormal visuo-vestibular interactions in vestibular migraine: a cross sectional study
Abstract
Vestibular migraine is amongst the commonest causes of vertigo, but the regions underlying the development of symptoms including enhanced self-motion sensitivity and visually induced dizziness remain unknown. Bednarczuk et al. provide evidence for an abnormal interaction between visual and vestibular cortical regions in vestibular migraine.
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