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Editorial: Vestibular migraine: pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management

  • By

  • Alexander A. Tarnutzer

  • Adina Maria Roceanu

  • Madalina Georgescu

  • John Waterston

  • Michael von Brevern

  • Thomas Lempert

  • June 10, 2026

  • 0 min

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    Vestibular migraine is a common vestibular disorder characterized by episodic vertigo and dizziness, with ongoing research into its mechanisms and treatment.

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    Current diagnostic criteria for vestibular migraine are established, but challenges remain due to heterogeneous presentations and lack of biomarkers.

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    A multimodal prediction model has shown promise in improving diagnostic accuracy for vestibular migraine, awaiting validation in larger trials.

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    Research indicates a significant association between vestibular migraine and postural tachycardia syndrome, highlighting the need for awareness in clinical practice.

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    Vestibular migraine may impair adaptive learning and decision-making, suggesting cognitive impacts alongside physical symptoms.

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Editorial: Vestibular migraine: pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management

  • by Alexander A. Tarnutzer, Adina Maria Roceanu, Madalina Georgescu, John Waterston, Michael von Brevern, Thomas Lempert

  • June 10, 2026

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