Canine Vestibular Disease – Central versus Peripheral

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Not just head tilt! In this presentation Bethan will guide you in this seemingly simple but neurologically complicated system, its clinical signs and aetiology. Is the neurological examination still the gold standard for the localisation, i.e. peripheral, central, paradoxical? Or has advanced imaging drastically improved the diagnosis, added a large amount of information and shifted this paradigm?

Canine Vestibular Disease – Central versus Peripheral

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Veronica Mortera

DVM DipECVN MRCVS

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