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Why subjective visual vertical belongs in your bedside vestibular exam
SVV is one of the few practical, otolith-specific tests available at the bedside — yet it's often skipped because the equipment seemed costly and cumbersome. It no longer needs to be.
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Why subjective visual vertical belongs in your bedside vestibular exam
SVV is one of the few practical, otolith-specific tests available at the bedside — yet it's often skipped because the equipment seemed costly and cumbersome. It no longer needs to be.
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