👂 Vestibular Neuritis | Presentation, Pathophysiology, Diagnosis & Treatment

The video tutorial discusses vestibular neuritis, a condition affecting the vestibular nerve, leading to balance issues. It differentiates vestibular neuritis from labyrinthitis and Meniere's disease, highlighting that it does not cause hearing loss. The condition is often caused by viral infections, such as influenza and herpes viruses. Diagnosis is typically done through MRI or CT scans. Treatment mainly involves rest, with severe cases requiring medication. The video also covers differential diagnosis and treatment options, including gaze stabilization exercises.

What role do viruses play in the development of vestibular neuritis?

What tests can be performed to differentiate between vestibular neuritis and other vestibular disorders?

How can vestibular neuritis be treated, and what is the expected outcome?