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  • Cervical dizziness prevalence is rising, linked to increased screen time and neck strain.
  • Despite diagnostic challenges, evidence grows for cervical pathology causing dizziness and vertigo.
  • Modern lifestyles exacerbate neck strain, contributing to the increasing incidence of cervical vertigo.

Approach:

  • This review synthesizes recent research on cervical pathology as a cause of dizziness.
  • It examines four types of cervical vertigo: Barre-Lieu syndrome, rotational vertebral artery syndrome, proprioceptive cervical vertigo, and migraine-associated cervical vertigo.
  • Diagnostic methods and initial randomized treatment trials for cervical vertigo are discussed.

Key Points:

  • Four distinct types of cervical vertigo are identified and detailed.
  • The review covers diagnostic strategies and emerging treatment options for dizziness linked to neck structures.
  • Clinical presentations and pathogenetic mechanisms of cervical vertigo are compared with related conditions.

Conclusions:

  • Accumulating evidence supports cervical pathology as a cause of certain dizziness types.
  • Further research is needed to refine diagnostic criteria and treatment protocols for cervical vertigo.
  • A common origin may underlie various cranio-cervical region disorders, including cervical vertigo.