Verigo DDX

**Vertigo DDX – Vertigo Differential Diagnosis & Management** Vertigo DDX is a clinical reference and decision-support application designed for healthcare professionals to evaluate patients presenting with vertigo, dizziness, and balance disorders. The app provides a structured approach to differential diagnosis, helping clinicians identify possible peripheral and central vestibular causes, understand associated clinical features, and plan appropriate investigations and management. **Key Features:** • Comprehensive differential diagnosis of vertigo and dizziness. • Peripheral vestibular disorders, including BPPV, vestibular neuritis, labyrinthitis, and Ménière's disease. • Central causes, including stroke, cerebellar disorders, vestibular migraine, and other neurological conditions. • Clinical assessment and symptom-based diagnostic approach. • Comparison of peripheral and central vertigo. • Important clinical signs, symptoms, and examination findings. • Guidance on positional tests, including Dix-Hallpike and supine roll tests. • HINTS examination reference for appropriate clinical assessment. • Relevant investigations and imaging considerations. • Treatment and management references for common vertigo conditions. • Identification of red flags requiring urgent evaluation and referral. **Clinical Purpose** Vertigo DDX aims to support systematic clinical reasoning, improve diagnostic assessment, and provide quick access to relevant medical information during clinical practice. **Intended Users** Designed for doctors, general practitioners, medical students, residents, and other healthcare professionals. **Medical Disclaimer** This application is intended for educational and clinical reference purposes only. It does not replace professional medical judgment, clinical examination, established guidelines, or specialist consultation. Diagnosis and treatment decisions must be made by qualified healthcare professionals based on individual patient assessment.

Initial release of Vertigo DDX. • Comprehensive vertigo differential diagnosis. • Peripheral and central causes of vertigo. • Clinical evaluation and examination guidance. • Relevant investigations and diagnostic approach. • Treatment and management references. • Clinical decision-support resources for healthcare professionals.