Persistent Visual Dizziness Post-Concussion: Is It the Ears, the Eyes, or the Neck?

Patients with persistent post-concussion oculomotor dysfunction often complain of dizziness with visual tasks including scrolling on a computer or phone, reading, grocery shopping, visual motion, or being in a car. This talk will discuss the differential diagnosis of post-traumatic visual dizziness and how to clinically decipher if the etiology is truly visual (eyes), vestibular (ears), cervical (neck), or something else entirely.