Slater R
J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry. 1979 Apr;42(4):363-7. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.42.4.363.
Patients with recurrent vertigo in the absence of cochlear signs remain a diagnostic problem. The absence of a standard system of nomenclature further hampers the understanding of these disorders. The term benign recurrent vertigo is suggested as a useful term to characterise many of these patients. The disorder shares some of the features of migraine, and seems likely to have a similar vasospastic aetiology.
在没有耳蜗体征的情况下反复出现眩晕的患者仍然是一个诊断难题。缺乏标准的命名系统进一步阻碍了对这些疾病的理解。良性复发性眩晕这一术语被认为是描述许多此类患者的有用术语。这种疾病具有一些偏头痛的特征,并且似乎可能有类似的血管痉挛病因。