Why are patients with acute traumatic brain injury not routinely assessed or treated for vestibular dysfunction in the UK? A qualitative study

Rebecca M. Smith; Barry M. Seemungal; Caroline Burgess; Jonathan Marsden; Vassilios Tahtis

doi:10.1136/bmjopen-2022-067967

Why are patients with acute traumatic brain injury not routinely assessed or treated for vestibular dysfunction in the UK? A qualitative study

Rebecca M. Smith^*, Barry M. Seemungal^*, Caroline Burgess, Jonathan Marsden, Vassilios Tahtis

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