Vestibular neuroanatomy & systems physiology
Semicircular canal & otolith transduction; vestibulo-ocular & vestibulo-spinal reflexes.
for Neurologists
A 100-hour hybrid programme in vestibular disorders, balance medicine and neuro-otological clinical practice — built for practising and training neurologists who manage dizziness, vertigo, imbalance and falls in routine care.
Dizziness, vertigo, imbalance, oscillopsia and falls account for a substantial share of neurological consultations — yet vestibular medicine remains under-represented in formal DM training.
This certificate course is structured around how neurologists actually meet these patients in clinic: from the first thirty seconds at the bedside, through investigation interpretation, to syndrome-based management and rehabilitation.
Theory is delivered asynchronously and anchored by faculty-led live case discussions every week. The programme consolidates in a two-day hands-on lab where examination technique, instrumental interpretation and rehabilitation planning are taught with real instruments and calibrated cases.
From the first bedside encounter to long-term rehabilitation — a complete map of the neuro-otological clinic.
Asynchronous lectures for depth, weekly live discussions for clinical reasoning, and an intensive hands-on lab for the skills that don’t transfer through video.
Module-wise lectures posted weekly on a dedicated learning portal. Watch at your own pace, revisit anytime, with module-wise formative assignments and MCQs throughout the programme.
Two to three hours every week of faculty-led case discussions, Q&A and vestibular sign interpretation. The cohort works through real referrals, syndromic reasoning and stroke red flags together.
A two-day intensive workshop covering clinical examination, positional manoeuvres, VNG / vHIT / fHIT interpretation, stabilometry, CCG and rehabilitation planning. Venue and dates intimated in advance.
Twelve modules organised into four parts — from neural substrate, through examination and clinical syndromes, to rehabilitation.
Anatomy, physiology and the visual signs that every clinical sign rests on.
Semicircular canal & otolith transduction; vestibulo-ocular & vestibulo-spinal reflexes.
Brainstem gaze centres; neural integrator; cerebellar ocular motor signatures.
Classification; peripheral vs central; head-shake & gaze-evoked nystagmus.
Syndrome-based reasoning, the bedside toolkit, and the acute brainstem-stroke mimic.
Acute, episodic & chronic vestibular syndromes; red flags; stroke protocol.
Ocular motor exam; head impulse test; skew deviation; gait & stance.
HINTS Plus; AICA / PICA infarction; MRI DWI limitations; acute management.
Canal-specific positional vertigo, central positional patterns and the episodic spectrum.
Dix–Hallpike; horizontal canal variants; multi-canal BPPV; canal-specific manoeuvres.
Downbeat nystagmus; MS & demyelination; cerebellar degenerations.
Vestibular migraine; Ménière’s disease; vestibular paroxysmia; TIA risk.
Functional overlays, degenerative balance disorders, and translating diagnosis into a rehab plan.
PPPD criteria; visual dependence; DHI / VSS scales; multimodal treatment.
CANVAS; ototoxicity; cerebellar ataxia; fall prevention.
Adaptation, habituation, substitution; rehab in stroke, PD and cerebellar disease.
Real instruments, calibrated cases, small-group teaching with one-on-one feedback. 100% attendance is mandatory for certification.
Examination · positional manoeuvres · HINTS Plus · documentation
VNG · vHIT · fHIT · stabilometry · CCG · rehab planning
Who can apply, how you’ll be evaluated, and what’s required to earn the certificate.
The course coordinator below leads the programme. The full faculty roster — including invited guest experts — will be published as the cohort is finalised.
Eminent internal and invited faculty from leading institutions across India will contribute to selected modules and the hands-on lab.
Get the complete programme overview — curriculum, hands-on sessions, faculty, fees and certification details — in one document. Ideal for sharing with colleagues or your training programme director.
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Offered by Yenepoya Medical College
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Department of Otorhinolaryngology
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