Cervico-ocular reflex upregulation in dizzy patients with asymmetric neck pathology

Cervico-ocular reflex upregulation in dizzy patients with asymmetric neck pathology Patients with asymmetric restriction in neck rotation and increased neck muscle tension reveal the tendency to have an increased response of the vestibular system, along with co-existing COR upregulation. Further research is needed to investigate the relationships between the activation of cervical mechanoreceptors and dizziness pathomechanisms.

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