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A disorder of the inner ear in which a person may feel dizzy. Some persons with hearing loss may experience an episode of vertigo.
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Dizziness - a symptom sometimes caused by an acoustic neuroma
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Illusion of movement; a sensation as if the external world were revolving around an individual (objective vertigo) or as if the individual were revolving in space (subjective vertigo). Vestibular System ?System in the body that is responsible for maintaining balance, posture, and the body's orientation in space. This system also regulates locomotion and other movements and keeps objects in visual focus as the body moves. Vestibule ?Boney cavity of the inner ear.
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a hallucination of movement, which is highly suggestive of vestibular dysfunction.
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Refers to comics that are published by a DC "imprint" or subsidiary company, Vertigo. The seeds of the Vertigo line were sown many years ago in various books that emphasized mysticism and horror over traditional superheroing. Phantom Stranger and Swamp Thing are two prominent, early examples of Vertigo-type comics. Officially, Vertigo comics began in 1993. They continue to offer 'adult' themes and characters that presumably wouldn't be permissable under the Comics Code. ...
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