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Development and Validation of a Modified Sudbury Vertigo Risk Score for Predicting Central Causes of Dizziness in the Emergency Department
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Distinguishing central causes of dizziness from peripheral causes in emergency department (ED) patients is a challenging clinical problem. The Sudbury Vertigo Risk Score is a clinical prediction model that supports decision-making by predicting central causes of dizziness. However, its predictor “benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) diagnosis” may introduce uncertainty and limit clinical usability. Therefore, we developed a modified model in which this predictor was replaced with variables that can be assessed through patient history.
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