Head impulse test
A negative HIT in this single case must not be taught as sufficient to diagnose stroke; HINTS applies to acute vestibular syndrome in the right clinical setting and with trained examiners. This patient was treated for a suspected canalith jam. Contact sheet reviewed: source video explicitly titles the negative head impulse test around 00:35, followed by face close-ups during bilateral head thrusts; other segments show infrared nystagmus and supine roll testing. Display copy is an excerpt from 44 to 75 seconds of the linked original.
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Ajay Kumar Vats · CC BY 4.0 · inherited_catalog_not_refetched
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