Vestibular Disorders & RF Exposure — Clinical Patterns, AHI Evidence, Tests & Differential Diagnosis

Scene 99 — Clinical vestibular disorders associated with RF exposure: BPPV otoconia displacement, endolymphatic hydrops, saccular dysfunction (cVEMP), VOR impairment (vHIT). AHI/Havana syndrome literature (NASEM 2020, Hoffer 2020, Schwartz 2022). Symptom timeline, disorder spectrum, clinical test battery, and differential diagnosis guide.

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