Lilian Felipe, Associate Chair for the Doctor of Audiology Program, Lamar University Speech & Hearing Sciences, Texas, US.
This esteemed event, organised by the International Vestibular Society, brought together leading experts in vestibular medicine and rehabilitation.
The scientific programme featured a diverse range of instructional courses, plenary lectures and interactive sessions, fostering a collaborative environment for advancing the field.
The conference commenced with an opening ceremony led by Prof O. Nuri Ozgirgin, who also chaired several sessions throughout the event. Notably, Dr Herman Kingma delivered a plenary lecture on the neurophysiology of bilateral vestibular disease, discussing advancements in diagnostic techniques and treatment strategies. Prof Raymond van de Berg presented on the outcomes of second-generation vestibular implants, highlighting their efficacy and potential to enhance patient quality of life. Dr Soumit Dasgupta led discussions on paediatric vestibular disorders, addressing diagnostic challenges and therapeutic approaches tailored for younger patients.
A dedicated session on vestibular rehabilitation explored the integration of virtual reality technologies to enhance patient care and outcomes.
The Vertigo Academy International 2025 once again reinforced its status as a premier platform for advancing vestibular science and practice on a global scale.
