Management of imbalance in a patient with third window disease associated with normal pressure hydrocephalus after head trauma, case report

Imbalance is a common symptom after head trauma, which could be caused by either central, peripheral vestibular disorders or both, brain concussion represents a common central cause of imbalance after head trauma, while peripheral causes include labyrinthine concussion, Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo, Perilymphatic fistula, Inner ear third window disease, this imbalance is managed depending on the underlying cause, we will present a case of imbalance after head trauma in a 54 year old patient and share our experience in managing it.