Table V.

Prevalence of HVIN in each vestibular disorder and logistic regression analysis evaluating the HVIN odds ratio in each of them compared to healthy controls and adjusted for age and sex.

Vestibular disorders	N	HVIN	%	β	SE	p	Adjusted OR (95%CI)
BPPV	455	24	5.3	0.147	0.077	0.496	2.729 (0.361-20.612)
Menière's disease	93	35	37.6	0.378	0.107	< 0.001	29.569 (3.908-223.753)
Acute vestibular neuritis	54	39	72.2	0.708	0.117	< 0.001	127.400 (16.117-1007.076)
Compensated vestibular neuritis	89	33	37.1	0.357	0.169	< 0.001	28.875 (3.807-218.989)
Labyrinthine fistulas	20	11	55	0.586	0.117	< 0.001	59.889 (6.858-522.955)
Pre-surgery acoustic neuroma	12	11	91.7	0.754	0.085	< 0.001	539.001 (31.244-9298.573)
Post-surgery acoustic neuroma	9	7	77.8	0.363	0.185	< 0.001	171.501 (13.693-2148.022)
Bilateral vestibular areflexia	5	1	20	0.207	0.107	0.175	12.250 (0.639-234.810)
Neurovascular compression	5	3	60	0.278	0.087	0.001	73.500 (5.098-1059.783)
Migraine-related vertigo	188	36	19.1	0.301	0.148	0.002	11.605 (1.550-86.867)
Multiple sclerosis	12	9	75	0.423	0.109	< 0.001	147.000 (13.712-1575.926)
Cerebellar diseases	11	8	72.7	0.486	0.111	< 0.001	130.667 (12.052-1416.28)
Vascular vertigo	152	27	17.8	0.358	0.107	0.004	10.584 (1.400-80.032)
Chronic subjective dizziness	23	0	0	-0.275	0.148	0.827	0.980 (0.942-1.020)
Undiagnosed vertigo	74	19	25.7	0.421	0.205	< 0.001	16.927 (2.185-131.149)

SE: standard error; OR: Odds Ratio; 95% CI: 95% confidence intervals; a p value < 0.003 was considered significant according to Bonferroni correction.