Hypertension and its complications in the form of various forms of hypertensive encephalopathies are very widespread in the world. It should be noted that recently this disease has become “younger,” which leads to damage to people of working age, and is also the most common cause of disability and mortality from cardiovascular diseases. Despite numerous studies carried out in the world on this problem, it can be noted that the existing literature reflecting cochleovestibular disorders in patients with hypertension is presented mainly based on the duration and stage of hypertension, but without taking into account cerebrovascular disorders. We have not found any in-depth otoneurological studies in patients with hypertension with DCVR, especially those reflecting their dynamics against the background of the use of modern antihypertensive drugs.

Hypertension, cochleovestibular disorders, encephalopathy

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