In the pathogenesis of a number of labyrinthopathies, along with osteochondrosis, snundilosis of the cervical spine, pathological tortuosity and other abnormalities of the vertebral artery, a definite role is played by acute and chronic neck injuries, which cause damage to blood vessels and nerves, which play an important role in the functions of the inner ear (vertebral artery, cervical sympathetic plexus, etc.).