Luc Vereeck

Luc Vereeck is a Professor at the University of Antwerp, Belgium, where he has served as a lecturer in neurological rehabilitation since 1998. His career bridges clinical practice and academic research, with foundational work at the Antwerp University Hospital's neurology and neurosurgery departments.

His academic credentials include a Master's degree in motor rehabilitation and physiotherapy from the Catholic University of Leuven (1984) and a PhD in medical sciences from the University of Antwerp (2008). His doctoral thesis, 'Evaluation and treatment of patients with a vestibular disorder. A physiotherapeutic approach,' established his specialization.

Professor Vereeck's research centers on vestibular rehabilitation, with over 50 publications documenting his contributions to understanding benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) and acute vestibular disorders. His current longitudinal study identifies predictors of chronic vertigo, demonstrating sustained focus on improving clinical outcomes for balance disorders. His work integrates clinical physiotherapy with evidence-based treatment protocols.

As an active international contributor, he participates in academic forums like the Antwerp International Vestibular Course, sharing expertise in vestibular assessment and treatment methodologies. His research trajectory shows consistent progression from clinical practice to specialized academic leadership in neurorehabilitation.