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Posturography and Balance Problems in Older People
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1995OBJECTIVE: To determine which measurements and test conditions on posturography are most useful for identifying balance problems in older people.SUBJECTS: Two samples of 70 community‐dwelling older subjects (>75 years). One group (controls) considered their balance normal for their age, and the other (patients) complained of imbalance.MEASUREMENTS ...
Robert W. Baloh +4 more
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Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1996
I greatly appreciate the opportunity to address the comments by Dobie and by Black and Homer. A brief supplemental analysis of the original data 1 is included herein to address the questions raised by my colleagues and to further support the validity of my original findings. A meta-analysis is a quantitative review of existing literature.
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I greatly appreciate the opportunity to address the comments by Dobie and by Black and Homer. A brief supplemental analysis of the original data 1 is included herein to address the questions raised by my colleagues and to further support the validity of my original findings. A meta-analysis is a quantitative review of existing literature.
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Posturography does not Test Vestibulospinal Function
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1999The clinical usefulness of posturography is unknown, despite its costing more than $500 per test in some areas of the United States, including Boston. We cross‐sectionally and prospectively studied blinded vestibulo‐ocular and vestibulospinal tests from 29 stable patients with chronic vestibular hypofunction; 22 patients were affected bilaterally (BVH),
Mary K. Evans, David E. Krebs
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Clinical comparisons of posturography and electronystagmography
The Laryngoscope, 1993A retrospective study was conducted of 103 balance-disturbed patients of mixed etiologies tested with electronystagmography (ENG) and computerized dynamic posturography (CDP). CDP was abnormal for 83% of the group as compared to 42% abnormal ENG results. In cases of otolithic dysfunction, ENG was more sensitive and gave specific information. Results of
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Computerized Dynamic Posturography and Seasickness Susceptibility
The Laryngoscope, 1999AbstractObjective/Hypothesis: The neural mismatch theory emphasizes the role of conflicting multimodal sensory interactions in producing both motion sickness and the rearrangement process that finally leads to habituation to the adverse motion conditions.
L. Podoshin +6 more
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1994
Die Analyse des spontan oder experimentell ausgelosten Nystagmus mittels Frenzel-Brille oder Elektronystagmographie dient hauptsachlich der Lokalisation einer Storung im Vestibularis-System (Topodiagnostik). Dagegen beschaftigt sich die Gleichgewichts-Prufung im eigentlichen Sinne, also die verschiedenen vestibulo-spinalen Untersuchungen, mit der ...
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Die Analyse des spontan oder experimentell ausgelosten Nystagmus mittels Frenzel-Brille oder Elektronystagmographie dient hauptsachlich der Lokalisation einer Storung im Vestibularis-System (Topodiagnostik). Dagegen beschaftigt sich die Gleichgewichts-Prufung im eigentlichen Sinne, also die verschiedenen vestibulo-spinalen Untersuchungen, mit der ...
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Sensory interaction testing in platform posturography
The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1993Mostly techniques measuring the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) have been used for the evaluation of patients with dizziness problems. Some investigators, however, have also tried to take into account the vestibulospinal reflex (VSR). So recording techniques for the Romberg-test have been proposed and called posturography (PG).
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Is Posturography a Candidate for a Vigilance Test?
2009Studies exhibit that between 20 and 40% of traffic accidents in Germany are related to driver’s hypovigilance. Hypovigilance, as stated by some authors, effects driver’s per formance in a similar way as alcohol consumption does. But un like blood alcohol level testing up to now there is no mobile, non invasive vigilance test with low test durations ...
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