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Posturography is the
technique used to
quantify postural control in
upright stance in
either static or
dynamic conditions.
Among them,
Computerized dynamic...
- person's
ability to
maintain posture and balance,
different patterns of
posturography can be determined. Once a
pattern is determined, the
modalities and...
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Obstetric ultrasonography Thermography Virtual colonoscopy Neuroimaging Posturography Thrombosis prophylaxis Precordial thump Politzerization Hemodialysis...
- of
human positions Abnormal posturing, in
neurotrauma Spinal posture Posturography, in
neurology Posture (psychology)
Political posturing "Posture (Interlude)"...
- tests, head-thrust test,
caloric reflex test, and
computerized dynamic posturography (CDP). The
HINTS test,
which is a
combination of
three physical examination...
- CoP path
length during trials for time. The
other benefit to
having a
posturography system, such as the WBB, is that it is
portable so
clinicians around...
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imaging Magnetic resonance spectroscopy Optical coherence tomography Posturography Radiography,
fluoroscopy Ultrasonography and
echocardiography Electrocardiography...
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January 1980). "The
Mechanism of
Physiological Height Vertigo: II.
Posturography". Acta Oto-Laryngologica. 89 (3–6): 534–540. doi:10.3109/00016488009127171...
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vestibular evoked myogenic potentials (VEMPs), and
computerized dynamic posturography (CDP); however,
there are no
globally accepted guidelines for monitoring/management...
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Effects of
increased inertial load in
dynamic and
randomized perturbed posturography. Acta
Otolaryngol 1993;113:249–52. McGraw, B., McClenaghan, B.A., Williams...
