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Posturographic sensory ratios provide evidence for neuroplasticity after computerized vestibular rehabilitation therapy in a single group interventional trial

Eytan A. David, MD, FRCSC, Navid Shahnaz, PhD

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Take Control of Your Balance with Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation

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November 24, 2024

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Understanding Vestibular Deficits

For millions of people, balance and dizziness issues caused by vestibular deficits disrupt daily life. These conditions often lead to difficulty performing routine tasks, fear of falling, and social isolation, severely impacting quality of life.

Vestibular deficits, such as unilateral vestibular deficits (UVD), occur when the inner ear’s balance system is impaired. This can lead to symptoms like dizziness, vertigo, and instability. Traditional treatments, like home exercise programs (HEP), have been helpful but are not always sufficient to fully restore balance and confidence.

Introducing a New Era of Rehabilitation: CVRT

Computerized Vestibular Retraining Therapy (CVRT) represents a significant advancement in vestibular rehabilitation. Unlike traditional methods, CVRT uses state-of-the-art computerized dynamic posturography (CDP) systems to deliver personalized, data-driven exercises that adapt to each patient’s progress.

Recent studies demonstrated that CVRT offers significant improvements in balance and patient-reported outcomes compared to HEP alone. This advanced therapy addresses vestibular deficits through progressively challenging exercises that simulate real-world balance challenges. Patients benefit from real-time feedback, ensuring proper technique and maximizing the therapy’s effectiveness.

How CVRT Works

CVRT involves exercises performed on a dynamic platform equipped with interactive visual and motion feedback. Patients are guided to shift their weight and maintain stability as the platform responds to their movements. Over time, the exercises become more challenging, engaging the vestibular, visual, and proprioceptive systems to improve overall balance.

This approach helps the brain adapt to vestibular deficits by leveraging neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to reorganize and form new neural connections. The result is better stability, reduced dizziness, and greater confidence in daily activities.

Why November Is the Ideal Time for Change

As the seasons shift, November serves as a reminder of the importance of adapting and taking proactive steps for better health. If you or a loved one struggles with balance issues, this month is an opportunity to explore new solutions like CVRT. By addressing vestibular deficits now, you can move confidently into the months ahead, equipped with improved balance and independence.

Success Stories: The Transformative Power of CVRT

Patients who have undergone CVRT often report life-changing improvements. They not only experience enhanced physical stability but also regain the confidence to engage in activities they once avoided. From reduced fear of falling to greater participation in social events, CVRT enables individuals to reclaim their lives.

Discover Advanced Vestibular Rehabilitation with StabilityLAB

StabilityLAB is dedicated to providing innovative therapies that address vestibular deficits effectively. Our services include CVRT, a cutting-edge solution designed to help patients achieve lasting improvements in balance and quality of life. Whether you’re recovering from a vestibular condition or seeking to enhance your mobility, StabilityLAB is here to support you every step of the way.

Take the First Step Today

Don’t let balance issues hold you back. StabilityLAB’s unique evidence-based approach utilizes objective tests to diagnose vertigo and restore balance. If you have been experiencing vertigo, imbalance, or other symptoms affecting your equilibrium, it is crucial to undergo proper evaluation to identify the underlying cause. Contact StabilityLAB today to learn more about how CVRT can help you regain your stability and confidence. 

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