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Subjective Visual Vertical (SVV)

The Subjective Visual Vertical (SVV) test evaluates the otolith system, which is crucial for perceiving verticality. This test is essential for detecting abnormal subjective tilt and diagnosing various vestibular disorders.

When is SVV required

Otolithic Disorders: Assesses and diagnoses otolithic dysfunction.
Chronic Dizziness: Evaluates chronic dizziness conditions.
Peripheral Vestibular Insult: Identifies the side of vestibular damage during the acute stage.
Compensated Vestibular Disorders: Aids in diagnosing vestibular disorders that have compensated over time.
Rehabilitation Effectiveness: Assesses the impact of rehabilitation on vestibular function.

Tests Included

Static SVV (Head Vertical): Measures vertical perception with the head in a vertical position.
Dynamic SVV (Head Vertical with Optokinetic Background): Assesses vertical perception with a moving background.

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Design Features

Tubular Vision Goggle: Equipped with a gyroscope and accelerometer.
Head Angle Measurement: Ensures correct head positioning during testing.

For doctors and patients, the NeuroEquilibrium SVV test provides a reliable method to assess and diagnose disorders related to the perception of verticality and chronic dizziness.