Quantitative Equilibrium Test and Complementary Studies in Patients with Vertigo

Several useful studies have been reported in the evaluation of nystagmus that may be spontaneous and inductive, any of which have been given to study vestibular function through the vestibulospinal, retinoocular, and vestibular systems [7-8]. Through the test of the Skull-Body-Spray (CCG), Posturography (TOB) tests, and Computerized Electronystagmography (CNG) [10-16]. 1343 patients with vertigo or dizziness are investigated; 48.16% of the cases have a vascular origin, prevailing a group of pathologies secondary to the process of hydrodynamic alterations, 10,335 patients were studied and investigated under German parameters. Argentina 2,234 patients. Through the Doppler Ultrasonography of the head and neck (USD), the modern physician can help to complement his better diagnosis, correlating the clinical exploration with vestibulospinal (CCG) and (TOB), retinoocular And vestibulocular (CNG)] of the patient with vertigo or dizziness [17-23].