This course will provide an introduction into the background, process and interpretation of the oculomotor assessment, Saccadometry. The course will cover the background theory behind Saccadometry an…
In June 2023, with the support of the William Demant Foundation, Dr. Daniel Romero and audiology students from Vanderbilt University Medical Center (VUMC) embarked on a mission trip to Kraków, Poland…
The idea of a rotational chair was first introduced by Robert Bárány in 1907 and has been used for a variety of different clinical needs since that time. However, newer vestibular tests, such as the…
It is well known that rotational chair testing offers a reliable, repeatable and tolerable stimulus to the inner ear to investigate the function of the vestibular system, specifically the vestibulo-o…
As a clinician who sees patients day in and day out, you want personalized software that’s tailored to your preferences. Luckily, VisualEyes™ has an incredible amount of options for you to adjust you…
Before starting my position with Interacoustics, I used VisualEyes™ all day every day for several years in a busy vestibular clinic. Even though I felt like I knew the software well, transitioning to…
While humanitarian trips are often taken by audiologists for the purposes of addressing hearing concerns, taking earmold impressions, and fitting hearing aids, less often are humanitarian efforts foc…
Lisa L. Hunter, PhD1, Chelsea M. Blankenship1, AuD, PhD and Yvonne S. Sininger2, PhD 1Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center, Division of Patient Service Research, Children’s Audiology Researc…
The measurement of eye movements is critical for accurate diagnosis and evaluation of treatment progression. However, the position and speed of the head can play a significant role in the diagnosis o…
Goggles have long been a valuable tool in vestibular testing, with the newest technology taking it a step further. This article will explore the latest advancements and how you can use them to gain a…
