Balance & Vestibular
disorders treatment

The 3 sensory inputs needed to maintain a good balance (vision, proprioception and labyrinthine system) are trained and efficiently rehabilitated thanks to Virtual Reality. From assessment to rehabilitation, Virtualis modules allow the global treatment of the patient. The patient is offered analytical (isolated entries) or multisensory rehabilitation to get a real functional rehabilitation and to be as close as possible to his daily life. The use of force plates (connected to VR) provides a very effective additional tool, whether for assessment or rehabilitation.

An Must Have medical tool in the therapeutic arsenal of the vestibular clinician expert, Virtual Reality allows the most complete rehabilitation of vestibular disorders. Virtualis rehabilitation modules considerably simplify optokinetic stimulations and make them closer to the physiology of the patient. Virtual Reality allows the use of several optical flows in full immersion.

The patient benefits from the most state-of-art and effective solution when combined with rehabilitation platforms & CDP integrated Virtual Reality, whether for vestibular assessments or for the rehabilitation of such pathologies.

The 360° immersion of Virtual Reality makes it possible to have the most relevant tool to allow the gradual desensitization of all the different symptoms of motion sickness but also for certain phobias such as acrophobia or agoraphobia.

Thepatient is virtuallyplaced in the situations that cause the symptoms. Exposure to the factors that trigger disorders will start very smoothly and will be gradually increased until the disorder sustainably disappears.

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Working on proprioception in a very functional and physiological way, training visual dependence and the vestibular system, are some of the possibilities offered by Virtualis rehabilitation modules. These modules are the result of many years of practical experience and users’ feedback in physical therapy, neurology, balance and vestibular disorders.

The patient benefits from a very tailored rehabilitation protocol thanks to the data exported from the various assessments offered by BalanceVR. Virtual Reality allows the rehabilitator to make his patient work in the conditions closest to reality. When combined with static or dynamic force plates and CDP, it’s even open more the range of possibilities.

Dynamic Visual Acuity (DVA) is key for everyday activity life but also in sports performance. Virtual Reality makes it possible to assess Static and Dynamic Visual Acuity and then to train rehabilitate it in a fun and varied way with real time adaptation and progression possibility (speed, amplitude, size of the optotype...).

The VR goggles allow to stimulate the oculo-vestibular reflex with physiologic amplitudes up to 360°.

The patient improves his DVA through various specific and dedicated exercises which are adaptable in real time depending on the patient conditions.

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