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Computerized Dynamic Posturography (CDP)

NeuroEquilibrium Computerized Dynamic Posturography (CDP) provides an objective and functional evaluation of the postural control system. It identifies deficits in balance strategies and customizes rehabilitation according to patient-specific needs.

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When is CDP required

  • Postural Control Assessment: Evaluates the postural control system to identify balance deficits.
  • Customized Rehabilitation: Tailors rehabilitation plans based on individual patient requirements.

Tests Included

  • Sensory Organization Test (SOT): Identifies abnormalities in the use of the three sensory systems (somatosensory, visual, vestibular) contributing to postural control.
  • Motor Control Test (MCT): Measures motor responses to unexpected perturbations and quantifies motor strategies used to prevent falls.
  • Adaptation Test (ADT): Assesses the ability to regain balance upon disruption of somatosensory input, teaching stabilization strategies to prevent falls.
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Features

  • Advanced Platform: Equipped with four load cells and forward-backward toe-up and toe-down movement capabilities.
  • Data Management: Automatic storage of data on the cloud with customized reports and easy-to-view charts.
  • Integrated Virtual Reality: Enhances the assessment and rehabilitation experience.
  • Rehabilitation Modules: Includes three specialized modules for comprehensive rehabilitation.

NeuroEquilibrium CDP offers a thorough and precise method for assessing and treating balance disorders, ensuring effective diagnosis and personalized rehabilitation strategies.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a CDP test?

A CDP test stands for Computerized Dynamic Posturography. It is used to assess how well a person maintains balance when sensory conditions such as vision or surface stability are altered. The test evaluates how the brain integrates visual, vestibular, and sensory input, helping identify balance disorders, fall risk, and causes of unexplained dizziness or unsteadiness.

The CDP exam is a balance assessment where a person stands on a specialized platform while visual surroundings or surface conditions change. These controlled challenges measure postural responses and stability limits. At advanced balance centers like Neuroequillibrium, CDP exams are used to precisely identify which sensory system is contributing to balance problems and guide targeted rehabilitation.

In the CTET exam, CDP stands for Child Development and Pedagogy. It is a core subject that evaluates a teacher’s understanding of how children learn and develop. The section covers growth stages, learning theories, inclusive education, and teaching strategies, focusing on applying developmental concepts to classroom teaching and student-centered learning.

In education, CDP refers to Child Development and Pedagogy. It studies the physical, cognitive, emotional, and social development of children and how these processes influence learning. CDP helps educators design age-appropriate teaching methods, understand learner diversity, and support students’ individual needs effectively within formal and informal learning environments.

In exams, CDP usually means Child Development and Pedagogy, especially in teaching eligibility and recruitment tests. It assesses knowledge of child psychology, learning processes, motivation, intelligence, and inclusive education. The goal is to ensure that candidates understand how students think and learn, enabling effective teaching practices across different age groups and abilities.

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