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Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (cVEMP)

The Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential (cVEMP) test evaluates otolith and vestibular nerve function by measuring short-latency EMG potential evoked responses to high-level acoustic stimuli. It is an essential tool for diagnosing various vestibular disorders.

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When is cVEMP required

  • Otolith and Vestibular Nerve Function: Assesses the function of the otolith organs and vestibular nerve.
  • Diagnostic Tool: Helps diagnose conditions such as Vestibular Neuritis, Superior Semi-circular Canal Dehiscence (SSCD), Meniere’s Disease, and Demyelinating Disorders.

Useful in

  • Vestibular Neuritis
  • Superior Semi-circular Canal Dehiscence (SSCD)
  • Meniere’s Disease
  • Demyelinating Disorders
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Specifications

  • Number of Channels: 2
  • Stimulus: Clicks delivered through air conduction earphones.
  • Sound Intensity: 90 dB nHL
  • Stimulus Frequency: 5.1 Hz
  • Automated Calculations:
    • Automated cVEMP ratio calculation
    • Calculation of Interaural difference of P1 Latency, Interaural difference of N1 Latency, Interaural difference of P1-N1 Inter amplitude, Side Ratio L/R, Asymmetrical Ratio (%)

NeuroEquilibrium cVEMP offers a precise and efficient method for assessing otolith and vestibular nerve function, aiding in the diagnosis and management of various vestibular disorders.

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