Vestibular Rehabilitation

Vestibular
Rehabilitation
through
Optokinetic
Stimulation

Full 360° visual
immersion

Optokinetic stimulation

Balance Rehabilitation

Optotest is an optokinetic stimulator used in vestibular rehabilitation. This stimulator showcases an interactive scene in a dark room where the patient is standing. It offers to clinicians rich and varied protocols adapted to a wide range of vestibular therapeutic indications.

Optotest stimulates the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) in order to reduce the response of the visual input and to transfer responses to somato sensory inputs.

While plantar skin information detects stability, the visual information received indicates the opposite.

This neurosensory conflict forces the subject to use a third sensory input to stabilize himself: vestibular informations.

Vestibular therapy

Balance rehabilitation

Sensorial rebalancing

Clinical Applications

Motion Sickness

Rotatory vertigo

Vestibular disease or omission

Visual Dependence

Vestibulo ocular disorder

Adapted and progressive stimulation

Rotation speed is adjustable, from 10°/s to 120°/s and the direction of rotation can be set for each engine.
One mode can also combine the movement of the 3 motors. The three modes are as followed:
Manual
3 protocols pre-registered (remote control)
Free control and setting

Innovative & efficient

This optokinetic simulator remote-controlled is composed of a sphere in which a light source is shinning and inducing a total 360° visual motion.
This stimulator, movable on 3 axes, can create optokinetic stimulations with per-rotary convection in the direction and orientation desired:
Rear-front Rotation
L-R Rotation
Combined Rotations