Unsteadiness in the elderly is a frequent complaint and a strong predictor of falls and psychological distress. Although there is a general consensus that it is a multifactorial condition, recent studies have focused on the role of aging of the vestibular system as a possible cofactor. The aim of our work was to assess horizontal canal function in the elderly.

Decrease of Horizontal Canal Vestibulo-Oculomotor Reflex Gain in the Elderly with Dysequilibrium without Lifetime Vertigo

TRIMARCHI, MATTEO;BUSSI, MARIO
2017-01-01

Abstract

Unsteadiness in the elderly is a frequent complaint and a strong predictor of falls and psychological distress. Although there is a general consensus that it is a multifactorial condition, recent studies have focused on the role of aging of the vestibular system as a possible cofactor. The aim of our work was to assess horizontal canal function in the elderly.
2017
Inglese
ORL
79
3
178-184
184
Sì, ma tipo non specificato
Dysequilibrium; Elderly; Presbystasis; Vestibular function; Vestibulo-ocular reflex; Video head impulse test
none
5
info:eu-repo/semantics/article
262
Teggi, Roberto; Trimarchi, Matteo; Gatti, Omar; Fornasari, Francesco; Bussi, Mario
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