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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 should I do before taking the CDP test?

Before you start your CDP test, put on clothes that are comfortable and don’t have heels. Try not to have caffeine atleast a few  several hours ahead of your test, mainly if it’s late in the day. If you are taking drugs that might affect your balance, tell your doctor. The test is not painful because you stand on a platform that rocks gently as you’re fitted in a safety harness.

As you take the test, you will stand on a platform that moves slightly and do simple tasks. You may sometimes need to take notice of something and look at it, or look away when the environment gets too busy. The purpose of the test is to see how your vision, inner ear, and muscles team up to keep you balanced. The entire time, you will be clipped in to a harness to keep you safe from falling.

The tests show how effectively your body’s balance systems help you hold your balance. If a system isn’t performing correctly, the test will find out which one it is. This way, your doctor can understand your situation  condition well and recommend the best treatment.

CDP helps find out which areas of your balance system are not working correctly. With the help of your results, therapists are able to choose exercises that focus on your weak areas. If you do these exercises regularly, they will make you more balanced, less dizzy, and protect you from falling.

After the test, your therapist will create a custom rehabilitation plan just for you. This may include exercises to boost your coordination, strength, and stability. With consistent sessions and effort, your balance can improve significantly, helping you feel more steady and confident in your movements.

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