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Craniocorpography (CCG)

NeuroEquilibrium Craniocorpography (CCG) is a specialized tool used to evaluate the vestibulospinal reflex, which is essential for maintaining balance during gait testing.

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Tests Included

CCG assesses the following protocols to provide a comprehensive evaluation of balance and vestibular function:

  • Romberg Test: Evaluates static balance with eyes closed.
  • Tandem Walking: Assesses dynamic balance and coordination.
  • Unterberger/Fukuda Test: Identifies directional deviations and sway during stepping tests.
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NeuroEquilibrium CCG offers a reliable method for doctors to diagnose and understand balance disorders, aiding in effective treatment planning. It also serves as a good tool to monitor the progress of patients on vestibular rehabilitation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Craniocorpography (CCG) test, and why is it done?

The CCG test checks your body’s balance control ability. You use a helmet with lights while carrying out easy tasks, such as standing or walking where you are. These movements are saved so that doctors can see how well your balance functions. This test can find out why you are having dizziness or feeling unsteady.

Preparing for the CCG test is easy. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes and low-heeled shoes to move freely. You might be advised to avoid certain medications or caffeine beforehand to ensure accurate results. Eating a light snack and staying hydrated before the test can help prevent light-headedness. A good night’s rest will also put you in the best condition. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to ask your doctor.

While taking the test, a helmet with lights will be provided for you, and sometimes lights will also be added to your shoulders. You might be required to stay perfectly still with your eyes closed or keep walking where you are. Cameras keep a record of your movements, and computers look at how your body stays stable. The test is harmless, requires about 20 minutes, and gives important information about how you maintain your balance.

After the test, your doctor will review the results and explain the condition of your balance system. They will discuss whether any problems were detected and recommend further tests or treatments if needed. The goal is to help you regain confidence and stability in your daily activities.

If the problem with balance is found, different treatments may be used depending on its cause. Many doctors advise vestibular rehabilitation therapy to improve a person’s balance and coordination. If dizziness is caused by certain conditions, your doctor may decide to give you medications. Sometimes, when anxiety is the reason for balance issues, counseling or using stress management methods is advised. The treatment plan will be designed for you to help you live more comfortably each day.

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