sirisha
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Videonystagmography Report
Oculomotor Test Battery:
Gaze & Spontaneous Nystagmus: Within normal limits
Smooth Pursuit (tracking): Abnormally saccadic and no wave form
Saccades: Abnormal latency, abnormal velocity, no saccadic movement
Optokinetic: Abnormal bilaterally
Torsion Swing: Abnormal lack of suppression with fixation
Rotational Testing: Abnormal horizontal gain at 5 Hz, abnormal vertical gain at 3-5 Hz,
abnormal vertical asymmetry at 1 Hz, abnormal horizontal phase at 1 Hz
Positional Testing: Abnormal head left, body left and body right
Dix-Hallpike: Abnormal bilaterally
Caloric Testing: Within normal limits
Impressions: Possible peripheral vestibulopathy based on Positional testing. Strong
evidence of central vestibulopathy based on Smooth Pursuit, Saccade, Optokinetic,
Torsion Swing and bilateral Hallpike testing.
Recommendations: An MRI, with and without contrast, may be indicated to further
assess the central nervous system.
thankyou
Videonystagmography Report
Oculomotor Test Battery:
Gaze & Spontaneous Nystagmus: Within normal limits
Smooth Pursuit (tracking): Abnormally saccadic and no wave form
Saccades: Abnormal latency, abnormal velocity, no saccadic movement
Optokinetic: Abnormal bilaterally
Torsion Swing: Abnormal lack of suppression with fixation
Rotational Testing: Abnormal horizontal gain at 5 Hz, abnormal vertical gain at 3-5 Hz,
abnormal vertical asymmetry at 1 Hz, abnormal horizontal phase at 1 Hz
Positional Testing: Abnormal head left, body left and body right
Dix-Hallpike: Abnormal bilaterally
Caloric Testing: Within normal limits
Impressions: Possible peripheral vestibulopathy based on Positional testing. Strong
evidence of central vestibulopathy based on Smooth Pursuit, Saccade, Optokinetic,
Torsion Swing and bilateral Hallpike testing.
Recommendations: An MRI, with and without contrast, may be indicated to further
assess the central nervous system.
thankyou