Rotational testing is more sensitive than caloric testing even though both are typically used during a full balance assessment.
Rotational testing produces fewer false negatives than caloric testing and is the only test suitable for compensated unilateral lesions and bilateral vestibular lesions.
Rotational testing also avoids all the accessories required for caloric testing and is therefore preferred by many patients. Some patient groups (e.g. children) will often accept rotational testing but reject calorics.
SPECIFICATIONS
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Maximum acceleration |
100 deg/s² |
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Max. patient weight |
135 kg for full specification. |
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Reclining backrest |
Manually operated from 0 deg (horizontal) to 90 deg (sitting) |
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Slip rings |
18 FireWire® compatible slip-rings |
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Emergency stop |
Emergency stop button disconnects the motor power |
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Patient alarm button |
Sends an alarm signal to the computer and stops the rotation |
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Weight incl. package |
190 kg |
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Dimensions |
90 cm x 70 cm x 160 cm |
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Dimensions incl. package |
100 cm x 75 cm x 190 cm |
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Power supply |
110-230 V~ (50/60 Hz)/ 4A max |
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Options |
Off-axis movement, ± 10 cm max |
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