Do you have any suggestions on how to stimulate the vestibular system in deaf patients besides cervical movements and balance board? Do you know if sound into a deaf ear will still have some effect? Do you know if the use of caloric can have any effect?

why does vision motion sensitivity suggest possible cerebellar problem vs just a visual problem?

Is there a way to use a cell phone to record eye movements during vision motion sensitivity testing? Would the patient holding the phone work?

Do you find oculomotor finds can change when a patient is seated vs weight bearing on lower or upper extremity? I ask because a number of my patients have histories where they’ve never gotten over an ankle injury, or knee surgery or arm fractures etc. I wonder if this can change vestibular or oculomotor motor function when an old injury or poorly healed and poorly rehabbed area is activated?

If yes then I guess the injury or past surgery might be more the priority for treatment vs the neuro findings since the findings might be skewed?