Computerized Dynamic Posturography (CDP) is a unique assessment technique used to objectively quantify and differentiate among the wide variety of possible sensory, motor, and central adaptive impairments to balance control. As such, CDP is complementary to clinical tests designed to localize and categorize pathological mechanisms of balance disorders. CDP can identify and differentiate the functional impairments associated with the pathological processes. By itself, CDP cannot diagnose pathology or site-of-lesion. Adding the optional long force plate to CDP extends the rehabilitation capabilities of the system.

Key Benefits

•  Objective Clinical Tests of the Balance System
•  Effective Management of Patients with Balance Disorders
•  Reproducible and reliable. 

Capabilities

NeuroCom systems have application in a variety of patient populations - neurological, orthopedic, geriatric and falling populations.  The utility of the equipment comes with its ability to ferret out the underlying problem and determine if it is sensory, integrative or motor.

Assessment - Standard of Care

For more than 20 years Posturography has been the best tool for functional assessment of balance disorders.

Rehabilitation

Bio feedback capabilities of the equipment shorten the neuromuscular reeducation process.

Documentation

Quantification allows for documentation not only of the the assessment of the patient but also the improvement in rehabilitation.

Reference Accounts

Major teaching institutions around the world as well as community hospitals and private practices have gained the benefit of this equipment to improve their outcomes.

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