Dosimetric investigation demonstrates electrical vestibular stimulation mechanics in vestibular dysfunction, highlighting therapeutic current parameters for balance.
. Normal function of the vestibular system can be disturbed using a noninvasive technique called electrical vestibular stimulation (EVS), which alters a person's sense of balance and causes false sensations of movement. EVS has been widely used to study the function of the vestibular system, and it has recently gained interest as a therapeutic tool to improve postural stability and help those suffering from vestibular dysfunction. Yet, understanding of how EVS stimulates the vestibular system, the current intensity needed to produce an effect and the frequencies at which it occurs have remained unclear.
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