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What is Normative Range of Caloric CP & Posturography? |
Dept. of Otorhinolaryngology1, Catholic Kwandong Univ. International St. Marys Hosp.©ö, Dept. of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Gachon Univ. of Medicine and Science©÷, Graduate School of Medicine Neuroscience Research Institute, Gachon Univ., Graduate School of Medicine©ø |
Mi Joo KIM,
Mi Joo KIM1, Hyunjun KIM2, Nam Beom KIM3, Gyu-cheol HAN2
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¸ñÀû: The represented way to measure the vestibular function are a
bithermal caloric test and a posturography. Although these are most
ordinary used test, no one have been verifying normal range of
Korean. ¹æ¹ý:This study was based on 40 people with acute vestibular neuritis
and 27 age matched normal control in a tertiary medical center in
Incheon from September 2014 to July 2015, and this study was
implemented ROC analysis focusing on sensitivity and specificity
about bithermal caloric test and condition 5, 6 of posturography by
using prospective case-control study. °á°ú:The recommended value of CP, which is most important in caloric test, is 16.325% (sensitivity=0.767, specificity=0.902) but it is able to change up to 34.015% depending on using the test as a definitive diagnostic tool or the purpose of screen. The each result of equilibrium score of posturography was 51.833 (sensitivity=0.667, specificity=0.619), 60.667 (sensitivity=0.533, specificity=0.714) in condition 5, 6. °á·Ð:The purpose of this study was finding normal range of vestibular
function test for Korean. And we found out that the normal range
of bithermal caloric test could be used according to its use, and
the normal range of reference sway equilibrium score of
posturography in Korean was higher than the normal range supplied
by manufacturer clearly, although most value of posturography was
a similar with normal range supplied by manufacturer. The
vestibular function test is not a tool for diagnosing vertiginous
perception itself, so we should clarify meaning of test as basis
for determining abnormality. |
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