A posturography test typically takes between 20 to 30 minutes to complete. The duration may vary depending on the specific protocol used and the patient’s needs.

Objective Data: CDP provides quantitative data on postural sway, sway velocity, and other metrics. This precise data enables more accurate identification of balance deficits and facilitates effective tracking of improvements.
Sensory Input Differentiation: CDP testing helps pinpoint whether the root cause lies in the inner ear, proprioception issues, or visual dependence.
Targeted Treatment Planning: With a clearer understanding of the specific sensory system involved, therapists can design targeted interventions to address the underlying dysfunction.
Improved Patient Engagement: CDP testing can be a valuable patient education tool. Patients can see their balance issues on a screen, helping them understand and engage in their rehab program.

Virtualis MotionVR combines immersive virtual reality (VR) environments with CDP, allowing patients to engage in interactive balance exercises while receiving real-time feedback on their postural control. This innovative approach provides objective measurements of balance function and enhances patient motivation and participation in rehabilitation.

Combining VR with CDP opens new possibilities for balance rehabilitation by offering dynamic, real-life exercises that adapt to a patient’s abilities. Therapists can create personalized virtual environments, such as navigating uneven terrain or obstacles, with increasing difficulty levels to challenge and improve balance. The immersive nature of VR enhances patient motivation and participation, making therapy more engaging and effective, leading to better outcomes and quicker recovery for those with balance issues.