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Old 06-26-2007, 08:47 PM #1
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Default anyone know anything about central abnormalities
Okay I can't seem to locate anyone that knows anything about this stuff.

I really just need some clues. Anyone know anything. THis has to do with the testing I had for my dizzy and imbalance. The VNG revealed, central abnormalities including slow velocity and prolonged velocity and prolonged latency with saccades, abnormal OPK bilateral and low VOR gain.
MRI is unremarkable.

I am starting vestibular rehabilitation soon for the central vestibular abnormalities, balance issues. But really just want to understand the brain issues.

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