Clinical Utility of Remote Camera Video Head Impulse Testing Children Less Than 3 Years.
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Abstract
The purpose of this case report is to highlight both the feasibility and clinical utility of remote camera video head impulse testing (vHIT) in children <3 years. Five cases are described where remote camera vHIT was used to quantify ear specific semicircular function in children at risk for vestibular dysfunction. Remote camera vHIT is a helpful clinical tool for quantifying ear specific semicircular function in children between 6 and 31 months. Remote camera vHIT is feasible and provides ear specific information regarding semicircular canal function, which can be used to augment or validate the presence of vestibular dysfunction in children <3 years. Laryngoscope, 134:5201-5206, 2024.
Medical subject headings
- Head Impulse Test
- Video Recording
- Vestibular Diseases