How to diagnose peripheral vestibular disorders?

The Interacoustics Academy is the place to go for education. They are the people we call upon when we need help answering your questions. The Academy work tirelessly to create beneficial educational content that is at the forefront of the audiology and vestibular field. Keep an eye out this year for our advertisements as we pursue more thought leadership content from the experts and deliver it to you. Often the programs are recorded and only available for a short time, so please sign up to ensure you don’t miss out. All the online resources are completely FREE. We look forward to sharing with you some exciting content and programs this year in Australia.

To start, the Academy present us with an eWorkshop: “Diagnosing Peripheral Vestibular Disorders”. Please view all the information below and click the link to sign up!

On February 22, the Interacoustics Academy is delighted to be hosting this year's first live event: 

eWorkshop: Diagnosing Peripheral Vestibular Disorders

By the end of this course, you'll:

1) Understand the most common cause of peripheral vestibular dysfunction

2) Understand the diagnostic tests that can be used to diagnose these conditions

3) Understand how these conditions present themselves in the different diagnostic tests available

Click here to sign up for session 1
Click here to sign up for session 2

 Related course: Balance for Beginners

If you're interested in learning more about diagnostic vestibular testing, we also have a beginner's level course focused on the vestibular system and selected tests. 

In this course, Leigh Martin, Global Academy Manager, explains the anatomy and physiology of the vestibular system and introduce you to VNG, vHIT, and VEMP testing. 

Click here to access the Balance for Beginners course.

Related course: Balance for Intermediates

In this course, Darren Whelen, International Clinical Trainer, covers the different roles of vestibular diagnostic tests in the diagnosis of patients with peripheral vestibular loss. 

Click here to access the Balance for Intermediates course.