oVEMP: Analysis
Description
This video provides an overview of how to analyze an ocular vestibular evoked myogenic potential (oVEMP) recording, including waveform marking.
Presenter
This video provides an overview of how to analyze an ocular vestibular evoked myogenic potential (oVEMP) recording, including waveform marking.
Presenter
Leigh Martin
Leigh Martin is a British Audiologist and adjunct lecturer at the University of Cork, Ireland. Clinically, he has worked in the National Health Service specializing in paediatric audiology as well as vestibular diagnostics and rehabilitation. Leigh has also sat on the board of directors for the British Academy of Audiology. Since 2013, Leigh has supported the growth and development of the Interacoustics Academy and holds the position of Director of the Academy. Leigh has presented at numerous scientific conferences and meetings across a diverse range of audiological topics as well as having published papers in both video head impulse testing (vHIT) and wideband tympanometry.
This video demontrates a live recording of the ocular VEMP, and the identification of the biphasic response, and the marking of the waveform. Watch the video.
This video demontrates some modicfications that can be used to help record the ocular VEMP. Watch the video here.
This video demonstrates the preparation and electrode placement for clinicians to perform an ocular VEMP. Watch the video here.
This video guides clinicians on the selection of a protocol and parameters to record the ocular VEMP. Watch the video here.
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