BPPV Maneuver Guidance System

Guided canalith repositioning

Canalith repositioning maneuvers are highly effective in the treatment of BPPV. The BPPV Maneuver Guidance System provides clinicians with information about the angle and plane of the head at every step, with visual feedback before proceeding.

How the guidance system works

Each step is displayed on screen using a 3D model of the human body. Head orientation is measured by a headband with custom-made sensors called the tracker.
The system is configured with a 30-second waiting period between each step, helping ensure that debris reaches the desired position in the canal before proceeding.

Supported maneuvers

Posterior canal

Epley Maneuver

Semont Maneuver

Semont Plus Maneuver

Lateral canal

360 Degree Roll Maneuver

Gufoni Maneuver

Zuma Maneuver

Anterior canal

Modified Yacovino Maneuver

Features

Animated human-body model showing the desired head and body movement for each step

Visual head-movement guidance that indicates correct completion within less than ±4° variation

On-screen inner-ear labyrinth that moves with actual head movement

Adjustable timer for each step

Clinical demonstration

See BPPV Maneuver Guidance System in action

Request a demonstration with the NeuroEquilibrium clinical team.