BSIP batch 32 2016
EN_01240021_0622
Editorial Only
Reportage on a physiotherapist who practices vestibular rehabilitation on patients who are suffering from vertigo and/or balance disorders, relating to the inner ear. The physiotherapist carries out an assessment using videonystagmoscopic glasses. These glasses are lightproof and an infrared video camera is attached to them. The phsyiotherapist mobilises the patient and observes their occular movements, to determine if the vertigo is a problem relating to the inner ear.
2015-08-17
East News
BSIP
AMELIE-BENOIST / BSIP
Bsip_014748_018
2,74MB
38cm x 25cm przy 300dpi
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