EyeSeeCam
A modern and versatile platform offering AEP, ASSR, VEMP & OAE. Designed to fit seamlessly into your workflow and offers complete reliability and perfect results.
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Modular and future-safe platform
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Unique pre-amplifier technology
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Well-designed layouts and customizable settings
Quick & objective measurements
Abnormal result showing covert saccades and reduced gain on the left side indicating a left peripheral vestibular weakness. Also features an easy guide to let you know when your head impulses are accurate and therefore included in the calculation.
EyeSeeCam vHIT captures this abnormal eye movement, displays the head and eye movements simultaneously in realtime, analyzes the data and then provides a simple graphical presentation of the results. This information is then used to determine further recommendations for the care of the patient.
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Measures instantaneous gain and velocity regression
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Saccade editor and numerical data display
Healthy
The vHIT is a measure of the patient’s vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) in response to head movement. A patient with a healthy vestibular system should be able to keep his eyes focused on a stationary target, even if the head is in motion.
Dysfunction
In patients with vestibular dysfunction, when the head moves, the eyes will move with the head, requiring a corrective movement back to the target (this is known as a “catch-up saccade”).
The goggle
- A superior design concept, the industry-leading lightweight head impulse test goggle.
- USB interface to the computer. No other hardware required.
- Built-in inertial measurement unit (IMU) for accurate assessment of head movements in all planes.
- Built-in laser calibration lights for fast and simple calibration, anywhere.
- Interchangeable ball and socket cameras for testing either eye.
- High speed camera for superior eye tracking.
- Camera stabilizers for more stable image.