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[Visual-vestibulo-ocular interactions in patients with peripheral vestibular disorders].

The results obtained were as follows. 1. VVOR responses in peripheral patients were usually normal, whereas a VOR-DP with normal VVOR gain was more frequently observed in patients with definite Meniere's disease and in those with sudden deafness accompanied by vertigo or dizziness. 2. VOR-DP was highly correlated with caloric CP and DP, and tended to be associated with the intact vestibular side. 3. In most peripheral patients, spontaneous nystagmus and VOR-DP showed the same direction and this fact can be useful in differential diagnosis with reference to CNS disorders. 4. The rate of decreased VOR-gain paralleled the decline of the patient's condition. The VOR and VVOR test battery constitutes an effective method in the evaluation of vestibular compensation.