Dynamic posturography is a medical test used to evaluates balance and stability. During this test, a person stands on a platform that can move and is often surrounded by visual signals, like lights or screens. The platform measures how the person adjusts their posture and balance in response to these movements and changes in their environment. This helps doctors understand how well the different systems involved in balance, such as the inner ear, vision, and muscles, are working together. It is often used to diagnose and evaluate conditions related to dizziness, balance disorders, and walking problems.

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