Unilateral Peripheral Vestibular Dysfunction: Reeducation and Spatial Orientation.

Intervention group: 30 people with a unilateral peripheral vestibular disorder (UPVD). Process lasting more than three months and symptomatic. Aged 18-66 years old. Control group: 30 participants without UPVD, healthy for the purpose of study. No intervention group: 30 people with a unilateral peripheral vestibular disorder without symptomatology. Both groups also aged 18-66. Balance quality was registered with static and dynamic posturography. For spatial orientation is was registered Visual vertical and visual orientation perception. Vestibular disability was also assessed. Variables were registered at the beginning and at the end of a vestibular reeducation in UPVD participants. Vestibular reeducation consisted of 10 sessions of vestibular rehabilitation using dynamic posturography and visual reeducation. Duration of each session: 40 minutes. Twice a week. The aim is to compare data before and after intervention with those obtained in compensated patients and control group.