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See Latest ArticlesVestibular rehabilitation with computerised dynamic posturography in patients with Parkinsons disease: Improving balance impairment
Disability & Rehabilitation, 10/30/09
Rossi–Izquierdo M et al. – Vestibular rehabilitation in PD has shown to be effective in improving the activities of daily life, gait velocity and balance, as well as in reducing the risk of falls. Moreover, these benefits persist over time.
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