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The 11 pages that link to Vestibular rehabilitation, each with the reason it gives.

• Vestibular systemRelated: It trains compensation when vestibular input is reduced or mismatched.

• Physical therapyRelated: Gaze and balance exercises target symptoms that interfere with movement and stability.

• AtaxiaRelated: It can address balance impairment when vestibular pathways contribute to ataxia.

• BalanceRelated: It targets balance problems caused by vestibular dysfunction.

• Balance (ability)Related: It uses gaze, movement, and balance exercises to promote compensation for vestibular deficits.

• Postural controlRelated: It addresses balance problems associated with vestibular dysfunction.

• Vestibulo-ocular reflexRelated: Gaze-stabilization exercises can help adapt the reflex after vestibular loss.

• AudiologyRelated: It addresses balance difficulties identified through audiological assessment.

• DizzinessRelated: It can reduce persistent imbalance by training compensation for impaired vestibular signals.

• Balance disorderRelated: It trains compensation and reduces symptoms for many people with persistent vestibular impairment.

• Róbert BárányRelated: It applies knowledge of vestibular reflexes and compensation developed through research such as Bárány’s.