Micromedical Technologies, Request Information


	Balance Centers

	VNG / ENG
	VisualEyes
	VORTEQ/DVA

	Balance Platforms
	Balance Quest

	Rotational Chair
	System 2000

	Video Goggles
	RealEyes xDVR
	RealEyes
	InView

	Caloric Irrigators
	Air Fx

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Micromedical Technologies, Inc.
10 Kemp Drive
Chatham, Illinois 62629
(800) 334-4154 (US and Canada)
(217) 483-2122 (Outside US)
(217) 483-4533 (Fax)

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Products of Interest
VIDEONYSTAGMOGRAPHY (VNG)				ROTATIONAL VESTIBULAR CHAIR SYSTEM 2000
	VisualEyes FireWire™ VNG					System 2000 Chair
Testing Options		Target Stimulus		System Type			Testing Options
	VORTEQ® / DVAT (active head rotation)		Digital Light Bar			Economical (no booth)		Electrode Recording
	Torsion (head roll)		LCD Projector (full field)			Comprehensive (with booth and static SVV)		VNG Testing
	Electrode Recording (ENG)					Off-Axis Micro Centrifuge (with booth and dynamic SVV)

VIDEO GOGGLES				ACTIVE HEAD ROTATION SYSTEMS
Computerized Systems		TV-Based Systems				FireWire™ VORTEQ® & DVAT		DVAT
	RealEyes xDVR Binocular		RealEyes Binocular
	RealEyes xDVR Monocular		RealEyes Monocular	COMPUTERIZED POSTUROGRAPHY			CALORIC IRRIGATORS
			InView Monocular			Balance Quest		Air Fx AIR IRRIGATOR
			DVD Burner and LCD TV Monitor


TIME FRAME Not Specific 30 Days 90 Days 6 Months Budget

Additional Information Question/Comment (Limit 30 lines):
Vestibular Update Request
	Please send me the selected back issues of Vestibular Update on Interactive CD:
	Balance Disorder Case Studies Judith White, M.D., Ph.D. of Cleveland Clinic Neil Shepard, Ph.D. of University of Nebraska Brian Werner, M.P.T. of Balance Centers of America				*2004*
	Balance Disorder Case Studies: Eye Movement Abnormalities Ron Tusa, M.D., Ph.D. of Emory University Neil Shepard, Ph.D. of University of Pennsylvania				*2002*