Keep every recording attached to its clinical position.
Upload baseline, gaze, head-shake, positional, and roll-test videos with the patient, examiner, and examination context intact.
Connect Windows eye-movement video, Android sensor measurements, manual Fukuda and Romberg observations, pupil tracking, specialist interpretation, and final reporting in one traceable clinical case.
Windows VNG capturePosition video and manual findings
Android balance dataSensor-assisted Fukuda and Romberg
Unified patient sessionOne readiness model across devices
Clinical analysisPupil, nystagmus, SPV, and quality
Specialist reportHuman-reviewed clinical conclusion
Vertigo Clinical tracks whether each required examination is present, whether analysis is ready, who owns the specialist review, and whether the final report can be issued.
Upload baseline, gaze, head-shake, positional, and roll-test videos with the patient, examiner, and examination context intact.
Review pupil tracking confidence, horizontal and vertical movement, SPV measurements, processed clips, and quality warnings.
Readiness checks identify missing questionnaires, Fukuda or Romberg results, required videos, and items explicitly marked not performed.
Combine history, test status, specialist interpretation, clinical impression, and recommendations in a concise Greek or English PDF.
Each examination area has a clear source, status, and review path. Staff can distinguish recorded data, manual clinical observations, sensor results, missing items, and tests that were intentionally not performed.
Recorded from the Windows workstation and evaluated per clinical position.
Accept manual Windows observations or Android sensor measurements without creating two incompatible case formats.
Record hearing method, observations, clinical notes, and Rinne or Weber findings alongside the vestibular evidence.
The backend normalizes each approved input source into one patient session. That means the dashboard can show a single readiness status even when video, manual findings, and sensor measurements arrive from different devices.
Administrators and specialists can see whether the case is still being captured, waiting for missing data, queued for analysis, ready for review, or approved for reporting.
Enter workspaceCapture demographics, symptoms, relevant history, examiner details, and the required questionnaire information.
Add VNG position videos, Fukuda and Romberg results, hearing findings, observations, and intentional not-performed decisions.
The backend evaluates required examination areas and returns the exact missing or incomplete components to the client.
Process eye-movement evidence, route the completed case, document the specialist conclusion, and publish the final report.
Specialists can inspect processed evidence rather than receiving an unexplained result. Tracking status, confidence, directional movement, SPV values, artifacts, and clinical clips stay available for human interpretation.
The command center presents operational status to administrators while specialists receive a focused queue of assigned examinations and review tasks.
Monitor incomplete examinations, processing exceptions, assignments, patient access, and reporting progress across the service.
Open assigned cases, inspect source videos and analysis evidence, record interpretation, and complete the clinical report.
Capture required history and examination data, verify completeness, and hand the case into specialist review.
The public website exposes no clinical records. Authenticated access, active-account checks, role permissions, assigned-case boundaries, signed report links, and human approval protect each stage.
Both clients submit into the same patient-session model. The input source is preserved, while examination completeness and specialist review use one shared backend state.
The backend checks required patient context, Fukuda and Romberg results, and required VNG positions. Missing and intentionally not-performed items remain explicit.
No. Processing organizes measurable evidence and quality signals. The authorized specialist reviews the case and owns the final clinical interpretation.
No. A clinical administrator provisions the account, assigns the correct role, and controls activation.
Open the clinical workspace or request controlled access for your organization.