Print pagePDF pageEmail page  If the results of the rotary chair
examination indicate a deficit of the VOR, particularly
decreased gain or a significant asymmetry, we may start the
patient on a series of exercises known to enhance the function
of the VOR. Like most exercises, the goal is to push the limit
of your performance to gradually increase your limit. Below, you
will find the handout that we usually give to people who have no
other issues beyond a peripheral vestibular disorder. There are
many other VOR exercises not listed here, but we try to keep it
simple so the patient does not get frustrated and quit. These
are done at home, but we also frequently refer to Physical
Therapy if there are any complicating factors. The main
advantage of offering home exercises is that people will do
them. Too often, a recommendation to go to a Physical Therapist
is not followed through. Here is the handout:   Vestibular-
Ocular-Reflex (VOR) Exercises  The primary role of the inner ear
and vestibular system is to allow