The International Society for the studies of the Equilibrium, the Hearing, the Taste and the Smell - and Otoophtalmological Neurophisiology
Abstract
Whiplash injury can be defined as a non-contact rapid acceleration-deceleration head-neck trauma during which the kinematics of the cervical spine are completely disrupted. Because of the impact a sudden violent head retro-flexion is followed by an as much as violent head antero-flexion.
The therapy influenced Tonic muscles by increasing labyrinthine percentage and induced a reduction in activity of Phasic muscles by decreasing Somatosensorial and Visive Percentag
