Vestibular rehabilitation has positive effects on balance, fatigue and activities of daily living in highly disabled multiple sclerosis people: A preliminary randomized controlled trial.

Background: Balance disorders are present in patients with Multiple Sclerosis and part of these disorders could be of vestibular origin. Vestibular Rehabilitation was found to be effective in improving balance in patients with central vestibular dysfunction.

Objective: To investigate the clinical effects of vestibular rehabilitation on balance skills and secondly on fatigue and activity of daily living in highly disabled multiple sclerosis people.

Vestibular rehabilitation training in patients with subacute stroke: A preliminary randomized controlled trial.

Background: Vestibular rehabilitation (VR) consists in a customized exercise program patient-centred that includes a combination of different exercise components with the aim to promote gaze stability, improve balance and gait, and facilitate somatosensory integration.

Objective: The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of customized vestibular rehabilitation training on gait stability of patients with subacute stroke.

Methods: Twenty-five inpatients (12 M, age: 64.