Vestibular evoked potential testing system

Vestibular evoked potential testing is an international experimental method used for detecting vestibular components in the inner ear of animals. Existing research indicates that it is a far-field potential from the vestibular system, rather than a muscle potential; The stimulus source is usually vibration stimulation, not sound stimulation; This type of vibration stimulation usually requires precise and good control and testing. After being applied to the animal skull, the vestibular evoked potential response is recorded through scalp electrodes. The vestibular evoked potential testing system can accurately conduct vestibular evoked potential testing, which is helpful for the study of vestibular function in the inner ear.