Description
Videonystagmography (VNG) is used for testing central motor function and the inner ear of patients. The VNG system uses high-tech infrared technology to help accurately diagnose dizziness, motion sickness, and other central motor/inner ear functionality problems through eye movements. The VNG Machine is now the most commonly used method to record eye movement – because of its accuracy and diagnosis ability. Tests performed with a VNG machine test to see if a patient’s balance disorders are because of their central nervous system or if they are related to a patient’s inner ear. This Videonystagmography device is designed to test things such as:
- BPPV
- Vertigo
- Dizziness
- Sensory disorders
- Ocular motor testing
- Balance dysfunction
- Instability of gait
Duration : | 30 Minutes Performed By MA. |
Target Specialties : | Neurologist, Pain Medicine, MD/DC, PCP, Endocrinologist, ENT |
Reimbursement : | $300-500 [Varies State To State] |
CPT : | 92540,92542,92544,92545,92541,92543,92548 |
We’re here to help you understand this equipment, it’s capabilities, and how to maximize reimbursement.
To speak to an equipment specialist about specifications, pricing and financing options Call: 954-451-6395
More Info
Videonystagmography Downloads
5 Balance Questonnaire page 1 grading page 2.pdf
Sample VNG Report – Interpreted.pdf
Sample VNG Report.pdf
VNG promo flier.pdf
Additional Videonystagmography Information
VNG Testing – Clinical Key Points
Who are the “Dizzies”?
Patient Instructions for VNG Machine Testing
Medical Necessity Letter for Balance Videonystagmography