LOLAVHESLIT

LOLAVHESLIT stands for English longitudinal, lateral, vertical head- sliding test and refers to a developed by Germany Claus- Frenz Claussen Neurootologists in 1999 medical examination procedures. The method is used for diagnosis of diseases associated with the cervical vertebrae, and the spinal column as well as from movement disorders of the neck.

To avoid unconscious body movements of the patient, which could affect the test result, the patient performs the necessary movements when sitting; additionally stretches the patient for this purpose his arms and positioned his hands between his knees. The activities carried out during the investigation of motion of the head, between which it is always returned to the normal position, are:

The patient is accompanied during the investigation of a seated before him the person under examination. The test results are, for example, with the help of Cranio - Corpo - Graphy, recorded by a computer and evaluated graphically.