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Day 1 features introductions, multiple podium sessions with abstracts on recovery nystagmus, gait disorientation, symptom localization, post–mild traumatic brain injury mobility and symptom burden, and several keynote updates on vestibular disorder treatment and postural balance control. Day 2 continues with podium sessions on stimulation, training effects, everyday vestibular function, spatial encoding during walking, neural and computational mechanisms, additional keynotes, poster and mentoring activities, and closing remarks.","Department of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery  \nVESTIBULAR-ORIENTED RESEARCH MEETING  \nFEBRUARY 16 & 17  \n12 [p.m. to 6 p.m. EST](p.m. to 6 p.m. EST)  \nVirtual Event  \nCLICK HERE TO VISIT THE MEETING WEBSITE CLICK HERE TO REGISTER  \nFOR DETAILS CONTACT  \n[Niki.Corrigan@osumc.edu](Niki.Corrigan@osumc.edu)[ ](Niki.Corrigan@osumc.edu)[or Keith.Meier@osumc.edu](or Keith.Meier@osumc.edu)  \nDAY 1 AGENDA  \nTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16  \nNoon Introduction and Welcome  \n12:20 p. m. Podium Session 1A – Helen Cohen, EdD, OTR, Moderator  \nAbstract 1  \nAn experimental and computational study of recovery nystagmus  \nJacob Pogson, Maud, PhD  \nAbstract 2  \nThe gait disorientation test: a novel screening test for vestibular dysfunction  \nColin Grove, DPT, NCS  \nAbstract 3  \nAre differing symptoms sets site specific in the vestibular patient?  \nArt Mallinson, PhD  \nAbstract 4  \nVisual and vestibular deficits are associated with lower functional mobility and higher symptom burden in adults with persistent symptoms after a mild traumatic brain injury  \nLinda D’Silva, PT, PhD  \n1:40 p.m. Keynote Address I  \nQuick clinical update on the treatment of vestibular disorders and ataxia  \nMichael Strupp, MD, FRCP, FAAN, FANA, FEAN  \n2:10 p. m. Break  \n2:25 p. m. Podium Session 1B – David Zee, MD, Moderator  \nAbstract 5  \nRestoring vestibular afferent dynamics improves accuracy of  \nprosthesis-evoked vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) responses  \nPum Wiboonsaksakul, BS  \nAbstract 6  \nNew findings on vestibular impairment in healthy community  \nvolunteers and virologically-controlled HIV+ female subjects  \nHelen Cohen, EdD, OTR  \nAbstract 7  \nIdentification of a genetic variant underlying familial cases  \nof recurrent benign paroxysmal positional vertigo  \nYesha Lundberg, PhD  \nAbstract 8  \nDeficits in standing balance control in mTBI subjects with chronic valance complaints  \nRobert Peterka, PhD  \n3:45 p.m. Keynote Address II  \nVisual control of postural balance  \nAdolfo Bronstein, MD, PhD  \n4:15 p. m. Break  \n4:30 p. m. Poster Lightning Round  \n5 p. m. Poster Session  \n6 p. m. Mentoring Session  \n7 p. m. Adjourn  \nDAY 2 AGENDA  \nWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17  \n11 a. m. 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