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INVENTIS • Audiology & Balance Equipment

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Inventis is an audiology leader providing instrumentation and software solutions to hearing and balance care professionals around the world. From our team of engineers to our worldwide distributors, Inventis is committed to being a reliable and innovative manufacturer of medical devices. Inventis develops and manufactures cutting-edge audiology equipment including, audiometers, middle ear analyzers and hearing aid fitting solutions.

Trumpet REAL EAR MEASUREMENT SYSTEM
Piccolo PORTABLE COMPUTER-CONTROLLED AUDIOMETER
Cello DIAGNOSTIC AUDIOMETER
SYNAPSYS VNG VIDEO-NYSTAGMUS
Timpani HANDHELD TYMPANOMETER / SCREENING AUDIOMETER
Harp DIAGNOSTIC AUDIOMETER
SYNAPSYS VHIT Video Head Impulse Test

Continuing Education

1 https://www.audiologyonline.com/audiology-ceus/course/bascule-maneuver-for-management-atypical-41670 Bascule Maneuver for the Management of Atypical Posterior Canal BPPV While typical posterior canal-BPPV is successfully managed with standard repositionings in the vast majority of cases, atypical variants, where otoconia settle in uncommon/stenotic canal tracts generating unusual positional nystagmus, are usually refractory and their management is still debated. They include posterior canal - cupulolithiasis, apogeotropic posterior canal - BPPV, sitting - up vertigo and posterior canalith jam. In these conditions, impulsive maneuvers are usually needed. While Brandt-Daroff exercises aim to disperse debris using random rotations, we designed a tailored impulsive maneuver along the affected canal plane (the bascule maneuver), aiming to treat these variants or to convert them in typical forms, thus allowing to localize otoconia in uncertain cases. Here we present this novel physical therapy and discuss the results of our preliminary study on the Bascule maneuver, with a series of videos and clinical cases drawn from personal experience. auditory, textual, visual 129 USD Subscription Unlimited COURSE Access for $129/year OnlineOnly AudiologyOnline www.audiologyonline.com Bascule Maneuver for the Management of Atypical Posterior Canal BPPV While typical posterior canal-BPPV is successfully managed with standard repositionings in the vast majority of cases, atypical variants, where otoconia settle in uncommon/stenotic canal tracts generating unusual positional nystagmus, are usually refractory and their management is still debated. They include posterior canal - cupulolithiasis, apogeotropic posterior canal - BPPV, sitting - up vertigo and posterior canalith jam. In these conditions, impulsive maneuvers are usually needed. While Brandt-Daroff exercises aim to disperse debris using random rotations, we designed a tailored impulsive maneuver along the affected canal plane (the bascule maneuver), aiming to treat these variants or to convert them in typical forms, thus allowing to localize otoconia in uncertain cases. Here we present this novel physical therapy and discuss the results of our preliminary study on the Bascule maneuver, with a series of videos and clinical cases drawn from personal experience. 41670 Online PT150M

Bascule Maneuver for the Management of Atypical Posterior Canal BPPV

Presented by Andrea Castellucci, MD

Course: #41670Level: Advanced2.5 Hours

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While typical posterior canal-BPPV is successfully managed with standard repositionings in the vast majority of cases, atypical variants, where otoconia settle in uncommon/stenotic canal tracts generating unusual positional nystagmus, are usually refractory and their management is still debated. They include posterior canal - cupulolithiasis, apogeotropic posterior canal - BPPV, sitting - up vertigo and posterior canalith jam. In these conditions, impulsive maneuvers are usually needed. While Brandt-Daroff exercises aim to disperse debris using random rotations, we designed a tailored impulsive maneuver along the affected canal plane (the bascule maneuver), aiming to treat these variants or to convert them in typical forms, thus allowing to localize otoconia in uncertain cases. Here we present this novel physical therapy and discuss the results of our preliminary study on the Bascule maneuver, with a series of videos and clinical cases drawn from personal experience.

Beyond the First Fit: A Strategic Approach to Patient Experience, Tech, and Tinnitus Management

Presented by Dave Fabry, PhD, Alexandra Tarvin, AuD, Blaise M. Delfino, MS, HIS

Course: #41257Level: Intermediate1 Hour

134 Reviews

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Go beyond the “first fit” and discover how today’s AI-driven hearing technology, tele-audiology tools, and verification strategies are reshaping the patient experience. This course equips hearing care professionals with practical approaches to precision fittings, motivational interviewing, and tinnitus management that elevate outcomes and strengthen patient relationships.

Fundamentals of Video Head Impulse Test – Lesson 3: Clinical Applications and Case Studies

Presented by Vishal Pawar, MD

Course: #40958Level: Intermediate1.5 Hours

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This session, presented by neurologist Dr. Vishal Pawar, explores the integration of video head impulse testing (vHIT) into routine clinical practice, focusing on real-world case studies and practical interpretation. Attendees will learn how to analyze vHIT traces, correlate findings with patient symptoms, and apply results to diagnose and manage both peripheral and central vestibular disorders.

Vestibular Migraine in Children: The Most Common Cause of Dizziness

Presented by Soumit Dasgupta, MD

Course: #41033Level: Intermediate1.5 Hours

115 Reviews

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Vestibular migraine is the most common cause of dizziness in children, yet often underdiagnosed due to challenges in symptom reporting and the lack of objective biomarkers. This course explores the clinical presentation, pathophysiology, diagnostic approach, and multidisciplinary management strategies of vestibular migraine in the pediatric population.

Ménière’s Disease - How I See It and Do It!

Presented by Mikael Karlberg, MD

Course: #40854Level: Intermediate1 Hour

319 Reviews

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This webinar provides a concise overview of Ménière’s disease, including diagnostic criteria, pathophysiological insights, and clinical decision-making tools. Dr. Mikael Karlberg discusses both medical and surgical treatment options, sharing his personal approach to managing patients with this complex condition.

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Videos

Inventis SYNAPSYS vHIT • Vestibular Test in a 7-Month-Old Infant

October 15, 2025

This video demonstrates vestibular testing in a 7-month-old infant using the SYNAPSYS vHIT remote camera system, without a mask. A relative supports the child during this quick test, allowing reliable...

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Inventis SYNAPSYS vHIT • Vestibular Test in a 4-Year-Old Child

October 15, 2025

In this demonstration, the SYNAPSYS vHIT remote camera system, without a mask, is used to perform a quick vestibular test on a 4-year-old child. The protocol is the same as in adults, showing how pedi...

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Inventis SYNAPSYS VHIT • Testing protocol

August 1, 2025

The Synapsys VHIT (Video Head Impulse Test) system represents a fundamental step forward in the evaluation of the vestibular system.Unlike other video-HIT examination systems on the market, the Synaps...

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News

INVENTIS ACADEMIA INSIGHTS, Introducing the 2026 Program
January 12, 2026 Inventis Academia has unveiled its webinar lineup for the first half of 2026, featuring international experts who will provide high-level scientific education focused on pediatric vestibular assessment, evoked potentials, and Aided Cortical Assessment.

Remote Camera vHIT in Pediatric Vestibular Assessment: Live Webinar with Dr. Kristen Janky
November 18, 2025 Inventis will host a live webinar on December 17th featuring Dr. Kristen Janky, who will discuss the use and benefits of remote camera vHIT (Video Head Impulse Test) as a uniquely suitable, non-goggle-based technology for pediatric vestibular assessment in infants and difficult-to-test children.

Inventis Synapsys vHIT: Clinical Voices on Remote-Camera Testing
November 14, 2025 After the October spotlight on pediatric video Head Impulse Testing (vHIT), this month Inventis shares the perspectives of leading clinicians who have adopted the Synapsys vHIT remote-camera system in their daily practice.

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Understanding the Impact of Symphonia on Hearing Aid Users: A Survey-Based Analysis
July 22, 2024 Anna Scala This course reviews a study that explores the impact of Symphonia, a software designed to create immersive soundscapes, on hearing aid users. The study includes a survey of 28 patients, highlighting the software's effectiveness in enhancing patient satisfaction, involvement, and understanding of real-world sounds.

Ask the Expert

How Can Clinicians Use Advanced vHIT Interpretation to Improve Diagnosis and Patient Management?
December 15, 2025 Vishal Pawar How Can Clinicians Use Advanced vHIT Interpretation to Improve Diagnosis and Patient Management?

How Can Clinicians Apply and Interpret the Video Head Impulse Test (vHIT) in Everyday Practice?
November 14, 2025 Vishal Pawar How Can Clinicians Apply and Interpret the Video Head Impulse Test (vHIT) in Everyday Practice?

How Can the Video Head Impulse Test Improve the Diagnosis of Vestibular Disorders in Children?
October 15, 2025 V. Marcelli, MD How Can the Video Head Impulse Test Improve the Diagnosis of Vestibular Disorders in Children?

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Interviews

AI Won’t Replace the Hearing Healthcare Professional, It Will Enhance Them
January 15, 2026 Blaise Delfino, MS, HIS Blaise Delfino shares his vision for the future of hearing healthcare: a world where technology, empathy, and collaboration redefine what it means to truly hear

Understanding Lindsay-Hemenway Syndrome: Mechanisms, Diagnosis, and Treatment
May 21, 2025 Andrea Castellucci, MD This interview with Dr. Andrea Castellucci explores the Lindsay-Hemenway Syndrome (LHS), a rare clinical condition where Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) follows an ipsilateral Acute Unilateral Vestibulopathy (AUVP). Dr. Castellucci discusses the pathophysiological mechanisms underlying LHS, emphasizing the anatomical and vascular factors that predispose patients to posterior semicircular canal (PSC) involvement. Diagnostic approaches, including bedside testing and instrumental assessments, are covered with detailed descriptions of nystagmus patterns and canal-specific findings. The interview also delves into management strategies for both AUVP and secondary BPPV, highlighting the role of targeted canalith repositioning maneuvers (CRM) to restore vestibular function and improve patient outcomes.

Why Should You Consider Using Automatic Real-Ear Measurements (AutoREM)?
April 14, 2025 Clayton Fisher, M.Cl.Sc IntroductionAs a clinician fitting hearing aids on a daily basis, I’m constantly seeking ways to enhance both the accuracy and efficiency of the fitting process.Experienced clinicians know that manually adjusting a hearing aid’s gain settings to optimize audibility can be time-consuming. The speed and complexity of this task often depend on factors such as the degree, type, and configuration of hearing loss, as well as the style and manufacturer of the hearing aid being used.Automatic real-ear measurement (AutoREM) is a valuable clinical tool that can streamline this process, helping clinicians achieve more accurate and consistent fittings, in less time.

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INVENTIS • Audiology & Balance Equipment

Innovative. Reliable. Smart.

Continuing Education

Course: #41670Level: Advanced2.5 Hours

Course: #41257Level: Intermediate1 Hour

Course: #40958Level: Intermediate1.5 Hours

Course: #41033Level: Intermediate1.5 Hours

Course: #40854Level: Intermediate1 Hour

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News

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Ask the Expert

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