Vestibular Hypofunction: Unveiling Its Effects on Sleep, Temperature, and Cognition
Unraveling the Impact on Sleep and Thermoregulation
Researchers have proposed that both temporary and permanent vestibular hypofunction, a condition affecting the vestibular system responsible for balance and spatial orientation, can disrupt circadian rhythm sleep patterns and thermoregulation.
Cognitive Impairments and Spatial Functioning
Evidence suggests that vestibular hypofunction also impairs cognitive functions such as spatial memory and pathfinding. This impairment may hinder navigation and spatial reasoning abilities.
Recent Research Involvement
Since September 2022, Fiona Brosch has joined the MobilE-TRA2 research team. Her responsibilities include patient contact and data management, contributing to ongoing research on the multifaceted effects of vestibular hypofunction.
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