Abstract
The course of recovery in 4 patients with Meniere's disease was examined with static posturography (SPG) and kinetic posturography (KPG). SPG was recorded by a stabilometer during quiet stance and KPG was recorded by PO LGON so that the angular change of the shoulder in the frontal plane was measured during stepping in the same position. The process of SPG improve-ment was concordant with that of KPG, and the abnormally high levels of SPG and KPG be came normal within 8 days. Those results differ from those of vestibular neuronitis. We consider that the mechanism of recovery from Meniere's attacks is different from vestibular compensation and is due to fluctuation of inner ear function.
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