Tool

Compare two archetypes

Pick any two disease archetypes and lay them on top of each other. The comparator is the fastest way to internalise how a normal SHA differs from a BVP one, or how vestibular migraine looks against a cerebellar pattern.

Gain · eye / chair00.601.200.010.020.040.080.160.320.64frequency (Hz, log)patientBilateral lossPhase lead · degrees-2030800.010.020.040.080.160.320.64frequency (Hz, log)patientBilateral lossSymmetry · %-500500.010.020.040.080.160.320.64frequency (Hz, log)patientBilateral loss
Three-panel SHA summary. Shaded green = published normal band. Solid marker = patient/archetype curve; dashed = overlaid reference if shown.

Normal VOR

Gain rises with frequency, phase lead falls toward zero, symmetry is < 22 %, Tc is 15–25 s.

Step Tc18.0 s
Step gain0.80

Bilateral vestibulopathy

Gold-standard finding for BVP: gain < 0.2 across frequencies with marked phase lead and Tc collapsing toward the cupula value (~5 s). Bárány criteria 2017.

Step Tc4.0 s
Step gain0.18