The 9 point gaze exam is a screen used to assess extraocular muscle function and screen for potential central and peripheral signs. To complete the test, have the patient maintain their gaze at the 9 points noted in the video and hold for approximately 10-20 seconds per position (length in video has been shortened for demonstration purposes only). Major items to look for with this test are any ocular muscle malfunction and abnormal nystagmus patterns, including upbeat/downbeat nystagmus, gaze-evoked nystagmus, resting horizontal nystagmus, rebound nystagmus, see-saw nystagmus, torsional nystagmus, periodic alternating nystagmus and pendular nystagmus. Physical Therapy, Sports Rehab and Wellness
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OUR MISSION
Rehab 2 Perform's mission is to ensure that you reduce the risk of re-injury and are empowered with the tools you need to be physically active, and achieve performance in the areas that matter to you.
A hybrid between traditional physical therapy and personal training, Rehab 2 Perform provides solutions to improve movement, increase physicality and help you perform in all areas of life.
With an emphasis on education and physical competency, we specialize in working with active adults, competitive athletes and those looking to become more active.
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We firmly believe that our ability to perform, is essential for all areas of our lives. Whether you are an athlete, weekend warrior, triathlete, runner, CrossFitter or anything in between, our ability to perform affects more than just our physical health, but our mental and social well-being as well.
At Rehab 2 Perform, it is our goal to provide you with education and solutions that not only give you the physicality necessary to perform now, but perform for life.
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