18 devices · GMDN 45584
A dynamic visual acuity testing system is an assembly of devices designed to measure how well a person can see while their head is in motion. It is used clinically to assess visual stability during head movements, helping to detect vision changes linked to inner ear or vestibular disorders.
This category of device is regulated as a medical device based on its intended use for diagnostic evaluation. It typically includes components such as motion sensors, a display, a computing unit, and software that work together to quantify visual acuity changes during controlled head movements, supporting clinical decisions about vestibular rehabilitation.
This category summary is AI-generated from the GMDN nomenclature and has not been verified by a human reviewer.