Vestibular Ocular Reflex (VOR) exercises are specific movements or exercises designed to help improve the coordination between the inner ear balance system (vestibular system) and the eyes. These exercises involve head movements while focusing on stationary or moving objects to train the brain to properly coordinate signals from the vestibular system and the eyes, which can help with balance, spatial orientation, and visual stability. VOR exercises are often used in vestibular rehabilitation to

VOR, or Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex, is a neurological mechanism that helps stabilize vision during head movements. It coordinates eye movements with head movements to keep the gaze focused on a target. This reflex is crucial for maintaining visual stability and preventing blurred vision. 👉👍 VOR plays a key role by minimizing the impact of head movements on visual perception. When the inner ear's vestibular system detects head motion, the VOR reflex ensures that the eyes move in the opposite direc