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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Jun 13.
Published in final edited form as: J Vestib Res. 2021;31(6):469–478. doi: 10.3233/VES-201582

Table 2.

Relationship between spatial orientation errors and vestibular function (semicircular canal, utricular, saccular function) controlling for education), age, and sex. * indicates significant relationships, S.E. is standard error, 95% CI is the 95% confidence interval, VIF is variance inflation factor.

Variable β S.E. 95% CI VIF
Age 0.39 * 0.11 [0.08, 0.61] 1.07
Sex
Female Ref Ref Ref
Male 0.71 1.80 [−2.82, 4.26] 1.01
VOR gain
Bilaterally Normal VOR gain Ref Ref Ref
Unilateral Reduced VOR gain −6.28 5.64 [−17.3, 4.78] 1.04
Bilateral Reduced VOR gain 20.88 * 8.47 [4.27, 37.48] 1.01
Utricular Function
Bilaterally Present oVEMP Ref Ref Ref
Unilaterally Absent oVEMP −2.48 3.49 [−9.31, 4.36] 1.09
Bilaterally Absent oVEMP 9.32 * 3.90 [1.69, 16.96] 1.12
Sacular Function
Bilaterally Present cVEMP Ref Ref Ref
Unilaterally Absent cVEMP −1.48 2.82 [−7.01, 4.05] 1.14
Bilaterally Absent cVEMP −1.20 2.70 [−6.50, 4.10] 1.14
Rotation size
45 Degree Ref Ref Ref
90 Degree 9.33 * 1.08 [7.23, 11.44] 1.33
135 Degree 12.73 * 1.17 [10.44, 15.04] 1.33
Intercept −20.69 8.22 [−36.8, −4.58