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. 2025 Jan 1;36(1):11–22. doi: 10.3766/jaaa.240005

Table 6.

Correlation Coefficients of Ocular and Cervical VEMP and Video Ocular Counter-Roll Findings

Recording Parameters r p
Ocular VEMP Controls
 Amplitude asymmetry ratio (%) 30° Head tilt toward the right side 20th-second, right-eye recording 0.546 0.003
20th-second, left-eye recording 0.387 0.046
40th-second, right-eye recording 0.491 0.009
Ocular VEMP Unilateral MD Group
 Ipsilesional side N1–P1 amplitudes 30° Head tilt toward the contralesional side 60th-second, right-eye recording 0.394 0.038
 Contralesional side N1–P1 amplitudes 30° Head tilt toward the contralesional side 20th-second, right-eye recording 0.391 0.04
30th-second, right-eye recording 0.389 0.041
40th-second, right-eye recording 0.421 0.026
60th-second, right-eye recording 0.385 0.043
Cervical VEMP Unilateral MD Group
 Ipsilesional side N1 latencies 30° Head tilt toward the contralesional side 30th-second, left-eye recording 0.537 0.039
 Contralesional side P1 latencies 0.39 0.049
 Contralesional side N1 latencies 0.458 0.019

The bold values are statistically significant. MD = Ménière’s disease, VEMP = vestibular evoked myogenic potentials.