11 Million Americans with Dizziness and Balance Disorders Now Have Access to Exciting New Diagnosis and Treatment.

BOCA RATON, Fla. -- balanceback(TM) Launches New Solution Based on Advanced Military Technology

balanceback(TM) announced today the launch of its new balanceback(TM) Intuitive VNG System(TM) and Dynamic Posturography Stability Platform(TM) to help the more than 11 million Americans who will complain of dizziness and balance disorders each year. With many patients seeing up to four or five doctors before finding relief, balanceback's goal is to get their new technology into the hands of qualified practitioners, making it more accessible to patients and easier and more user-friendly for the practitioners themselves.

balanceback's system is based on proprietary video compression technology developed by Dr. Frank Scarpino for the United States Air Force F-15, F-16 and Predator planes. The company also teamed up with another world-renowned leader and president of the American Audiology Association, Dr. Richard Gans from the American Institute of Balance(R), to help develop the system to meet the needs and demands of today's physicians and clinicians.

Having trained more than three thousand physicians, audiologists and physical therapists from around the world, Dr. Gans worked closely with balanceback to develop a system that is far superior to anything else on the market. The result is a diagnostic and treatment system developed by clinicians for clinicians that provides more detailed information than ever before, making diagnosis clearer and easier.

"Until now, there had not been any significant improvements in the diagnosis and treatment of balance and dizziness disorders in several years, so when balanceback approached me and the American Institute of Balance to work with them to develop a better system, I jumped at the opportunity," said Dr. Gans. "The result is the first fully integrated diagnostic and treatment system that allows us to more accurately differentiate between the types of disorders, where in the body the disorder originates, how to most effectively treat that disorder as well as provide for the rehabilitation necessary."

balanceback's exciting proprietary advances include their "magnify the eye" feature and instant play-back. Right there in real time, the clinician will be able to see the eye movement just like one would on a DVD or any type of play back system, and they will be able to replay it to see instantly what just transpired. They can zoom in, zoom out, and pan side-to-side without readjusting the goggles, making the system incredibly user friendly. In addition, balanceback incorporates the Gan's Logic Tree, which is based on Dr. Gan's 25 years of experience and 30,000-patient database that pulls together all the abnormal findings, collates them and gives the practitioner a summary result of the diagnosis based on past patient patterns. No other piece of equipment in the world today does that for balance and dizziness disorders.

"We are excited to have Dr. Gans and the American Institute of Balance play such an integral role in the development and ongoing enhancements of our balanceback system," said Stephen Knecht, president of balanceback. "Since science and technology continue to change at a dizzying rate, our partnership will help get new breakthroughs to the practitioner and patient much quicker than ever before."

balanceback will debut this week at the American Academy of Neurology's 57th Annual Meeting in Miami Beach. For more information on the product and the company, please visit their website at http://www.balanceback.com

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