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. Mots-clés, Test de vibration osseux vestibulaire ; lésions vestibulaires totales et partielles ; sensibilité, spécificité ; hautes fréquences vestibulaires. Influence of vibratory stimulations applied to skull and cervical muscles on equilibrium function. Physiological interpretation and applications in pathology. Development and validation of a new vestibular test : the Skull Vibration Induced Nystagmus Test or Dumas test