tandem walking test

What Should Be Done if a Child Fails the Test?

If a child demonstrates significant difficulty with the tandem walking test, a comprehensive evaluation should be conducted. This may include:
- Detailed neurological examination
- Vestibular function tests
- Imaging studies like MRI or CT scans
- Referral to specialists such as a pediatric neurologist or otolaryngologist

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