Our Sway Test equipment provides empirical data on the impact of the introduction of drugs on balance, one of the cerebellar functions of the brain. Sway tests provide an objective measurement of this cerebellar function, complimenting a neurological examination which is usually subjectively tested by a Research Physician. It works by monitoring the shifts of the Centre of Foot Pressure (CFP) by evaluating several parameters, including a graphical representation of the CFP oscillations (Statokinesigram), a graphical representation of Anteroposterior and Lateral oscillation (Stabilogram) and a Fourier's analysis based frequency spectrogram (FFT). The conditions under which the test are performed and parameters evaluated can therefore be adapted in order to obtain the most useful data to suit our client's specific requirements. The additional attraction of the Sway Test is its comparative cost effectiveness as it provides a good indication of any possible cerebellar effects of new drugs, indicating whether further evaluation may be needed.