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Modeling postural control in the lamprey
Biological Cybernetics, 2001A phenomenological model of the mechanism of stabilization of the body orientation during locomotion (dorsal side up) in the lamprey is presented. The mathematical modeling is based on experimental results obtained during investigations of postural control in lampreys using a combined in vivo and robotics approach.
Alexander K. Kozlov +6 more
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Hand Postures for Sonification Control
2002Sonification is a rather new technique in human-computer interaction which addresses auditory perception. In contrast to speech interfaces, sonification uses non-verbal sounds to present information. The most common sonification technique is parameter mapping where for each data point a sonic event is generated whose acoustic attributes are determined ...
Thomas Hermann 0001 +2 more
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Comparative neurobiology of postural control
Current Opinion in Neurobiology, 2002In recent years, studies of nervous mechanisms for the control of body posture have been performed on animal models of different complexity - cat, rabbit, lamprey and the mollusc Clione. These studies have greatly expanded our knowledge of how the control system operates, how the system can change the stabilized body orientation and how the postural ...
Tatiana G, Deliagina +1 more
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Postural Control in the Older Adult
Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1996Age-related changes in the neural, sensory, and musculoskeletal systems can lead to balance impairments that have a tremendous impact on the ability to move about safely. The many complex substrates of the posture control system subserve a common functional goal: regulation of the relationship between the center of mass and the base of support ...
B E, Maki, W E, McIlroy
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Normal posture depends upon the integrated activity of many different regions of the brain. Certain postures are assumed in repose; others are exhibited before any coordinated movement is carried out. The essential elements for most postural activities are present in the spinal cord.
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Normal posture depends upon the integrated activity of many different regions of the brain. Certain postures are assumed in repose; others are exhibited before any coordinated movement is carried out. The essential elements for most postural activities are present in the spinal cord.
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Postural control and the vestibulospinal system
2013Abstract We review methods to test for the presence of a vestibular-spinal (VS)-based deficit in balance control. The first method uses body-mounted gyroscopes to quantify balance control during everyday stance and gait tasks and altered sensory conditions.
John H. J. Allum, Mark G. Carpenter
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Plasticity of the postural function to sport and/or motor experience
Neuroscience and Biobehavioral Reviews, 2017Thierry Paillard
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