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Vestibular neuritis affects both superior and inferior vestibular nerves

Neurology, 2016
To characterize the profiles of afferent dysfunction in a cross section of patients with acute vestibular neuritis using tests of otolith and semicircular canal function sensitive to each of the 5 vestibular end organs.Forty-three patients fulfilling clinical criteria for acute vestibular neuritis were recruited between 2010 and 2016 and studied within
Rachael L, Taylor, Leigh A, McGarvie, Nicole, Reid, Allison S, Young, G Michael, Halmagyi, Miriam S, Welgampola   +5 more
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Cortical Projection of Vestibular Nerve in cat

Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1954
(1954). Cortical Projection of Vestibular Nerve in cat. Acta Oto-Laryngologica: Vol. 43, No. sup116, pp. 10-18.
S, ANDERSSON, B E, GERNANDT
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Vestibular-like facial nerve schwannoma

Auris Nasus Larynx, 2004
To evaluate the prevalence as well as the management of primary facial nerve schwannoma (PFNS) presenting as vestibular schwannoma.A retrospective review was carried out on 146 patients referred to and operated upon in our institution over a 5-year period for tumors of the internal auditory canal extending or not into the cerebello-pontine angle (TICA).
Romain E, Kania, Philippe, Herman, Patrice, Tran Ba Huy   +2 more
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Anastomoses of the Vestibular, Cochlear, and Facial Nerves

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2012
The internal auditory canal (IAC) is 10 to 17 mm in length, and the facial nerve and vestibulocochlear nerve, which consist of the cochlear nerve, the superior vestibular nerve, and the inferior vestibular nerve, run together in the IAC packaged in dura mater.
Sacide, Ünel, Mehmet, Yilmaz, Sait, Albayram, Zehra, Işık, Elvan, Ceyhan, Huseyin, Isildak, Michael, Teixido, Yildiray, Savas, Adem, Kiris   +8 more
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Vestibular activation of sympathetic nerve activity

Acta Physiologica Scandinavica, 2003
AbstractAim: The vestibulosympathetic reflex refers to sympathetic nerve activation by the vestibular system. Animal studies indicate that the vestibular system assists in blood pressure regulation during orthostasis. Although human studies clearly demonstrate activation of muscle sympathetic nerve activity (MSNA) during engagement of the otolith ...
C A, Ray, J R, Carter
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The brainstem projection of the vestibular nerve in the cat

Journal of Comparative Neurology, 1979
AbstractThe projection of the vestibular nerve to the brainstem of the cat was re‐examined with silver degeneration methods after complete lesions of the vestibular ganglion. Whereas previous investigations emphasize that only parts of the major vestibular nuclei are innervated by the vestibular nerve, the present investigation shows that only the ...
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Survival of function in the deafferentated vestibular nerve

Brain Research, 1983
After it has been deafferentated, spontaneous spike activity in the vestibular nerve is not abolished, but is drastically reduced 1-3 months post-op. If the nerve stump is cut again in the compensated animal, similarly directed postural asymmetries are re-induced, although of milder intensity. Electrical stimulation of the vestibular nerve stump evokes
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Modifications of the vestibular nerve activity by stimulation of the efferent vestibular system

Experientia, 1963
La stimolazione elettrica della zona nucleare vestibolare in vicinanza del nucleo di Deiters (dove presumibilmente originano le fibre efferenti vestibolari) e seguita, dopo un periodo di latenza pressoche costante (22–32 msec), dalla comparsa di potenziali bioelettrici nel nervo vestibolare controlaterale.
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Morphology Of The Vestibular Nerve: II. The Number Of Myelinated Vestibular Nerve Fibers In Man At Various Ages

Acta Oto-Laryngologica, 1973
This paper contains a study of the vestibular nerve and its branches in man at various ages. It has been done with the purpose of estimating the “normal” number of nerve fibers and to investigate whether any reduction occurs with increasing age. The vestibular nerves from 11 individuals of varying ages ranging from birth to 85 years were examined ...
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Hemangioma of the Intratemporal Vestibular Nerve

Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1999
R, Raney, G, Knox, H, Jenkins, A M, Lopes   +3 more
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