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Electrophysiological markers of vestibular-mediated self-motion perception – A pilot study

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Peripheral vestibular activation results in multi-level responses, from brainstem-mediated reflexes (e.g. vestibular ocular reflex – VOR) to perception of self-motion. While VOR responses indicate preserved vestibular peripheral and brainstem functioning,
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