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Temporal and spatial properties of vestibular signals for perception of self-motion
It is well recognized that the vestibular system is involved in numerous important cognitive functions, including self-motion perception, spatial orientation, locomotion, and vector-based navigation, in addition to basic reflexes, such as oculomotor or ...
Bingyu Liu +5 more
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On the vertigo due to static magnetic fields. [PDF]
Vertigo is sometimes experienced in and around MRI scanners. Mechanisms involving stimulation of the vestibular system by movement in magnetic fields or magnetic field spatial gradients have been proposed.
Antunes, Andre +19 more
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Influence of Inertial Stimulus on Visuo-Vestibular Cues Conflict for Lateral Dynamics at Driving Simulators [PDF]
Version éditeur de cet article : Aykent B, Merienne F, Paillot D, Kemeny A (2013) Influence of Inertial Stimulus on Visuo-Vestibular Cues Conflict for Lateral Dynamics at Driving Simulators. J Ergonomics 3: 113.
KEMENY, Andras +4 more
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Age-Related Vestibular Loss: Current Understanding and Future Research Directions
The vestibular system sub-serves a number of reflex and perceptual functions, comprising the peripheral apparatus, the vestibular nerve, the brainstem and cerebellar processing circuits, the thalamic relays, and the vestibular cerebral cortical network ...
Dominic Allen +3 more
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Even though reciprocal inhibitory vestibular interactions following visual stimulation have been understood as sensory-reweighting mechanisms to stabilize motion perception; this hypothesis has not been thoroughly investigated with temporal dynamic ...
Min-Hee Ahn +8 more
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Improvement of a figure copying deficit during sub-sensory galvanic vestibular stimulation. [PDF]
We describe the effects of galvanic vestibular stimulation (GVS) on an individual who, following right hemisphere stroke, is unable to copy figures accurately.
DeGutis, Joseph +9 more
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Influence of magnetic vestibular stimulation on self-motion perception [PDF]
Ultrahigh magnetic fields (UHF) induce dizziness, vertigo and nystagmus due to Lorentz forces acting on the cupula in the semi-circular canals, an effect called magnetic vestibular stimulation (MVS) (Roberts et al., 2011; Ward et al., 2015).
Zee, David S. +5 more
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Falls in seniors are a major public health problem. Falls lead to fear of falling, reduced mobility and decreased quality of life. Vestibular dysfunction is one of the fall risk factors. The relationship between objective measures of vestibular responses
Elodie eChiarovano +6 more
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Some 20 years ago Todd and colleagues proposed that rhythm perception is mediated by the conjunction of a sensory representation of the auditory input and a motor representation of the body (Todd 1994, 1995), and that a sense of motion from sound is ...
Neil Philip Todd, Chris Stuart Lee
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Improvement of a face perception deficit via sub-sensory galvanic vestibular stimulation [PDF]
The remediative effect of galvanic vestibular stimulation (GVS) was investigated in a patient who, following right hemisphere damage, is profoundly unable to recognize faces.
Ko, Philip +4 more
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