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Loud sounds were used to activate vestibular receptors in human volunteers and the effects of head and eye position studied for short-latency responses. A potential (p10/n17) recorded in the parieto-occipital… Click to show full abstract
Loud sounds were used to activate vestibular receptors in human volunteers and the effects of head and eye position studied for short-latency responses. A potential (p10/n17) recorded in the parieto-occipital leads showed behavior not expected for a response with a myogenic origin. Source modeling suggested a possible origin from the cerebellum. It may represent a new indicator of human vestibulocerebellar function.
Keywords:
inion response;
response;
possible cerebellar;
revisited evidence;
evidence possible;
response revisited
Journal Title: Journal of Neurophysiology
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Journal of Neurophysiology
Year Published: 2017
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