Limb responses to semicircular canal stimulation in man

Cleminson, Faye

doi:10.3109/00016483109119106

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“…Cleminson (17) verifies some work done by Tait and Mc-Nally (115) on the movements of particular muscles in response to surgical insult. The latter worked on frogs, whereas the former used a subject who had become deaf in the left ear and who showed no responses to caloric excitation.…”

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The perceptions and mechanisms of vestibular equilibration.

Griffith¹

1932

Psychological Bulletin

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132 papers are reviewed in some detail. They include: general surveys; apparatus and methods of stimulating, including rotational, surgical, galvanic, caloric, pressure, and drugs; perceptual functions, as auditory localization and perception of movements; modes of response, as ocular, general tonus, and postural reflexes; anatomical and physiological, the functions of the otoliths and of eye muscles; clinical and pathological studies of hereditary factors, syndromes, and special factors such as encephalitis.

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