Human vestibular evoked responses.

Medical progress through technology Pub Date : 1994-01-01
C Muñoz-Gamboa, J Jiménez-Cruz
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Abstract

The results of an experimental series dedicated to the acquisition of human vestibular evoked responses are presented. In these series, manual stimulation is applied to a normal group of subjects with rotational acceleration impulses. Every stimulus is large in magnitude and very short in duration, producing small head movements of only a few degrees through a specially designed head immobilization helmet. Results correspond to middle latency vestibular evoked responses.

人类前庭诱发反应。
一个实验系列的结果,致力于获得人类前庭诱发反应提出。在这些系列中,用旋转加速脉冲对一组正常受试者施加手动刺激。每一个刺激的幅度都很大,持续时间很短,通过一个特别设计的头部固定头盔,只产生几度的头部运动。结果与中潜伏期前庭诱发反应相符。
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