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Visual and oculomotor responses induced by neck vibration in normal subjects and labyrinthine-defective patients
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The results indicate that the propriogyral illusion is secondary to vibration-induced eye movements, presumably mediated by the cervico-ocular reflex (COR), secondary to the prominent exposure to vertical retinal slippage experienced by these patients during daily activities such as locomotion.
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Postural responses to vibration of neck muscles in patients with idiopathic torticollis.
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The results suggest that neck proprioceptive input retains local postural functions in ST, however, it is relatively ignored in the context of the whole body postural control and spatial orientation.
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Adaptation of postural control to weightlessness
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The findings are indicative of two types of adaptation of the central program of posture regulation to weightlessness: fast, short-term adaptation, characterized by a quasi-instantaneous redistribution of motor commands between ankle flexors and extensors (an “operative process”) and slow, long- term adaptation, exemplified by the loss of anticipatory activation of certain muscles by the end of the flight (a “conservative process’).
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[Is the stretch reflex a basic mechanism in the system of regulation of human vertical posture?].
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Stabilization of body position as the main task of postural regulation.
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Body Scheme in the Control of Postural Activity
The changes in the amplitude and direction of vestibulo-motor responses were studied during illusory body tilt and altered perception of the head position. The results obtained under these conditions…
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Quantitative analysis of anticipatory postural components of a complex voluntary movement.
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Changes of posture during transient perturbations in microgravity.
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The findings show that the anticipatory and compensatory activities of the postural muscles were highly reproducible during the first days of the space mission, and vision seemed to play an important role in the control of standing posture at the beginning of the flight.
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Hand trajectories of vertical arm movements in one-G and zero-G environments Evidence for a central representation of gravitational force
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Evidence is provided that gravity is centrally represented in an anticipatory fashion as a driving force during vertical arm movement planning during space flight and immediately postflight.
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Postural reactions to the controlled sinusoidal displacement of the supporting platform.
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