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Motion Sickness
Known as:
Motion Sickness [Disease/Finding]
, Sickness, Motion
, Travel Sickness
A sensation of discomfort that results from a discordant relationship between visualized movement and any movement sensed by the vestibular system…
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Airsickness
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Seasickness
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2016
2016
"Bid the Players Make Haste": Speed-Making and Motion Sickness in Hamlet
Kara J. Northway
2016
Corpus ID: 193883293
We'll not offend one stomach with our play. --Life of Henry the Fifth Enter HAMLET ..., swaying as if on ship's bridge. He wipes…
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2008
2008
Visually induced motion sickness
C. Diels
2008
Corpus ID: 141805124
At times, people exposed to moving visual scenes may perceive themselves as moving even though they are, in fact, stationary…
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Review
1996
Review
1996
Discomfort caused by low-frequency motions : A literature survey of hypotheses and possible causes of motion sickness
J. Foerstberg
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T. Ledin
1996
Corpus ID: 107387717
Discomfort caused by low-frequency motions : A literature survey of hypotheses and possible causes of motion sickness
1992
1992
Histaminergic response to Coriolis stimulation: implication for transdermal scopolamine therapy of motion sickness.
Wang Et
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D. Zhou
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Herman Lh
1992
Corpus ID: 77170465
: The blood levels of histamine and 5-hydroxytryptamine (5-HT) in 10 subjects, with or without administration of the transdermal…
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Review
1990
Review
1990
Role of the vestibular end organs in experimental motion sickness - A primate model
M. Igarashi
1990
Corpus ID: 126636179
Experimental studies of the role of vestibular end organs in motion sickness experienced by squirrel monkeys are reviewed. The…
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1985
1985
Motion Sickness Elicited by Passive Rotation in Squirrel Monkeys
N. Daunton
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R. Fox
1985
Corpus ID: 142154674
Current theory and recent evidence suggest that motion sickness occurs under conditions of sensory input in which the normal…
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Review
1985
Review
1985
Travel sickness in patients attending a geriatric day hospital.
D. Stokoe
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G. Zuccollo
Age and Ageing
1985
Corpus ID: 31019087
A survey of 172 patients attending a geriatric day hospital revealed that 33 patients (19%) suffered travel sickness at some time…
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1984
1984
Susceptibility to motion sickness and the development of anticipatory nausea and vomiting in cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.
Gary R. Morrow
Cancer treatment reports
1984
Corpus ID: 1336691
There are neural pathways between the vestibular system and an area of the brain in the fourth ventricle that appear to…
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1950
1950
Prophylaxis of motion sickness; evaluation of some drugs in seasickness.
H. Chinn
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Werner K. Noell
,
Paul K. Smith
A M A Archives of Internal Medicine
1950
Corpus ID: 44259848
MOTION sickness represents a response to a particular pattern of vestibular discharges which are generated chiefly in the…
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1949
1949
Prevention of motion sickness by intravenous injection of sodium bicarbonate.
Takatoshi Hasegawa
A M A Archives of Otolaryngology
1949
Corpus ID: 43052204
THE TERM "motion sickness" is here meant to include the conditions produced by accelerated motion of trains, ships, planes or…
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