[New method and certain results of investigation of vestibular motor reflex in inadequate stimulation of the vestibular apparatus in man].
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[Effect of exclusion of the vestibular apparatus on general development and on reflex function in ontogenesis in rabbit].
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[Hearing and vestibular apparatus in scleroma treated with streptomycin].
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[Direct application of ultrasonics on the vestibular apparatus in the treatment of Menière's disease].
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[Electrophysiology of the vestibular apparatus and the problem of transformation of the mechanical stimulus into nervous excitation].
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Biological Phenomena↗
[Investigations on functions of the vestibular apparatus in patients with chronic otitis media and following radical operations].
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[Experimental research on the influence of the central nervous system on the vestibular apparatus with the aid of chloral hydrate].
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Central Nervous System↗
[Considerations on the thermal excitability of the vestibular apparatus in normal subjects, studied with the Veits technic and with simultaneous bilateral irrigation].
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[Direct application of ultrasounds to the vestibular apparatus as a cure for Meniere's disease].
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[Observations on the behavior of the cochleo-vestibular apparatus in pulmonary tuberculotic subjects treated with streptomycin and dihydrostreptomycin].
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[Answers to the thermic irritable stimuli of the vestibular apparatus in 100 normals].
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[Answers to the thermic irritable stimuli of the vestibular apparatus in 100 normals].
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[Experimental stimulation of the vestibular apparatus with warm air].
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The evolution of the vestibular apparatus according to the age of the infant.
In 56 full-tem A.G.A. infants and in 27 infants of a minimal age of 15 days with a neurological "risk" (full-term small for gestational age, S.G.A.), the nystagmic response to vestibular stimulation (rotatory and torsion swing test) was examined. A delay in the appearance of a response to the labyrinthic stimulus and a persistence of the prevalence of the slow phase of the nystagmus appeared clearly higher in the "risk" infants. The statistical difference of the response between the two groups was highly significant. This allowed us to conclude that the vestibular test appears to the one of the most useful in evaluating the sensorial maturation of S.G.A. infants.
Electronystagmography↗
[The effect of sympathetic ganglion block by hexamethonium salts on the vestibular apparatus].
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[The cortical projection of the vestibular apparatus in rabbits].
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[Connection between registration and objective facts in irritation of the vestibular apparatus by alternating current and optokinetic pendulant irritation of the retina].
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[Changes of electrical activity of the individual oculomotor muscles induced by impulses from the vestibular apparatus and from the cervical muscles in animals of various ages].
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