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PubMed1979

Unique password needed to unlock labyrinth of corridors.

The controversy over the security and confidentiality of personal information held on computers is discussed by author. He argues that problems surrounding the security of information lie where they always have, with people.

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PubMed1999

[Labyrinthitis].

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PubMed1999

[The role of cervical proprioceptive afferentation in the mechanisms of vestibular dysfunction compensation. 2. The passive vestibulo-ocular reflex in bilateral labyrinth lesion].

The study was made of passive cervicoocular reflex in patients with bilateral labyrinthine involvement. Passive cervicoocular reflex was assessed by three parameters: direction of the nystagmus, reactivity rate and phasic shift. It is proved that patients with bilateral labyrinthine lesions desplay intensive cervicoocular reflex serving the basic mechanism of vestibular dysfunction compensation in these patients.

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PubMed1999

[Role of cervical proprioceptive afferentation in mechanisms of vestibular dysfunction compensation. 3. Active cervico-ocular reflex in unilateral lesion of labyrinth].

Active cervicoocular reflex (ACOR) was studied in patients with unilateral vestibular dysfunction in decompensation and subcompensation. ACOR was evaluated by coefficient of reactivity, of involvement and phasic shift. ACOR can be used for staging vestibular dysfunction. Decompensation is accompanied by asymmetric ACOR, subcompensation--by symmetric one.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1976

[Effect of thrombin on chemoreceptors of the frog carotid labyrinth].

The frog's electrical activity of the carotid body chemoreceptors reacting to thrombin was studied. The chemoreceptor response was estimated by means of afferent impulsation in the n. glossopharingeus. The afferent impulsation frequency increases to a certain extent in proportion to the irritant concentration; too high a thrombin concentration is able to suppress the chemoreceptor activity. The direct dependence between the receptor response and the effector reaction diminishing the blood coagulation, was established. The receptors adapt slowly, their discharge is of an irregular character.

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