An ataxia test battery not requiring rails.
Quantitative postural equilibrium ataxia test battery without rails performed on normal and labyrinthine defective subjects
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Quantitative postural equilibrium ataxia test battery without rails performed on normal and labyrinthine defective subjects
Transfer of habituation of motion sickness on change in body position in rotating environments
Diagnostic criteria for grading severity of acute motion sickness
Habituation transfer on change in body position between vertical and horizontal in rotating environment
Drug effects on otolith activity determined by measuring ocular counterrolling
Postural equilibrium functioning variance with nonvestibular sources in aviator selection criteria study
Cosmonauts inversion illusion in parabolic flight studied with normal and deaf subjects, noting probable dependence on otolith function
Perception of oculogravic illusion in normal and labyrinthine-defective subjects related to water immersion
Antimotion sickness drugs and placebos effect on altering motion sickness susceptibility in Skyraider aircraft aerobatics and Slow Rotation Room dial test
Effects of centripetal force stimulation on perception of visual horizontal in partially blind and normal vision subjects
Caloric nystagmus in man clarified by test in weightless phase of parabolic flight
Age, weight, and parental longevity effects on trends in systolic blood pressure in thousand aviator cohort over 24 year period
Gemini inflight experiments on space perception via measurements of ocular counterrolling as test of otolith function
Serum lipoproteins and lipids in 657 human males correlated to multiple constitutional and environmental variables
Reliability and prognostic validity of serial electrocardiograms in men over 24 year period, and relationship of observed changes to pathological or physiological variables
Egocentric localization of visual horizontal in normal and labyrinthine-defective observers as function of head and body tilt
Vestibular organ function investigated using normal and deaf subjects, discussing semicircular canal related illusory phenomena and space flight implications
Egocentric localization of visual horizontal in normal and labyrinthine defective observers for various head and body tilts