Thousand Aviator Study - Nonvestibular Contributions to Postural Equilibrium Functions
Psychomotor performance and postural equilibrium functioning defined by quantitative ataxia test battery, and relation to pilot selection and gerontology
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Psychomotor performance and postural equilibrium functioning defined by quantitative ataxia test battery, and relation to pilot selection and gerontology
Effectiveness of antimotion sickness drugs compared by using recommended and larger than recommended doses as tested in slow rotation room
Role of otolith organs in perception of horizontality
Magnitude of gravitoinertial force, independent variable in egocentric visual localization of horizontal
Inversion illusion in parabolic flight related to functioning of otolith apparatus
Otolith and nonotolith information influence in perception of visual horizontal by rotating human subjects with normal and defective labyrinthine functions
Lack of response to thermal stimulation of semicircular canals during parabolic flight weightlessness for study of caloric nystagmus mechanism in man
Measurement of oculogravic illusion in subjects with or without labyrinthine defects, showing validity as specific response to stimulation of otolith organs
Validity of oculogravic illusion as specific indicator of otolith function
Physiological responses to antimotion sickness drugs - antihistamines, belladonnas, and phenothiazines
Efficacy of streptomycin sulfate for treatment of Meniere disease - ear diseases - physiological response to antibiotics
Residual effects of storm conditions at sea upon postural equilibrium functioning of vestibular normal and vestibular defective human subjects
Distributions and intercorrelations of 100 variables selected from physiological, personal history, and psychological measures of 1963 evaluation in Pensacola thousand aviator study
Comparison of effectiveness of antimotion sickness drugs tested in human centrifuge
Horizontal perception change delay of man after counter rotation - effects of pre-exposure conditions on visual discrimination recovery
Measurement of otolith activity as indicated by ocular counterrolling in response to body tilt within force field of zero G, one-half G, and standard G - extralabyrinthine factors
Visual localization of horizontal as function of body tilt utilizing several positions with respect to gravity
Rotating environment effects in humans discussing clinical symptoms, laboratory findings and psychophysiology