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1 as affected by electrical stimulation of the vestibular nerve.
2 y electrical current pulses delivered to the vestibular nerve.
3 esencephalic tract, quintofrontal tract, and vestibular nerve.
4 t type II hair cells to the primary afferent vestibular nerve.
5 es elicited by electrical stimulation of the vestibular nerve.
6 the three semicircular canal branches of the vestibular nerve.
7 idocaine (1-2 microL of 0.5%) into the right vestibular nerve.
8            Behaviorally relevant patterns of vestibular nerve activation generated a rapid and substa
9 first time plasticity at the synapse between vestibular nerve afferents and their postsynaptic target
10 icated that the three descriptive classes of vestibular nerve afferents have unique as well as overla
11  characterized horizontal semicircular canal vestibular nerve afferents in the toadfish, Opsanus tau.
12 ns in individual response characteristics of vestibular nerve afferents to rotational stimulus provid
13 r reflexes elicited by superior laryngeal or vestibular nerve afferents.
14 anisms of efferent actions, we recorded from vestibular-nerve afferents close to the turtle posterior
15              Many fibers were labeled in the vestibular nerve and in fascicles of the descending vest
16 en in the lagena macula and the cochlear and vestibular nerves by stage 30.
17 was observed in gerbils after lesions of the vestibular nerve central to the ganglion, the cerebellum
18                      Second, stimulus evoked vestibular nerve compound action potentials (vCAP) are s
19  test this, we electrically stimulated human vestibular nerves during a goal-directed voluntary tilt
20 cessing stages, the otolith afferents of the vestibular nerve encode linear motion.
21 his study, the effects of iDC stimulation on vestibular nerve fiber firing rate was investigated usin
22 inner ear in the regions of the auditory and vestibular nerve fibres, the neural and abneural limbs a
23 portionally increase or decrease the rate of vestibular nerve firing, as if the head were rotating fa
24 nerated by the electrical stimulation of the vestibular nerve in seven frogs, and we performed a prin
25 ed to arise from differences in the types of vestibular nerve inputs to vestibular nucleus neurons.
26 tion response when the information from both vestibular nerves is centrally integrated.
27 differentiation between inferior or superior vestibular nerve may influence the decision on treatment
28                          After lesion of the vestibular nerve, no calretinin staining was seen in any
29 recorded afferent activity from the superior vestibular nerve of anesthetized C57BL/6 mice while stim
30                   For patients with inferior vestibular nerve of origin (n = 11), cVEMP amplitudes of
31  threshold levels in the group with superior vestibular nerve of origin (n = 7).
32               We electrically stimulated the vestibular nerves of human subjects to evoke a virtual h
33               For the prediction of superior vestibular nerve origin, sensitivity was 60% and specifi
34               For the prediction of inferior vestibular nerve origin, sensitivity was 73% and specifi
35                                          The vestibular nerve projects to the four nuclei of the vest
36                          First, synchronized vestibular nerve responses are unchanged after administr
37  of calretinin staining resembled that after vestibular nerve section alone, whereas calbindin staini
38 luated the efficacy and safety of electrical vestibular nerve stimulation (VeNS) as a means of reduci
39 t pulses and their postsynaptic responses to vestibular nerve stimulation were recorded, while simult
40     Eighteen consecutive patients undergoing vestibular nerve surgery underwent pre- and postoperativ
41 icity at a candidate site of motor learning: vestibular nerve synapses onto neurons that mediate refl
42        Bidirectional, linear gain control of vestibular nerve synapses onto projection neurons provid
43 logical refinements are required for central vestibular nerve synapses to linearly transmit rate-code
44 ced by sectioning individual branches of the vestibular nerve that innervate the different receptor o
45 fter a combined lesion of the cerebellum and vestibular nerve, the distribution and density of calret
46 timulates semicircular canal branches of the vestibular nerve to convey head rotation.
47                Electrical stimulation of the vestibular nerve using short trains of current pulses ev
48 emoval, requiring sectioning of the involved vestibular nerve (vestibular neurectomy).