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Four different structural corticocortical vestibular networks accounting for relevant constraints were investigated.
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Objectives: To devise a protocol for the safe surveillance of vestibular schwannomas.
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Eight patients required additional surgery to address chronic sinusitis or vestibular stenosis.
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Panic disorder was equally prevalent among patients with and without vestibular disease.
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A low number of visits for vestibular disorders were referred to PT.
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Conclusion: Our analysis delineated a remarkably stable organization of cortical vestibular connectivity.
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Cochleo-vestibular malformations and large vestibular aqueduct are the 2 most frequent deformities.
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With our work we solidified evidence for lateralization within the corticocortical vestibular network.
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Background: Little is known about the cortical organization of human vestibular information processing.
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Follow-up studies of the first patient revealed a decrease in abnormal vestibular signal.
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The handicap resulting from a bilateral vestibular deficit is often underestimated.
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That's where galvanic vestibular stimulation comes in- afancyname for a simple procedure.
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The interrelations among vestibular disorders were analyzed and placed within a conceptual framework.
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Ironically, NASA Ames motion sickness researcher Bill Toscano has a defective vestibular system.
Packing for mars: the curious science of life in the void
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Customized vestibular rehabilitation in man improves and speeds up this process.
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Oscillopsia can be quantified objectively by functional vestibular tests, and subjectively by questionnaires.
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