The patterns of eye movement that accompany static activities such as reading have been
studied since the early 1900s, but it is only since head-mounted eye trackers became …

The term sensorimotor describes all the afferent, efferent, and central integration and
processing components involved in maintaining stability in the postural control system …

Electromyograms (EMGs) were recorded from surface electrodes over the sternomastoid
muscles and averaged in response to brief (0.1 ms) clicks played through headphones. In …

Head kinematics were studied in ten normal subjects while they executed various locomotor
tasks. The movement of the body was recorded with a video system which allowed a …

Maintaining balance is essential to carrying out daily tasks without falling. This review will
describe the impact of impaired postural control on older adults, operationalize what is …

Context: Sport training enhances the ability to use somatosensory and otolithic information,
which improves postural capabilities. Postural changes are different according to the sport …

We used the magnetic search coil technique to record horizontal (yaw) and vertical (pitch)
head rotations of 20 normal subjects during (1) walking in place,(2) running in place,(3) …

1. We have studied the effects of changes in posture on the motor response to galvanic
vestibular stimulation (GVS). The purpose of the experiments was to investigate whether the …

On the basis of a review of the literature including the authors' own experimental studies, a
model for the ontogenesis of balance control in children was developed. This qualitative …

The bony labyrinth inside the petrous part of the temporal bone houses the organs of
hearing and balance. Being functionally linked with sensory control of body movements and …