NIH R01 · 2024
Multi-modal vestibular perception
Project Summary Dizziness, vertigo, motion sickness, and simulator sickness are common clinical problems rooted in abnormal perception of movement. Clinical testing of the vestibular system and understanding of vestibular physiology has historically focused on reflex function and perception of isolated vestibular stimuli. However, vestibular reflex function is poorly correlated with perceptual symptoms. Perception of self-motion is at the root of understanding navigation, dizziness, motion sickness, and simulator sickness. Self-motion perception is also multi-sensory and primarily involves the vestibular and visual systems, although auditory and proprioception also may play a role in some…
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