… the literature is to use the term “prepulse inhibition” only for conditions in which the prepulse
does not elicit a startle response. Prepulse-to-pulse intervals: magnitude and latency effects …

… A control group of healthy subjects was recruited from the community through advertisement
and telephone screening, and matched to patients in terms of age and sex. This control …

… clozapine enhances PPI in healthy male subjects with low PPI … healthy subjects is a stable
phenomenon over time but also extend this finding to clinically unaffected normal subjects …

… Prepulse inhibition (PPI) of the startle response provides an operational index of sensorimotor
gating that is reliably demonstrable in both human and animal subjects. Patients with …

… denoted as “paired pulse inhibition.” The term “paired pulse suppression” has been preferred
in the present report as “paired pulse inhibition” and “prepulse inhibition” would share the …

… its neural correlates in normal healthy subjects and to compare them to … healthy subjects
and (ii) to study the neural differences between patients with schizophrenia and healthy subjects …

Prepulse inhibition (PPI) is a measure of the influence of a … Subjects were 21 healthy controls
(CON), 11 obsessive-compulsive (OCD) and 9 schizophrenic patients (SCH). The prepulse …

… PPI was not significantly associated with age in this sample of young healthy subjects (Ps
> 0.20). There was apparently less PPI in women compared to men at the 120-ms prepulse-to-…

… patients with schizophrenia compared with healthy control subjects, and examined possible
… studies comparing healthy subjects and patients with schizophrenia for the prepulse and …

… This study aimed to investigate gap prepulse inhibition (GPI) of the auditory late response
(… and no-gap-intense sound stimuli in 27 healthy subjects. The amplitudes of the baseline-to-…