After unilateral peripheral vestibular lesions, the neural activity of neurons in the ipsi-lesional
medial vestibular nucleus (ipsi-MVe) are markedly decreased, resulting in static and …

Vestibular compensation consists of two stages: the inhibition of the contralesional medial
vestibular nucleus (contra-MVe) activities at the acute stage after unilateral labyrinthectomy …

Living with an uncompensated, abnormal vestibular system requires oppressive
modification of life style and often prevents return to work and activities of daily living …

Background: Unilateral labyrinthectomy (UL) causes the disappearance of ipsilateral medial
vestibular nuclear (ipsi-MVe) activity and induces spontaneous nystagmus (SN), which …

Peripheral vestibular abnormalities affect the function of both sensory and motor
mechanisms and result in different symptoms. These symptoms can be divided into two …

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This chapter aims to provide a perspective for understanding the huge literature on
vestibular compensation. At 28 September 2012 The Web of Science listed 1069 papers on …

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We previously demonstrated in rat brainstem slices that high-frequency stimulation (HFS) of
the vestibular afferents induces long-term potentiation (LTP) in the ventral part (Vp) of the …

Most patients with unilateral vestibular loss exhibit a similar static and dynamic vestibular
syndrome consisting of vestibulo‐ocular, posturolocomotor, and perceptive deficits. This …