Galvanic vestibular stimulation
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..., 2012), whereas others have argued that semicircular canals are also involved (Curthoys and Macdougall, 2012; Reynolds and Osler, 2012)....
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...Some authors have suggested that only otolith responses are induced in humans (Cohen et al., 2012), whereas others have argued that semicircular canals are also involved (Curthoys and Macdougall, 2012; Reynolds and Osler, 2012)....
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...…Nashner andWolfson 1974; Honjo et al. 1976; Magnusson et al. 1990a,1990b; Johansson and Magnusson 1991; Iles and Pisini1992; Britton et al. 1993; Fitzpatrick et al. 1994; Krizkovaand Hlavacka 1994; Hlavacka et al. 1995; Inglis et al. 1995;Johansson et al. 1995; Cass et al. 1996; Day et al. 1997)....
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...(2013), with an overview of the higher cognitive processes of selfconsciousness. Mast et al. (2014) also reports how vestibular disorders and some psychiatric symptoms may be entangled, completing the review of Gurvich et al....
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...(2013) review neuroimaging data that have recently revealed the role of the temporo-parietal junction, insula, and retroinsular cortex in estimating the consequences of gravity for visual perception and motor preparation. In an original research article, Ferrè et al. (2013) describe the influence of GVS on the generation of motor sequences. They show that right cathodal GVS increases the generation of novel motor sequences. Bernard-Demanze et al. (2014) report original research on static and dynamic postural stability in cochlear implant (CI) patients....
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...In an original research article, Ferrè et al. (2013) describe the influence of GVS on the generation of motor sequences....
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...(2013) highlight the relevance of CVS for studying somatosensory perception and bodily awareness. Two clinical applications of CVS and GVS are proposed by Wilkinson and colleagues. Wilkinson et al. (2013) present a series of case reports on the effects of CVS on post-stroke aphasia....
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...Lopez (2013) reviews the consequences of vestibular disorders for bodily perceptions, the sense of self and self-consciousness. Peripheral vestibular disorders may alter the perceived shape and size of the body, alter the experience of owning the body and evoke the experience that the self is strange, unreal and disembodied. Tighilet et al. (2014) describe the consequences of vestibular deafferentation for the cat histaminergic system and show that plasticity of the histamine H3 receptors supports vestibular compensation....
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...…may affect several cognitive functions somehow related to self and space representation, such us the localization of tactile stimuli on the hand (Ferrè et al., 2013c), the perceived size of the touched objects (Lopez et al., 2012), the perceptual somatosensory illusion of a ‘‘fake’’ rubber hand…...
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...Moreover, it influences also the balance between novel and routine motor responses to acoustic and visual stimuli (Ferrè et al., 2013a) and speed of visual memory processing (Wilkinson et al., 2008)....
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...…such us the localization of tactile stimuli on the hand (Ferrè et al., 2013c), the perceived size of the touched objects (Lopez et al., 2012), the perceptual somatosensory illusion of a ‘‘fake’’ rubber hand ownership (Lopez et al., 2010) and line bisection task (Ferrè et al., 2013b)....
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