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Effects of changes in posture on the vestibulo-ocular reflex in rabbits.

Shinsuke Ito, Mozomu Inoue, Minoru Hirano

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Slow eye movement induced by a vestibulo-ocular reflex was enhanced or inhibited in various postures of rabbits. A tonic neck reflex functions to help pursuit eye movement in both active and passive postures.

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Slow eye movement induced by a vestibulo-ocular reflex was enhanced or inhibited in various postures of rabbits. A tonic neck reflex functions to help pursuit eye movement in both active and passive postures.

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Slow eye movement induced by a vestibulo-ocular reflex was enhanced or inhibited in various postures of rabbits. A tonic neck reflex functions to help pursuit eye movement in both active and passive postures.

Key concepts: Vestibulo–ocular reflex, Reflex, Tonic (physiology), Eye movement, Medicine, Corneal reflex, Physical medicine and rehabilitation, Vestibular system

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