Publication: Antihysteresis of perceived longitudinal body axis during continuous quasi-static whole-body rotation in the earth-vertical roll plane
Antihysteresis of perceived longitudinal body axis during continuous quasi-static whole-body rotation in the earth-vertical roll plane
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Tatalias, M., Bockisch, C. J., Bertolini, G., Straumann, D., & Palla, A. (2011). Antihysteresis of perceived longitudinal body axis during continuous quasi-static whole-body rotation in the earth-vertical roll plane. Experimental Brain Research, 209(3), 443–454. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00221-011-2572-8
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Estimation of subjective whole-body tilt in stationary roll positions after rapid rotations shows hysteresis. We asked whether this phenomenon is also present during continuous quasi-static whole-body rotation and whether gravitational cues are a major contributing factor. Using a motorized turntable, 8 healthy subjects were rotated continuously about the earth-horizontal naso-occipital axis (earth-vertical roll plane) and the earth-vertical naso-occipital axis (earth-horizontal roll plane). In both planes, three full constant velocit
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- Tatalias, M
- Bockisch, C J
- Bertolini, G
- Straumann, D
- Palla, A
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Tatalias, M., Bockisch, C. J., Bertolini, G., Straumann, D., & Palla, A. (2011). Antihysteresis of perceived longitudinal body axis during continuous quasi-static whole-body rotation in the earth-vertical roll plane. Experimental Brain Research, 209(3), 443–454. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00221-011-2572-8
