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Acta Oto-Laryngologica Volume 71, 1971 - Issue 1-6
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Original Article

A Study of the Current Spread on Electric Stimulation of the Individual Utricular and Ampullary Nerves

K. Tokumasu Department of Otolaryngology. Faculty of Medicitie, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
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J. I. Suzuki Department of Otolaryngology. Faculty of Medicitie, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
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K. Goto Department of Otolaryngology. Faculty of Medicitie, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan
Pages 313-318 | Received 01 Sep 1970, Published online: 08 Jul 2009

Reference

  • Cuhen B., Suzuki J.-I., Bender M. B. Eye movements from semicircular canal nerve stimulation in the cat. Ann Otol 1964; 73: 153
  • Kasahara M., Ozawa S., Uchino Y. 1970, Personal communication
  • Suzuki J.-I., Goto K., Tokumasu K., Cohen B. Implantation of electrodes near individual vestibular nerve branches in mammals. Ann Otol 1969a; 78: 815
  • Suzuki J.-I., Tokumasu K., Goto K. Eye movements from single utricular nerve stimulation in the cat. Acta Otolaryng (Stockh.) 1969b; 68: 350

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