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Anzahl der Publikationen: 7
2022
Eder, Josefine; Kellerer, Silvy; Amberger, Tamara; Keywan, Aram; Dlugaiczyk, Julia; Wuehr, Max und Jahn, Klaus
(2022):
Combining vestibular rehabilitation with noisy galvanic vestibular stimulation for treatment of bilateral vestibulopathy.
In: Journal of Neurology, Bd. 269, Nr. 11: S. 5731-5737
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Wuehr, Max; Eder, Josefine; Keywan, Aram und Jahn, Klaus
(2022):
Noisy galvanic vestibular stimulation improves vestibular perception in bilateral vestibulopathy.
In: Journal of Neurology, Bd. 270, Nr. 2: S. 938-943
[PDF, 499kB]
2020
Bergmann, Jeannine; Bardins, Standislav; Prawitz, Christian; Keywan, Aram; MacNeilage, Paul und Jahn, Klaus
(2020):
Perception of postural verticality in roll and pitch while sitting and standing in healthy subjects.
In: Neuroscience Letters, Bd. 730, 135055
Keywan, Aram; Dietrich, Haike und Wuehr, Max
(2020):
Subliminal Passive Motion Stimulation Improves Vestibular Perception.
In: Neuroscience, Bd. 441: S. 1-7
Keywan, Aram; Badarna, Hiba; Jahn, Klaus und Wuehr, Max
(2020):
No evidence for after-effects of noisy galvanic vestibular stimulation on motion perception.
In: Scientific Reports, Bd. 10, Nr. 1, 2545
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2019
Keywan, Aram; Jahn, Klaus und Wuehr, Max
(2019):
Noisy Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation Primarily Affects Otolith-Mediated Motion Perception.
In: Neuroscience, Bd. 399: S. 161-166
2018
Keywan, Aram; Wühr, Max; Pradhan, Cauchy und Jahn, Klaus
(2018):
Noisy Galvanic Stimulation Improves Roll-Tilt Vestibular Perception in Healthy Subjects.
In: Frontiers in Neurology, Bd. 9, 83
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