File:Saccadic-Velocity-in-the-New-Suppression-Head-Impulse-Test-A-New-Indicator-of-Horizontal-Vestibular-Video 2.ogv

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English: Stimulation of SHIMPs in an acute unilateral vestibular loss patient with lesion on the right side. When head impulses were toward the left intact side, large anti-compensatory saccades occurred after the head rotation. In contrast, when head impulses were delivered toward the right lesioned side, acute UVL patient elicited small anti-compensatory saccades after the head turn.
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Source Video S2 from Shen Q, Magnani C, Sterkers O, Lamas G, Vidal P, Sadoun J, Curthoys I, de Waele C (2016). "Saccadic Velocity in the New Suppression Head Impulse Test: A New Indicator of Horizontal Vestibular Canal Paresis and of Vestibular Compensation". Frontiers in Neurology. DOI:10.3389/fneur.2016.00160. PMID 27721805. PMC: 5033987.
Author Shen Q, Magnani C, Sterkers O, Lamas G, Vidal P, Sadoun J, Curthoys I, de Waele C
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