Unusual visual stimulation in dynamic balance conditions: proposal for a space motion sickness test

Details Unusual visual stimulation in dynamic balance conditions: proposal for a space motion sickness test Unusual visual stimulation in dynamic balance conditions: proposal for a space motion sickness test

Aug 1994

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Advances in Space Research, Volume 14, Issue 8, p. 389-394.

Physics

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We previously demonstrated the efficiency of normal vision/unusual vestibular cues conflict to induce motion sickness. In the present study, we investigate whether, inversely, unusual visual information/normal vestibular function conflict also elicited motion sickness. The experiments were again carried out in dynamic balance conditions to increase proprioceptive input. Circular translation of the visual field with diplopia were produced by rotating Fresnel prismatic glasses. The stimulation triggered SMS-like symptoms and dynamic balance disturbance. A positive relationship was found between discomfort and balance disturbance. Unusual visual information should therefore be included in Space Motion Sickness susceptibility testing.

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