graybiel ashton (5 Ergebnisse)

.- Madrid. 1948. Espasa Calpe. 4º mayor apaisado. XI- 460 pgs. Profusión de ilustraciones. Cartoné editorial. Minimas imperfecciones superficiales planos. Muy buen estado. . . Medicina / Cardiología.

Original Cloth. Zustand: Very Good. First Edition. Spine ends rubbed; former owner's signature on front pastedown.

Zustand: Good. Original photograph. 17.5 cm x 12.5 cm. Submitted by the author or their agent for inclusion in the publication "Contemporary Authors". Very Good, slight warping on right edge.Provenance: From the collection of Frederic Gale Ruffner, Jr, the founder of Gale Research, Detroit.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good+. 1st Edition,. 319 pages. 11" X 8" X 1". 272 b/w illustrations of ECG's. Beige cloth, black titles on front and spine. VG+. Also included in book is a 24 page pamphlet titled: The Excitatory Process Observed in the Exposed Human Heart by Paul S. Barker, A.Garrard MacLeod, and John Alexander, reprinted from The American Heart Journal, St. Louis, 1930. Size: 11 X 8. Book.

NASA SP-77. - Washington, D.C., Scientific and Technical Information Division / National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1965, 4°, VIII, 391 pp., zahlr. Abb., orig. kart. Einband. First Edition! Symposium held under the auspices of the Office of Advanced Research and Technology National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Foreword by Ashton Graybiel / Welcome by James L. Holland / Opening Remarks by Walton L. Jones Content: Session I - Chairman: Walton L. Jones / Cochairman: Robert Mayne: Ultrastructural studies of the labyrinth in squirrel monkeys by Heinrich H. Spoendlin. Form and innervation of the vestibular epithelia by Harlow W. Ades And Hans Engstrom. An experimental approach to the dynamics of the vestibular mechanisms by Jorma I. Niven, W. Carroll Hixson, And Manning J. Correia. The "match" of the semicircular canals to the dynamic requirements of various species by Robert Mayne. The modulating influence of the otolith organs on semicircular canal functions by Martin P. Lansberg. Influence of the otoliths on the duration of postcaloric nystagmus by Bosko Milojevic. Response of single cells in cat brain stem to angular acceleration in the horizontal plane by George H. Crampton. Session II - Chairman: Herbert Pollack / Cochairman: Carl Clark: A new quantitative ataxia test battery by Ashton Graybiel and Ali Kep R. Fregly. Otolith function as measured by ocular counterrolling by Earl F. Miller II and Ashton Graybiel. The nature of adaptation to oscillatory rotation by G. Richard Wendt. Repeated caloric stimulation of the human labyrinth and the question of vestibular habituation by William E. Collins. Some factors contributing to the delay in the perception of the oculogravic illusion by Brant Clark and Ashton Graybiel. The vestibular contribution to stabilization of the retinal image by G. Melvill Jones. Session III - Chairman: John Billingham / Cochairman: Randall Chambers: Radiosensitivity of the vestibular apparatus of the rabbit by Larry W. Mcdonald, Gerald A. King, and Cornelius A. Tobias. Preliminary studies of vestibular damage in guinea pigs following high acceleration by Donald E. Parker, Henning E. von Gierke, and Walter P. Covell. Dynamic counterrolling of the eye in normal subjects and in persons with bilateral labyrinthine defects by Robert S. Kellogg. Clinical problems associated with prolonged exposure to weightlessness by William S. Fields. Space-based centrifuge by William J. White. Some vestibular responses pertaining to space travel by Walter H. Johnson, Kenneth E. Money, and Ashton Graybiel. Spontaneous firing and responses to linear acceleration of single otolith units of the frog during short periods of weightlessness during parabolic flight by Torquato Gualtierotti and Siegfried J. Gerathewohl. Session IV - Chairman: Henning Von Gierke / Cochairman: Klaus Cappel: Physiological design criteria for artificial gravity environments in manned space systems by Allen B. Thompson. Comparison of vestibular effects in several rotating environments by Fred E. Guedry, Jr. Vestibular problems in rotating spacecraft by Kenneth E. Money. Some observations on the stimulation of the vestibular system of man in a rotating environment by Ralph W. Stone, Jr. and William Letko. Observations on subjects exposed to prolonged rotation in a space station simulator by Bernard D. Newsom and James F. Brady. Session V - Chairman: Eric Ogden / Cochairman: Jorge Huertas: The effects of exposure to a rotating environment (10 rpm) on four aviators for a period of 12 days by Ashton Graybiel, Robert S. Kennedy, Fred E. Guedry, Jr., Michael E. McLeod, James K. Colehour, Earl F. Miller, II, Edward C. Knoblock, and Walter Mertz. Stepwise adaptation to a velocity of 10 rpm in the pensacola slow rotation room by Martin Bergstedt. Biochemical responses to vestibular stimulation by Edward Knoblock. Stress measurements in normal and labyrinthine defective .