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Healthy Subjects Neurological Evaluation

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A total of 18 healthy subjects (8 men and 10 women, 23.44 ± 2.33 years) were included in this study. All participants complied with the following requirements: no history of seizures, cardiovascular disease, hypertension, severe head and neck illnesses, ingestion of alcohol within the previous 48 h, ingestion of central excitatory or inhibitory drugs, damage to the external auditory canal or tympanic membrane, or otitis media. The study was approved by the medical ethics review committee at Tianjin University. All subjects gave written informed consent and received payment for participation.

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Han Y., Bai Y., Liu Q., Zhao Y., Chen T., Wang W, & Ni G. (2023). Assessing vestibular function using electroencephalogram rhythms evoked during the caloric test. Frontiers in Neurology, 14, 1126214.

Publication 2023

Cardiovascular disease Drugs External auditory canal Head Healthy subjects Hypertension Inhibitory Neck Otitis media Seizures Tympanic membrane Women

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independent variables

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dependent variables

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control variables

No history of seizures
No history of cardiovascular disease
No history of hypertension
No history of severe head and neck illnesses
No ingestion of alcohol within the previous 48 hours
No ingestion of central excitatory or inhibitory drugs
No damage to the external auditory canal or tympanic membrane
No otitis media

controls

None specified

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