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Spinal mobility: sagittal range of motion measured with the SpinalMouse, a new non-invasive device by Post, R B, Leferink, V J M

“…In this paper the SpinalMouse, a new computerised external device for measuring sagittal spinal range of motion (ROM), was tested for inter-rater reliability…”
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Functional outcome 5 years after non-operative treatment of type A spinal fractures by Post, R B, Keizer, H J E, Leferink, V J M, van der Sluis, C K

“…This study was conducted to study the functional outcome after non-operative treatment of type A thoracolumbar spinal fractures without neurological deficit…”
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Sagittal range of motion after a spinal fracture: does ROM correlate with functional outcome? by Post, R B, Leferink, V J M

“…Literature regarding the effect of a spinal fracture and its treatment in terms of resulting spinal range of motion (ROM) is scarce. However, there is need for…”
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Contributions of object- and space-based mechanisms to line bisection errors by Post, R.B, Caufield, K.J, Welch, R.B

“…In two experiments, normal adults divided a horizontal line segment and an equal spatial interval that did not contain a line into eight equal-appearing…”
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Return to work and quality of life in severely injured patients by Post, R. B., Van Der Sluis, C. K., Ten Duis, H. J.

“…Background. Little is known about the long-term consequences of severe injuries in terms of return to productivity and quality of life. Methods. In this study…”
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Nonoperatively treated type A spinal fractures: mid-term versus long-term functional outcome by Post, R. B., van der Sluis, C. K., Leferink, V. J. M., Dijkstra, P. U., ten Duis, H. J.

“…This study focuses on the mid-term (four years) and long-term (ten years) functional outcome of patients treated nonoperatively for a type A spinal fracture…”
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Circular vection is independent of stimulus eccentricity by Post, R B

“…The sensation of self-rotation induced by viewing a surround rotating about the observer's vertical axis (circular vection or CV) was investigated with…”
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Up-down asymmetry in vertical induced motion by Lott, L A, Post, R B

“…Induced motion (IM) is the illusory movement of an object in the direction opposite to the real motion of adjacent detail. One theory of IM suggests that it…”
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Relative spatial expansion and contraction within the Müller-Lyer and Judd illusions by Post, R B, Welch, R B, Caufield, K

“…The shaft portions of Müller-Lyer (M-L) figures, one-ended M-L figures, Judd figures, and their respective control (tails-up) figures were divided by subjects…”
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Induced motion considered as a visually induced oculogyral illusion by Post, R B

“…The possibility that nystagmus suppression contributes to illusory motion was investigated by measuring perceived motion of a stationary stimulus following the…”
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The role of retinal versus perceived size in the effects of pitched displays on visually perceived eye level by Post, R B, Welch, R B

“…Visually perceived eye level (VPEL) was measured while subjects viewed two vertical lines which were either upright or pitched about the horizontal axis. In…”
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An illusion of goose orientation by Post, R B, Moore, N

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Saccadic Eye Movements and Body Sway by White, Keith D., Post, R. B., Leibowitz, H. W.

“…Different conditions of moving retinal images show differential influences on postural stability. A surrounding pattern moved during steady fixation increases…”
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Perceived path of oblique motion: horizontal-vertical and stimulus-orientation effects by Post, R B, Chaderjian, M

“…Subjects adjusted the path of moving stimuli to produce apparent slopes of 45 degrees with respect to horizontal. The stimulus was either a single moving dot…”
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A revised analysis of the role of efference in motion perception by Post, R B, Leibowitz, H W

“…The analysis of motion perception historically has included efferent as well as afferent mechanisms to account for the perception of motion during eye…”
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The California syndrome. Functional visual complaints with potential economic impact by Keltner, J L, May, W N, Johnson, C A, Post, R B

“…The records of 84 patients with functional visual loss (59 adults and 25 children) were reviewed over a six-year period. The patients were between 7 and 69…”
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Is there dissociation of perceptual and motor responses to figural illusions? by Post, R B, Welch, R B

“…Open-loop reaching for locations within figural illusions was measured in three experiments. The experiments differed with respect to whether subjects were…”
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The effect of convergence on the vestibulo-ocular reflex and implications for perceived movement by Post, R B, Leibowitz, H W

“…The apparent motion of a fixated stimulus during head translation in the dark was found to depend on the magnitude of the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR)…”
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Dual adaptation of apparent concomitant motion contingent on head rotation frequency by Post, R B, Welch, R B

“…Perceived movement of a stationary visual stimulus during head motion was measured before and after adaptation intervals during which participants performed…”
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Adaptation of tonic accommodation by Schor, C M, Johnson, C A, Post, R B

“…We compared the resting (dark) focus of accommodation before and after adapting to accommodative stimuli placed nearer or farther from an initial baseline…”
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