Search Results - "Varghese, Jessy Parokaran"

Estimating the sensorimotor components of cybersickness by Weech, Séamas, Varghese, Jessy Parokaran, Barnett-Cowan, Michael

“…The user base of the virtual reality (VR) medium is growing, and many of these users will experience cybersickness. Accounting for the vast interindividual…”
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Seizure Burden and Neurologic Outcomes After Neonatal Encephalopathy by Alharbi, Huda M., Pinchefsky, Elana F., Tran, My-An, Salazar Cerda, Carlos Ivan, Parokaran Varghese, Jessy, Kamino, Daphne, Widjaja, Elysa, Mamak, Eva, Ly, Linh, Nevalainen, Päivi, Hahn, Cecil D., Tam, Emily W.Y.

“…Seizures are common during neonatal encephalopathy (NE), but the contribution of seizure burden (SB) to outcomes remains controversial. This study aims to…”
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Perturbation-evoked potentials: Significance and application in balance control research by Varghese, Jessy Parokaran, McIlroy, Robert E., Barnett-Cowan, Michael

“…•This review summarizes and integrates findings about perturbation-evoked potentials (PEPs).•PEPs are event-related potentials evoked by whole-body external…”
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Activity in Functional Cortical Networks Temporally Associated with Postural Instability by Varghese, Jessy Parokaran, Staines, William R., McIlroy, William E.

“…•Investigation of EEG functional connectivity during reactive balance control.•Event-related phase coherence and graph theoretical analysis were…”
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Standing still: Is there a role for the cortex? by Varghese, Jessy Parokaran, Beyer, Kit B., Williams, Laura, Miyasike-daSilva, Veronica, McIlroy, William E.

“…•Focused on cortical control of balance when standing still.•Use of novel approach aligning EEG with naturally occurring postural sway reactions.•Observed a…”
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Frequency characteristics of cortical activity associated with perturbations to upright stability by Varghese, Jessy Parokaran, Marlin, Amanda, B. Beyer, Kit, Staines, William R., Mochizuki, George, McIlroy, William E.

“…Cortical evoked potentials are evident in the control of whole-body balance reactions in response to transient instability. The focus of this work is to…”
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