SENSORY-MOTOR/ADAPTIVE MECHANISMS IN EQUILIBRIUM CONTROL
平衡控制中的感觉运动/自适应机制
基本信息
- 批准号:3117503
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 21.87万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:1990
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1990-09-01 至 1997-05-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:aging balance binocular vision eye accommodation eye movements head movements human middle age (35-64) human old age (65+) human subject image processing interocular transfer proprioception /kinesthesia retinal adaptation sensorimotor system smooth pursuit eye movement stimulus /response vestibular pathway vestibuloocular reflex visual feedback visual fields visual fixation visual stimulus young adult human (21-34)
项目摘要
The control of equilibrium in the elderly is an important public health
concern because aging is accompanied by an increasing incidence of both
dizziness and falls. The vestibular system is crucial in maintaining
equilibrium through a variety of postural and orienting reflexes. One of
its major functions is the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR), which generates
compensatory rotations of the eyes during head movements in order to
maintain ocular fixation on visual targets, and therefore a stable retinal
image. The VOR is activated by two kinds of head motion; angular (the
AVOR), driven by the semicircular canals, and linear (the LVOR), driven by
the otoliths. An important feature of the VOR is its ability to adaptively
modify performance in response to prolonged visual-vestibular mismatch
during head movements. In addition, recent evidence has demonstrated that
the VOR is also modulated by instantaneous viewing conditions (e.g. target
distance and gaze), more so in the LVOR than the AVOR. This project
focuses on the VOR because it is the most direct and accessible behavior
from which mechanistic inferences about vestibular function can be derived.
The LVOR has generally received less attention than the AVOR. Adaptive
plasticity has only been demonstrated in the AVOR, and remains unexplored
in the LVOR. Studies on aging have also been limited to the AVOR. In the
past support period, progressive age-dependent deterioration was uncovered
in the AVOR and its adaptive capabilities, especially when stressed by high
head velocities and frequencies. We now turn our attention to the human
LVOR, its relationship with the AVOR and with visual following, and novel
adaptive mechanisms in different age groups. New techniques will be
employed to study these functions in order to define their basic
performance and plastic characteristics. We will also stress the LVOR and
visually-driven adaptive mechanisms to uncover limitations and
deteriorations with aging. We hypothesize that the LVOR will be more
sensitive to aging than the AVOR, and that a comprehensive study of both
VORs will allow us to infer mechanisms of fundamental interest as well as
those relevant to age-dependent disequilibrium underlying dizziness and
falls.
控制老年人的平衡是一项重要的公共卫生
这是因为随着年龄的增长,两者的发病率都在增加。
头晕和福尔斯。 前庭系统对于维持
通过各种姿势和定向反射保持平衡。 之一
它的主要功能是前庭眼反射(VOR),
在头部运动期间眼睛的补偿旋转,以便
保持眼睛对视觉目标的注视,因此稳定的视网膜
形象 VOR由两种头部运动激活:角度(
AVOR),由半规管驱动,和线性(LVOR),由
耳石 VOR的一个重要特征是它能够自适应地
改善对长时间视觉-前庭不匹配的反应性能
在头部运动中。 此外,最近的证据表明,
VOR还受到瞬时观测条件(例如,目标
距离和凝视),在LVOR中比在AVOR中更是如此。 这个项目
重点放在VOR上,因为它是最直接和最易访问的行为
由此可以得出关于前庭功能的机械推论。
LVOR通常比AVOR受到较少的关注。 自适应
可塑性仅在AVOR中得到证实,尚未得到探索
在LVOR。 对老化的研究也仅限于AVOR。 在
在过去的支持期内,发现了随年龄增长的渐进性恶化
在AVOR及其适应能力,特别是当强调高
头速度和频率。 我们现在把注意力转向人类
LVOR,其与AVOR和视觉跟随的关系,以及新颖性
不同年龄组的适应机制。 新技术将
研究这些功能,以确定其基本功能。
性能和塑料特性。 我们还将强调LVOR,
视觉驱动的自适应机制,以揭示局限性,
随着年龄的增长而恶化。 我们假设LVOR将更大
老化敏感性高于AVOR,认为两者综合研究
VOR将使我们能够推断出根本利益的机制,
与年龄依赖性不平衡相关的潜在头晕和
福尔斯。
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多感官交互促进定向行为
- 批准号:
6506163 - 财政年份:2002
- 资助金额:
$ 21.87万 - 项目类别:
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