Explores vestibular compensation mechanisms and treatment strategies, suggesting implications for rehabilitation.
Vestibular compensation, the behavioral recovery that takes place following the removal of afferent input from one vestibular organ or nerve, is an attractive behavioral model of lesion-induced plasticity in the central nervous system.
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