A saccular origin of frequency tuning in myogenic vestibular evoked potentials?: implications for human responses to loud sounds

Author： Todd N.P.M.   Cody F.W.J.   Banks J.R.  

Publisher： Elsevier

ISSN： 0378-5955

Source： Hearing Research, Vol.141, Iss.1, 2000-03, pp. : 180-188

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