Publications by Natalie Seidl

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Just Keep Spinning? The Impact of Auditory and Somatosensory Cues on Rotary Chair Testing.

Natalie Seidl Melissa Newell Alexander L Francis

Am J Audiol

September 2024

Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine whether providing realistic auditory or somatosensory cues to spatial location would affect measures of vestibulo-ocular reflex gain in a rotary chair testing (RCT) context.

Method: This was a fully within-subject design. Thirty young adults age 18-30 years (16 men, 14 women by self-identification) completed sinusoidal harmonic acceleration testing in a rotary chair under five different conditions, each at three rotational frequencies (0.

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- Natalie Seidl's recent research explores the effects of auditory and somatosensory cues on vestibulo-ocular reflex gain during rotary chair testing, aiming to enhance the understanding of sensory influences on vestibular function in young adults.
- The study employs a fully within-subject design, involving thirty participants who were tested under five different sensory conditions across multiple rotational frequencies to assess the impact of these cues on physiological responses.
- The findings of the research are intended to contribute to the field of audiology and vestibular science, by providing insights into how sensory information is integrated during dynamic balance assessments.

Publications by authors named "Natalie Seidl"

Just Keep Spinning? The Impact of Auditory and Somatosensory Cues on Rotary Chair Testing.

Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Natalie Seidl"