Task Vestibular-Cerebrovascular Interaction and their Contribution to Post-Spaceflight Orthostatic Intolerance (Completed)
Short Title: VC Interaction
Responsible HRP Element: Human Health Countermeasures
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Funding Status: Completed - Task has been completed
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Aims:
  1. Determine the effect of tilts in the pitch plane with and without visual feedback on cerebral blood flow and cerebral autoregulation in healthy elderly with and without vestibular hypofunction and healthy young subjects.
  2. Determine the effect of otolith vs otolith and canal stimulation on cerebral blood flow in healthy elderly with and without vestibular hypofunction and healthy young subjects.
  3. Determine the effect of canal vs canal and otolith stimulation on cerebral blood flow in elderly subjects with normal and reduced vestibular function.
  4. Determine the effect of training subjects to associate otolith input as tilt on cerebral blood flow during orthostatic stress in elderly subjects with intact and impaired vestibular function.
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RiskRisk of Orthostatic Intolerance During Re-Exposure to Gravity
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