The Journal of laryngology and otology · 2014
The experiments behind the Tullio phenomenon.
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Addams-Williams J, Wu K, Ray J
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BACKGROUND: Professor Pietro Tullio was a director at the Laboratory of Experimental Physiology in Bologna during the early twentieth century. His experimental studies resulted in the description of the Tullio phenomenon, which is characterised by sound-induced vertigo and/or eye movements.
OBJECTIVE: The experimental studies behind his contribution to vestibular physiology are described within this paper, as are some of the further developments that have been made.
OBJECTIVE: The experimental studies behind his contribution to vestibular physiology are described within this paper, as are some of the further developments that have been made.