W H JOHNSON

THE IMPORTANCE OF THE OTOLITHS IN DISORIENTATION.

W H JOHNSON, 1964, Aerospace medicine.

XXVII A Comparison of the Symptomatology Experienced by Healthy Persons and Subjects with Loss of Labyrinthine Function When Exposed to Unusual Patterns of Centripetal Force in a Counter-Rotating Room

A GRAYBIEL, W H JOHNSON, A. Graybiel, 1963, The Annals of otology, rhinology, and laryngology.

Pseudo motion sickness due to sudden negative G; its relation to airsickness.

W H JOHNSON, R H LOWRY, 1954, The Journal of aviation medicine.

Stimulus required to produce motion sickness; restriction of head movement as a preventive of airsickness; field studies on airborne troops.

W H JOHNSON, J W MAYNE, 1953, The Journal of aviation medicine.

XXIV Effects of Labyrinthectomy on Canal Sickness in Squirrel Monkey

A GRAYBIEL, W H JOHNSON, A. Graybiel, 1962, The Annals of otology, rhinology, and laryngology.

VESTIBULAR STIMULATION AND FOREARM BLOOD FLOW.

W H JOHNSON, F A SUNAHARA, W. Johnson, 1964, Canadian journal of physiology and pharmacology.

The importance of head movements in studies involving stimulation of the organ of balance.

W H JOHNSON, W. Johnson, N. B. Taylor, 1961, Acta oto-laryngologica.

Head movement measurements in relation to spatial disorientation and vestibular stimulation.

W H JOHNSON, 1956, The Journal of aviation medicine.