The effect of visual-vestibulosomatosensory conflict induced by virtual reality on postural stability in humans.
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Takao Imai | Noriaki Takeda | Suetaka Nishiike | Hiroshi Watanabe | Arata Horii | Atsuhiko Uno | Tadashi Kitahara | Suzuyo Okazaki | Hironori Akizuki | Hidenori Inohara
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