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Expanded Spatiotemporal Concept of Cortical Visual–Vestibular Interaction in Humans: A fMRI Study on Visually Induced Motion Perception

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Published in:Brain and Behavior
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Published: 2026
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title Expanded Spatiotemporal Concept of Cortical Visual–Vestibular Interaction in Humans: A fMRI Study on Visually Induced Motion Perception
title_auth Expanded Spatiotemporal Concept of Cortical Visual–Vestibular Interaction in Humans: A fMRI Study on Visually Induced Motion Perception
title_full Expanded Spatiotemporal Concept of Cortical Visual–Vestibular Interaction in Humans: A fMRI Study on Visually Induced Motion Perception
title_fullStr Expanded Spatiotemporal Concept of Cortical Visual–Vestibular Interaction in Humans: A fMRI Study on Visually Induced Motion Perception
title_full_unstemmed Expanded Spatiotemporal Concept of Cortical Visual–Vestibular Interaction in Humans: A fMRI Study on Visually Induced Motion Perception
title_short Expanded Spatiotemporal Concept of Cortical Visual–Vestibular Interaction in Humans: A fMRI Study on Visually Induced Motion Perception
title_sort expanded spatiotemporal concept of cortical visual–vestibular interaction in humans: a fmri study on visually induced motion perception
topic Psychiatry and Neurology
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url https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/brb3.71621?af=R