The effects of Hypergravity on Function and Structure of the Peripheral Vestibular System
Eric Sondag
University of Amsterdam, 1 November, 1996.

Promotor: prof.dr. W.J. Oosterveld
Copromotor: prof.dr. P.F. Schouwenburg

Contents:

• Chapter 1: General Introduction (see full text)
• Chapter 2: Anatomy and function of the vestibular system. (see full text)
• Chapter 3: Effects of prolonged hypergravity on the anatomy and behaviour of small animals. (see full text)
• Chapter 4: Effects of prolonged hypergravity on the vestibular system; a behavioural study. (see full text)
• Chapter 5: Effects of sustained acceleration on the morphological properties of octoconia in hamsters. (see full text)
• Chapter 6: Altered behaviour of hamsters by prolonged hypergravity; adaptation to 2.5 G and re-adaptation to 1G. (see full text)
• Chapter 7: Behaviour of adult hamsters subjected to prolonged hypergravity. (see full text)
• Chapter 8: Octoconial alterations after embryonal development in hypergravity. (see full text)
• Chapter 9: Altered vestibular induced behaviour in hamsters conceived and born in hypergravity. (see full text)
• Chapter 10: General discussion. (see full text)
• Chapter 11: Summary (full text) / Samenvatting (volledige tekst).
• References. (full text)
• Curriculum Vitae. (volledige tekst).
• Dankwoord. (volledige tekst).
• List of Publications. (full text)