Contemporary Clinical Neuroscience
Parthvi Ravat
Jorge C. Kattah
Aasef G. Shaikh Editors
Advances in
Translational
Neuroscience
of Vestibular and
Eye Movement
Disorders
Second Edition
123
,Contemporary Clinical Neuroscience
Series Editor
Mario Manto , Division of Neurosciences, Department of Neurology,
CHU-Charleroi, Charleroi, Belgium, University of Mons, Mons, Belgium
,Contemporary Clinical Neurosciences bridges the gap between bench research in the
neurosciences and clinical neurology work by offering translational research on all
aspects of the human brain and behavior with a special emphasis on the understand-
ing, treatment, and eradication of diseases of the human nervous system. These
novel, state-of-the-art research volumes present a wide array of preclinical and
clinical research programs to a wide spectrum of readers representing the diversity
of neuroscience as a discipline. The book series considers proposals from leading
scientists and clinicians. The main audiences are basic neuroscientists (neurobiolo-
gists, neurochemists, geneticians, experts in behavioral studies, neurophysiologists,
neuroanatomists), clinicians (including neurologists, psychiatrists and specialists in
neuroimaging) and trainees, graduate students, and PhD students.
Volumes in the series provide in-depth books that focus on neuroimaging, ADHD
(attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and other neuropsychiatric disorders, neuro-
degenerative diseases, G protein receptors, sleep disorders, addiction issues, cere-
bellar disorders, and neuroimmune diseases. The series aims to expand the topics at
the frontiers between basic research and clinical applications. Each volume is
available in both print and electronic form.
, Parthvi Ravat • Jorge C. Kattah • Aasef G. Shaikh
Editors
Advances in Translational
Neuroscience of Vestibular
and Eye Movement Disorders
Second Edition
Parthvi Ravat
Jorge C. Kattah
Aasef G. Shaikh Editors
Advances in
Translational
Neuroscience
of Vestibular and
Eye Movement
Disorders
Second Edition
123
,Contemporary Clinical Neuroscience
Series Editor
Mario Manto , Division of Neurosciences, Department of Neurology,
CHU-Charleroi, Charleroi, Belgium, University of Mons, Mons, Belgium
,Contemporary Clinical Neurosciences bridges the gap between bench research in the
neurosciences and clinical neurology work by offering translational research on all
aspects of the human brain and behavior with a special emphasis on the understand-
ing, treatment, and eradication of diseases of the human nervous system. These
novel, state-of-the-art research volumes present a wide array of preclinical and
clinical research programs to a wide spectrum of readers representing the diversity
of neuroscience as a discipline. The book series considers proposals from leading
scientists and clinicians. The main audiences are basic neuroscientists (neurobiolo-
gists, neurochemists, geneticians, experts in behavioral studies, neurophysiologists,
neuroanatomists), clinicians (including neurologists, psychiatrists and specialists in
neuroimaging) and trainees, graduate students, and PhD students.
Volumes in the series provide in-depth books that focus on neuroimaging, ADHD
(attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and other neuropsychiatric disorders, neuro-
degenerative diseases, G protein receptors, sleep disorders, addiction issues, cere-
bellar disorders, and neuroimmune diseases. The series aims to expand the topics at
the frontiers between basic research and clinical applications. Each volume is
available in both print and electronic form.
, Parthvi Ravat • Jorge C. Kattah • Aasef G. Shaikh
Editors
Advances in Translational
Neuroscience of Vestibular
and Eye Movement Disorders
Second Edition
