Vestibular Stimulation Influence on Motor Development in Infants

David L. Clark · Kreutzberg · Francis K. W. Chee

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Children's Physical and Motor Development Vestibular and auditory disorders Motor Control and Adaptation

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Preambulatory, normal human infants were exposed to sessions of mild semicircular canal stimulation on 2 days per week for 4 weeks. The gross motor ability of each child was assessed before and after the 4-week period. The vestibular stimulation effected a significant improvement in gross motor skills.

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