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Labyrinthine compensatory eye position of the guinea pig

Labyrinthine compensatory eye position (LCEP) was studied in guinea pigs after unilateral destruction of the otolith organ. Both components of LCEP (rotation and vertical deviation) are present in lateral tilt and fore and aft tilt; however, vertical deviation is predominant in the former and rotation in the latter. Reduction of LCEP, with regard to component, is greatest in upward deviation and less pronounced in forward and backward rotation, in that order; there is no reduction in downward deviation. Regarding tilt position, reduction of LCEP is most pronounced in the operated side down position with little or no reduction in the operated side up position. These results are discussed in the context of analogous studies in the rabbit by Magnus.