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Vegetative, EEG and nystagmic reactivity to vestibular stimulation in patients with cerebral vascular disorders.

Nystagmic, EEG and vegetative reactions i. e. digital plethysmogram, electrodermogram, rheoencephalogram, were investigated in 15 controls and in 42 patients with cerebro-vascular diseases. The frequency of autonomic, EEG and nystagmic reactions to vestibular stimuli was significantly different in patients with cerebro-vascular diseases from controls. That pointed to differentiated reactions depending on the type of lesion and on the site of connection between the vestibular afferents and oculomotor and autonomic efferents. It was also possible to distinguish the nonspecific orienting reflex, appearing at the beginning of ear irrigation and the vestibular reaction, appearing late, after the end of irrigation.