Pulaski P D, Zee D S, Robinson D A
Brain Res. 1981 Oct 5;222(1):159-65. doi: 10.1016/0006-8993(81)90952-5.
The behavior of the vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) during both passive and active, high-velocity head movements was recorded in three normal subjects. We found that the VOR is compensatory for head velocities up to at least 350 deg . s-1, during both active and passive head rotation provided there is an attempt to visualize a real (or imagined) stationary object in space. Slow phase velocities, however, could reach values as high as 500 deg . s-1. Furthermore, during passive rotation at high velocities, the quick phase trajectory is modified--indicating an interaction between the slow phase and quick phase eye velocity commands.
在三名正常受试者中记录了前庭眼反射（VOR）在被动和主动高速头部运动期间的行为。我们发现，只要试图在空间中想象一个真实（或想象）的静止物体，在主动和被动头部旋转过程中，VOR对高达至少350度·秒⁻¹的头部速度具有补偿作用。然而，慢相速度可能达到高达500度·秒⁻¹的值。此外，在高速被动旋转期间，快相轨迹会发生改变——这表明慢相和快相眼速度指令之间存在相互作用。
