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Anesthesiology
Dr. Norbert J. Dieringer, MD
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Norbert J. Dieringer works in the field of Anesthesiology. He went to medical school at University of Texas Medical School. Norbert J. Dieringer is a published doctor and has 56 publications published. The lastest was: 'Steps toward recovery of function after hemilabyrinthectomy in frogs.'
Publications
- Activity-related postlesional vestibular reorganization.
- Postlesional vestibular reorganization improves the gain but impairs the spatial tuning of the maculo-ocular reflex in frogs.
- Gradual and reversible central vestibular reorganization in frog after selective labyrinthine nerve branch lesions.
- Basic organization principles of the VOR: lessons from frogs.
- Principles of linear and angular vestibuloocular reflex organization in the frog.
- Location of dye-coupled second order and of efferent vestibular neurons labeled from individual semicircular canal or otolith organs in the frog.
- Postlesional vestibular reorganization in frogs: evidence for a basic reaction pattern after nerve injury.
- Convergence pattern of uncrossed excitatory and inhibitory semicircular canal-specific inputs onto second-order vestibular neurons of frogs. Organization of vestibular...
- Spatial distribution of semicircular canal nerve evoked monosynaptic response components in frog vestibular nuclei.
- Expansion of afferent vestibular signals after the section of one of the vestibular nerve branches.
- Steps toward recovery of function after hemilabyrinthectomy in frogs.
- Spatial transformation of semicircular canal signals into abducens motor signals. A comparison between grass frogs and water frogs.
- Long-term deficits in otolith, canal and optokinetic ocular reflexes of pigmented rats after unilateral vestibular nerve section.
- Canal-specific excitation and inhibition of frog second-order vestibular neurons.
- The synaptic organization of the horizontal vestibulo-ocular reflex in the frog.
- Size-related properties of vestibular afferent fibers in the frog: differential synaptic activation of N-methyl-D-aspartate and non-N-methyl-D-aspartate receptors.
- Size-related properties of vestibular afferent fibers in the frog: uptake of and immunoreactivity for glycine and aspartate/glutamate.
- Distribution of GABA, glycine, and glutamate immunoreactivities in the vestibular nuclear complex of the frog.
- Plasticity of the vestibular system: central compensation and sensory substitution for vestibular deficits.
- Uncrossed disynaptic inhibition of second-order vestibular neurons and its interaction with monosynaptic excitation from vestibular nerve afferent fibers in the frog.
- Direction-specific differences in the magnitude of abducens nerve responses during off-vertical axis rotation are a basic property of the utriculo-ocular reflex in frogs.
- GABA- and glycine-like immunoreactivities in the cerebellum of the frog.
- Electrophysiological and pharmacological characterization of vestibular inputs to identified frog abducens motoneurons and internuclear neurons in vitro.
- The role of compensatory eye and head movements in the rat for image stabilization and gaze orientation.
- Spinal compensation for postural deficits after hemilabyrinthectomy?
- Evidence for separate eye and head position command signals in unrestrained rats.
- Unilateral ablation of the frontal eye field of the rat affects the beating field of ocular nystagmus.
- Morphological and electrophysiological consequences of unilateral pre- versus postganglionic vestibular lesions in the frog.
- Abducens nerve responses of the frog during horizontal linear acceleration: data and model.
- Size-related colocalization of glycine and glutamate immunoreactivity in frog and rat vestibular afferents.
- Plasticity in vestibular and spinal circuits after hemilabyrinthectomy in the frog.
- Spinal plasticity after hemilabyrinthectomy and its relation to postural recovery in the frog.
- ''Vestibular compensation'': neural plasticity and its relations to functional recovery after labyrinthine lesions in frogs and other vertebrates.
- Resetting fast phases of head and eye and their linkage in the frog.
- Compensatory head and eye movements in the frog and their contribution to stabilization of gaze.
- Responses of different compartments of cat''s splenius muscle to optokinetic stimulation.
- Increased projection of ascending dorsal root fibers to vestibular nuclei after hemilabyrinthectomy in the frog.
- Basic optokinetic-ocular reflex pathways in the frog.
- Neuronal events paralleling functional recovery (compensation) following peripheral vestibular lesions.
- A precise and inexpensive magnetic field search coil system for measuring eye and head movements in small laboratory animals.
- The role of compensatory eye and head movements for gaze stabilization in the unrestrained frog.
- Extraocular proprioceptive signals affect ocular motor activity neither directly nor parametrically in the presence of optokinetic or vestibular stimulation in the frog.
- Image fading--a problem for frogs?
- [Comparative neurobiology of the organization of gaze-stabilizing reflex systems in vertebrates].
- Partial restitution of lesion-induced deficits in the horizontal vestibulo-ocular reflex performance measured from the bilateral abducens motor output in frogs.
- Evidence for an alteration in brainstem cholinergic pathways following unilateral labyrinthectomy in the frog.
- The cervico-ocular reflex in intact and chronically labyrinthectomized frogs.
- Immediate saccadic substitution for deficits in dynamic vestibular reflexes of frogs with selective peripheral lesions.
- Lesion-induced vestibular plasticity in the frog: are N-methyl-D-aspartate receptors involved?
- The role of NMDA and non-NMDA receptors in the central vestibular synaptic transmission.
- Spatial organization of linear vestibuloocular reflexes of the rat: responses during horizontal and vertical linear acceleration.
- Internuclear neurons in the ocular motor system of frogs.
- Adaptation and habituation of the vestibulo-ocular reflex in intact and inferior olive-lesioned rats.
- Differences in optokinetic and vestibular ocular reflex performance in teleosts and their relationship to different life styles.
- Chemical identification and morphological characterization of the inferior olive in the frog.
Schools
University of Texas Medical School At San Antonio
University Tex Hsc
Mayo Clinic Rochester
Doctors Specialties
- Anesthesiology
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Education
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Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education -
University of Texas Health Science Center -
University of Texas Medical School
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