Head movement control during head-free gaze shifts

Progress in Brain Research
Nadine LehnenStefan Glasauer

Abstract

Humans mostly use combined eye-head movements to shift gaze to a new target. Here, we discuss head motor control during human gaze shifts. We demonstrate that vestibular feedback monitors and guides the head movement on-line. Our results further suggest that cerebellar signals play a role in this on-line control, possibly by contributing to detect vestibular input indicating deviations from the intended movement trajectory.

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