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2014
Mark Acute alcohol intoxication impairs segmental body alignment in upright standing.
Hafström, Anna ^LU ; Patel, Mitesh ^LU ; Modig, Fredrik ^LU ; Magnusson, Måns ^LU and Fransson, Per-Anders ^LU (2014) In Journal of Vestibular Research 24(4). p.297-304
- Contribution to journal › Article
Mark Effectuation of adaptive stability and postural alignment strategies are decreased by alcohol intoxication.
Hafström, Anna ^LU ; Modig, Fredrik ^LU ; Magnusson, Måns ^LU and Fransson, Per-Anders ^LU (2014) In Human Movement Science 35(Apr 29). p.30-49
- Contribution to journal › Article
2013
Mark Effects of acute alcohol intoxication on human sensory orientation and postural control
Modig, Fredrik ^LU (2013) In Lund University Faculty of Medicine Doctoral Dissertation Series 2013:24.
- Thesis › Doctoral thesis (compilation)
2012
Mark Blood alcohol concentration at 0.06 and 0.10% causes a complex multifaceted deterioration of body movement control.
Modig, Fredrik ^LU ; Fransson, Per-Anders ^LU ; Magnusson, Måns ^LU and Patel, Mitesh ^LU (2012) In Alcohol 46. p.75-88
- Contribution to journal › Article
Mark Study II: Mechanoreceptive sensation is of increased importance for human postural control under alcohol intoxication.
Modig, Fredrik ^LU ; Patel, Mitesh ^LU ; Magnusson, Måns ^LU and Fransson, Per-Anders ^LU (2012) In Gait & Posture 35(3). p.419-427
- Contribution to journal › Article
Mark Study I: Effects of 0.06% and 0.10% blood alcohol concentration on human postural control.
Modig, Fredrik ^LU ; Patel, Mitesh ^LU ; Magnusson, Måns ^LU and Fransson, Per-Anders ^LU (2012) In Gait & Posture 35(3). p.410-418
- Contribution to journal › Article
2010
Mark Alcohol intoxication at 0.06 and 0.10% blood alcohol concentration changes segmental body movement coordination.
Patel, Mitesh ^LU ; Modig, Fredrik ^LU ; Magnusson, Måns ^LU and Fransson, Per-Anders ^LU (2010) In Experimental Brain Research 202. p.431-443
- Contribution to journal › Article
Mark Oculomotor deficits caused by 0.06% and 0.10% blood alcohol concentrations and relationship to subjective perception of drunkenness.
Fransson, Per-Anders ^LU ; Modig, Fredrik ^LU ; Patel, Mitesh ^LU ; Gomez, Stephen and Magnusson, Måns ^LU (2010) In Clinical Neurophysiology Jul 1. p.2134-2142
- Contribution to journal › Article
2007
Mark Increased visual dependence and otolith dysfunction with alcohol intoxication
Hafström, Anna ^LU ; Modig, Fredrik ^LU ; Karlberg, Mikael ^LU and Fransson, Per-Anders ^LU (2007) In NeuroReport 18(4). p.391-394
- Contribution to journal › Article