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Experimental Brain Research|March 4, 2022
Effects of posture on cerebellar evoked potentials (CEPs) following brief impulsive stimuli at the mastoid and trunkSendhil Govender, Neil P M Todd, James G ColebatchNeuroscience Letters|May 11, 2022
Collic evoked potentials, myogenic potentials (CEMPs) and postural responses produced by brief 100 Hz vibration of the sternocleidomastoid muscleNeil P M Todd, Sendhil Govender, James G ColebatchPhysiological Reports|April 30, 2026
Effects of ethanol on non-invasively recorded cerebellar, cerebral, and postural responses to axial perturbation: A case studyNeil P M Todd, Sendhil Govender, James G ColebatchJournal of Neurophysiology|October 18, 2018
Vestibular cerebellar evoked potentials in humans and their modulation during optokinetic stimulationNeil P M Todd, Sendhil Govender, James G ColebatchExperimental Brain Research|June 7, 2020
Correction to: Mapping the vestibular cerebellar evoked potential (VsCEP) following air- and bone-conducted vestibular stimulationSendhil Govender, Neil P M Todd, James G ColebatchNeuroscience Letters|June 11, 2018
The human electrocerebellogram (ECeG) recorded non-invasively using scalp electrodesNeil P M Todd, Sendhil Govender, James G ColebatchExperimental Brain Research|February 2, 2020
Mapping the vestibular cerebellar evoked potential (VsCEP) following air- and bone-conducted vestibular stimulationSendhil Govender, Neil P M Todd, James G ColebatchJournal of Neurophysiology|December 16, 2016
The inion response revisited: evidence for a possible cerebellar contribution to vestibular-evoked potentials produced by air-conducted sound stimulationNeil P M Todd, Sendhil Govender, James G ColebatchNeuroscience Letters|September 28, 2021
Non-invasive recording from the human cerebellum during a classical conditioning paradigm using the otolith-evoked blink reflexNeil P M Todd, Sendhil Govender, James G ColebatchCerebellum (London, England)|July 19, 2023
Head Orientation Modulates Vestibular Cerebellar Evoked Potentials (VsCEPs) and Reflexes Produced by Impulsive Mastoid and Midline Skull StimulationSendhil Govender, Daniel Hochstrasser, Neil Pm Todd, et al.Pageof 11