Otto Egon Lowenstein

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According to Wikipedia, Otto Egon Lowenstein FRSE was a German-born zoologist. He did extensive studies on the labyrinth of the ears of fish. Life He was born in Munich on 24 October 1906, to a Jewish family. He studied Sciences at the University of Munich. He was taught Zoology by Karl von Frisch. He continued to postgraduate level gaining a PhD in 1932.

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Otto Egon Lowenstein's Published Works

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The Pupil: Anatomy, Physiology, and Clinical Applications (1999) (400)
The equilibrium function of the otolith organs of the thornback ray (Raja clavata) (1949) (245)
A Functional Interpretation of the Electron-Microscopic Structure of the Sensory Hairs in the Cristæ of the Elasmobranch Raja clavata in Terms of Directional Sensitivity (1959) (234)
Pupillary Movements During Acute and Chronic Fatigue A New Test for the Objective Evaluation of Tiredness (1963) (222)
Life of Vertebrates (1962) (210)
Electronic pupillography; a new instrument and some clinical applications. (1958) (198)
The localization and analysis of the responses to vibration from the isolated elasmobranch labyrinth. A contribution to the problem of the evolution of hearing in vertebrates (1951) (157)
The mechanical analysis of the responses from the end‐organs of the horizontal semicircular canal in the isolated elasmobranch labyrinth (1952) (152)
The effect of galvanic polarization on the impulse discharge from sense endings in the isolated labyrinth of the thornback ray (Raja clavata) (1955) (136)
Structure and innervation of the sensory epithelia of the labyrinth in the Thornback ray (Raja clavata) (1964) (132)
The anatomy and ultrastructure of the labyrinth of the lamprey (Lampetra fluviatilis L.) (1968) (128)
The structure and function of abdominal stretch receptors in insects (1958) (106)
Mutual role of sympathetic and parasympathetic in shaping of the pupillary reflex to light; pupillographic studies. (1950) (101)
Role of sympathetic and parasympathetic systems in reflex dilation of the pupil; pupillographic studies. (1950) (99)
Responses of intraocular pressure, blood pressure, and cutaneous vessels to electric stimulation in the diencephalon: the ninth Francis I. Proctor Lecture. (1955) (95)
Peripheral mechanisms of equilibrium. (1956) (62)
Comparative Morphology and Physiology (1974) (62)
THE SLEEP‐WAKING CYCLE AND PUPILLARY ACTIVITY * (1964) (61)
The electrophysiological study of the responses of the isolated labyrinth of the lamprey (Lampetra fluviatilis) to angular acceleration, tilting and mechanical vibration (1970) (57)
Clinical pupillary symptoms in lesions of the optic nerve, optic chiasm, and optic tract. (1954) (56)
PUPILLOGRAPHIC STUDIES: I. PRESENT STATE OF PUPILLOGRAPHY; ITS METHOD AND DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE (1942) (55)
Pupillary Reflex Shapes and Topical Clinical Diagnosis (1955) (52)
The labyrinth of Myxine: anatomy, ultrastructure and electrophysiology (1970) (52)
THE PUPIL AS INDICATOR OF RETINAL ACTIVITY. (1964) (51)
THE EQUILIBRIUM FUNCTION OF THE VERTEBRATE LABYRINTH (1936) (47)
DISINTEGRATION OF CENTRAL AUTONOMIC REGULATION DURING FATIGUE AND ITS REINTEGRATION BY PSYCHOSENSORY CONTROLLING MECHANISMS (1952) (41)
The response of the abdominal stretch receptor of an insect to phasic stimulation (1960) (39)
Alternating contraction anisocoria; a pupillary syndrome of the anterior midbrain. (1954) (38)
7 The Labyrinth (1971) (36)
Disintegration of central autonomic regulation during fatigue and its reintegration by psychosensory controlling mechanisms. II. Reintegration; pupillographic studies. (1952) (36)
Otolith-controlled response from the first-order neurons of the labyrinth of the bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana) to changes in linear acceleration (1975) (35)
Scotopic and photopic thresholds of the pupillary light reflex in normal man. (1959) (34)
Types of central autonomic innervation and fatigue; pupillographic studies. (1951) (34)
Ultrastructure of the Sensory Hair-cells in the Labyrinth of the Ammocœte Larva of the Lamprey, Lampetra fluviatilis (1964) (34)
Influence of retinal adaptation upon the pupillary reflex to light in normal man. Part I. Effect of adaptation to bright light on the pupillary threshold. (1959) (33)
Comparative physiology of the otolith organs. (1956) (30)
CHAPTER II: PART 2 – THE SENSE ORGANS: THE ACOUSTICO-LATERALIS SYSTEM (1957) (26)
Pupillography; methods and diagnostic system. (1956) (25)
Influence of retinal adaptation upon the pupillary reflex to light in normal man. II. Effect of adaptation to dim illumination upon pupillary reflexes elicited by bright light. (1961) (25)
Functional evaluation of the pupillary light reflex pathways; experimental pupillographic studies in cats. (1953) (22)
A comparative study of the responses of isolated first-order semicircular canal afferents to angular and linear acceleration, analysed in the time and frequency domains (1978) (21)
PUPILLOTONIC PSEUDOTABES (SYNDROME OF MARKUS-WEILL AND REYS-HOLMES-AIDE). A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE. (1965) (19)
A Proprioceptor in the Body Musculature of Lepidoptera (1955) (18)
Effect of physostigmine and pilocarpine on iris spincter of normal man; is it competitive or additive? Pupillographic studies. (1953) (18)
The Argyll Robertson pupillary syndrome; mechanism and localization. (1956) (17)
Foundations of Sensory Science (1984) (17)
Oscillographic Analysis of the Non-Acoustic Functions of the Vertebrate Ear (1948) (16)
PUPILLOGRAPHIC STUDIES: V. PERIODIC SYMPATHETIC SPASM AND RELAXATION AND ROLE OF SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM IN PUPILLARY INNERVATION (1944) (15)
ADIE'S SYNDROME (PUPILLOTONIC PSEUDOTABES) (1942) (15)
Physiology of the vestibular receptors. (1972) (13)
CYCLIC OCULOMOTOR PARALYSIS (SPASMUS MOBILIS OCULOMOTORIUS) (1942) (12)
PUPILLARY REFLEX TO DARKNESS (1943) (12)
Miosis in Argyll Robertson syndrome and related pupillary disorders. (1956) (11)
Electrophysiological experiments on the isolated surviving labyrinth of elasmobranch fish to analyze the responses to linear accelerations (1970) (11)
Effect of Galvanic Polarization on the Impulse Discharge from the Horizontal Ampulla of the Isolated Elasmobranch Labyrinth (1953) (11)
Exophthalmos and associated ocular disturbances in hyperthyroidism. (1947) (11)
Oscillographic Analysis of the Gravity and Vibration Responses from the Labyrinth of the Thornback Ray (Raja clavata) (1948) (10)
PUPILLARY REACTIONS OF THE SEEMINGLY UNAFFECTED EYE IN CLINICALLY UNILATERAL SIMPLE GLAUCOMA: PUPILLOGRAPHIC CONTRIBUTIONS TO DIAGNOSIS OF GLAUCOMA IN THE PRECLINICAL STAGE (1944) (10)
NERVOUS FACTOR IN THE ORIGIN OF SIMPLE GLAUCOMA (1944) (10)
Recording of Responses from Individual End-Organs of the Vestibular Apparatus (1952) (8)
Biographical notes on the early electrophysiological exploration of vestibular function (1975) (8)
BASIC MECHANISMS OF PUPILLARY MOVEMENTS (1961) (7)
The functional significance of the ultrastructure of the vestibular end organs (1966) (5)
Benign postinfectious disorder of anterior midbrain; alternating contraction anisocoria, combined with general fatigue and peripheral neuritis. (1955) (4)
Foraging and Feeding Behaviour (1963) (4)
THE PERIPHERAL NEURON (1975) (4)
Problems concerning the mechanism of the hair cells of the vestibular receptors. (1961) (4)
Methods for the early diagnosis of multiple sclerosis; observations with special reference to the so-called ocular type. (1951) (3)
II. Reintegration. Pupillographic Studies (1952) (3)
Clinical diagnosis of disturbances of the central sympathetic system by means of pupillography. (1946) (3)
Sensory Specialization in Response to Environmental Demands (1960) (3)
The Origin and Functional Significance of the Resting Activity and Peripheral Adaptation in the Vestibular System (1981) (2)
The Ear Under Water (1959) (1)
Advances in oto-rhino-laryngology, vol. 18 (1974) (1)
Functional significance of the efferent control mechanisms. (1972) (1)
The labyrinth in the making. A study of morphological and physiological features of the labyrinth in the cylostomes. (1973) (1)
The Labyrinth in the Making (1973) (1)
Dr. H. D. S. Honigmann (1944) (1)
Functional Aspects of Vestibular Structure (2008) (1)
Effect of Unilateral Elimination of the Horizontal Semicircular Canal in the Pike (1937) (0)
A TEXTBOOK OF GENERAL PHYSIOLOGY (1965) (0)
The clinical diagnosis of central sympathetic disturbances by means of pupillography. (1946) (0)
Recovery of Pupillary Function in Cut Optic Nerves of Cats and Monkeys.∗ (1941) (0)
Development at the Cellular and Molecular Level (1966) (0)
Animal Communication and Learning Processes (1962) (0)
Problems of Vestibular Physiology (1974) (0)
Fifty Years of Vestibular Science (1984) (0)
[The diencephalon and primary glaucoma; localization of disorders of the autonomic nervous system found in the clinical syndrome]. (1955) (0)
Sensory specialization in response to environmental demands : proceedings of a symposium held at the Zoological Society of London ... on 4th March, 1960 (1960) (0)
Pupillography in the early diagnosis of chronic simple glaucoma. (1946) (0)
Introductory survey (1960) (0)
Swedish Exploration in South Africa (1957) (0)
An Ultra-Structural Analysis of Vestibular End-Organs with Special Reference to a Unit Analysis of Their Function [Abstract] (1965) (0)
[Book Reviews] (1961) (0)
Physiology of Effector Organs (1961) (0)
Hands Across the Psycho-Physiological Divide. (1968) (0)
[Book Reviews] (1958) (0)
Psychotherapeutic emergency situations. (1945) (0)
Short Reviews (1962) (0)

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