Ann M. Bacsi

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1. Evidence for reflex and perceptual vestibular contributions to postural control

   Ann M. Bacsi, J. Colebatch

   2004Experimental Brain Research116 citations

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2. Inflammatory complications of CGRP monoclonal antibodies: a case series

   J. Ray, Penelope J Allen, Ann M. Bacsi, J. J. Bosco +9 more

   2021The Journal of Headache and Pain62 citations Open access

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3. Sway patterns in orthostatic tremor: Impairment of postural control mechanisms

   Ann M. Bacsi, V. Fung, J. Colebatch

   2005Movement Disorders21 citations

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4. Galvanic and acoustic vestibular stimulation activate different populations of vestibular afferents.

   Ann M. Bacsi, S. Watson, J. Colebatch

   2003Clinical Neurophysiology17 citations

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5. Anodal vestibular stimulation does not suppress vestibular reflexes in human subjects

   Ann M. Bacsi, J. Colebatch

   2003Experimental Brain Research6 citations

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6. Myasthenia gravis seven years after removal of an invasive thymoma.

   Andrew W. Barritt, Ann M. Bacsi, M. Tschuchnigg, D. Sharpe +1 more

   2009Journal of clinical neuroscience5 citations

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7. Changes in axonal excitability and burst pattern behaviour in synkinesis.

   Ann M. Bacsi, M. Kiernan

   2008Journal of clinical neuroscience5 citations

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8. Sway patterns in a case of orthostatic tremor responsive to alcohol

   Ann M. Bacsi, G. Halmagyi, J. Colebatch

   2004Movement Disorders3 citations

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9. 651: Case presentation of myoclonic jerks in a patient with dementia

   J. Colebatch, Ann M. Bacsi

   20072 citations

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10. 076 Inflammatory complications of CGRP monoclonal antibodies

    J. Ray, Penelope J Allen, Ann M. Bacsi, J. J. Bosco +8 more

    2021Poster abstracts0 citations Open access

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11. Medium-chain triglyceride supplementation may increase working memory in older adults: a pilot study

    H. Hillebrandt, Cintia B. Dias, Ann M. Bacsi, P. Chatterjee +5 more

    20190 citations

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