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A significant correlation between the magnitude of linear vection and the degree of body sway induced by a visual stimulus perceived as moving in depth was previously described (Jpn J Physiol 49: 417-424, 1999). The purpose of this study was to examine the role of the central and peripheral visual fields in inducing vection and body sway.

Body Sway Induced by Depth Linear Vection in Reference to Central and Peripheral Visual Field.