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1. Weiler, HT; Awiszus, F
   Characterisation of human knee-joint proprioception by means of a signal-detection theory
   EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH
   
   H.T. Weiler e F. Awiszus, "Characterisation of human knee-joint proprioception by means of a signal-detection theory", EXP BRAIN R, 138(1), 2001, pp. 110-117
2. Weiler, HT; Pap, G; Awiszus, F
   The role of joint afferents in sensory processing in osteoarthritic knees
   RHEUMATOLOGY
   
   H.T. Weiler et al., "The role of joint afferents in sensory processing in osteoarthritic knees", RHEUMATOLOG, 39(8), 2000, pp. 850-856
3. Weiler, HT; Awiszus, F
   Influence of hysteresis on joint position sense in the human knee joint
   EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH
   
   H.T. Weiler e F. Awiszus, "Influence of hysteresis on joint position sense in the human knee joint", EXP BRAIN R, 135(2), 2000, pp. 215-221
4. Weiler, HT; Awiszus, F
   Differences between motion-direction perception and unspecific motion perception in the human knee joint
   EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH
   
   H.T. Weiler e F. Awiszus, "Differences between motion-direction perception and unspecific motion perception in the human knee joint", EXP BRAIN R, 132(4), 2000, pp. 523-530
5. Weiler, HT; Awiszus, F
   Nonspecific velocity and amplitude hunting reveals different specific detection performance of flexion and extension movements in the human knee joint
   EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH
   
   H.T. Weiler e F. Awiszus, "Nonspecific velocity and amplitude hunting reveals different specific detection performance of flexion and extension movements in the human knee joint", EXP BRAIN R, 131(3), 2000, pp. 375-380
6. Pap, G; Meyer, M; Weiler, HT; Machner, A; Awiszus, F
   Proprioception after total knee arthroplasty - A comparison with clinical outcome
   ACTA ORTHOPAEDICA SCANDINAVICA
   
   G. Pap et al., "Proprioception after total knee arthroplasty - A comparison with clinical outcome", ACT ORTH SC, 71(2), 2000, pp. 153-159
7. Urbach, D; Nebelung, W; Weiler, HT; Awiszus, F
   Bilateral deficit of voluntary quadriceps muscle activation after unilateral ACL tear
   MEDICINE AND SCIENCE IN SPORTS AND EXERCISE
   
   D. Urbach et al., "Bilateral deficit of voluntary quadriceps muscle activation after unilateral ACL tear", MED SCI SPT, 31(12), 1999, pp. 1691-1696
8. WEILER HT; HASENOHRL RU; VANLANDEGHEM AAL; VANLANDEGHEM M; BRANKACK J; HUSTON JP; HAAS HL
   DIFFERENTIAL MODULATION OF HIPPOCAMPAL SIGNAL TRANSFER BY TUBEROMAMMILLARY NUCLEUS STIMULATION IN FREELY MOVING RATS DEPENDENT ON BEHAVIORAL STATE
   Synapse
   
   H.T. Weiler et al., "DIFFERENTIAL MODULATION OF HIPPOCAMPAL SIGNAL TRANSFER BY TUBEROMAMMILLARY NUCLEUS STIMULATION IN FREELY MOVING RATS DEPENDENT ON BEHAVIORAL STATE", Synapse, 28(4), 1998, pp. 294-301
9. Weiler, HT; Awiszus, F
   Characterization of human joint proprioception by means of a threshold hunting paradigm
   JOURNAL OF NEUROSCIENCE METHODS
   
   H.T. Weiler e F. Awiszus, "Characterization of human joint proprioception by means of a threshold hunting paradigm", J NEUROSC M, 85(1), 1998, pp. 73-80
10. FRISCH C; HASENOHRL RU; HAAS HL; WEILER HT; STEINBUSCH HWM; HUSTON JP
    FACILITATION OF LEARNING AFTER LESIONS OF THE TUBEROMAMMILLARY NUCLEUS REGION IN ADULT AND AGED RATS
    Experimental Brain Research
    
    C. Frisch et al., "FACILITATION OF LEARNING AFTER LESIONS OF THE TUBEROMAMMILLARY NUCLEUS REGION IN ADULT AND AGED RATS", Experimental Brain Research, 118(4), 1998, pp. 447-456