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ORCIDIEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, Volume 35
Volume 35, Number 1, 1988
- Daniel W. Stashuk, Hubert de Bruin:
Automatic decomposition of selective needle-detected myoelectric signals. 1-10 - Juan Qian, John S. Barlow, Michael P. Beddoes:
A simplified arithmetic detector for EEG sharp transients-preliminary results. 11-18 - Dennis A. Chakkalakal, Ray F. Jr. Wilson, John F. Connolly:
Epidermal and endosteal sources of endogenous electricity in injured canine limbs. 19-30 - Ces J. Stok, Petronella M. Wognum:
A noniterative approximate solution method for volume conductor problems based on the finite difference method. 31-35 - Keith D. Paulsen, John W. Strohbehn, Daniel R. Lynch:
Theoretical electric field distributions produced by three types of regional hyperthermia devices in a three-dimensional homogeneous model of man. 36-45 - Jean-Luc Guerquin-Kern, Mark J. Hagmann, Ronald L. Levin:
Experimental characterization of helical coils as hyperthermia applicators. 46-51 - Roberto Burattini, Sergio Di Carlo:
Effective length of the arterial circulation determined in the dog by aid of a model of the systemic input impedance. 53-61 - Carol L. Lucas, Benson R. Wilcox, Belinda Ha, G. William Henry:
Comparison of time domain algorithms for estimating aortic characteristic impedance in humans. 62-68 - Peter H. Veltink
, Jan Vanthienen, Herman B. K. Boom:
Simulation of intrafascicular and extraneural nerve stimulation. 69-75
Volume 35, Number 2, 1988
- Danilo De Rossi, Andrea Nannini, Claudia Domenici:
Artificial sensing skin mimicking mechanoelectrical conversion properties of human dermis. 83-92 - Nabil Maalej, John G. Webster:
A miniature electrooptical force transducer. 93-98 - Hooshang Hemami, John S. Bay, Ralph E. Goddard:
A conceptual framework for tactually guided exploration and shape perception. 99-109 - Jeff C. Becker, Nitish V. Thakor:
A study of the range of motion of human fingers with application to anthropomorphic designs. 110-117 - Paolo Dario, Massimo Bergamasco:
An advanced robot system for automated diagnostic tasks through palpation. 118-126 - William S. Harwin, Athula Ginige, Robert D. Jackson:
A robot workstation for use in education of the physically handicapped. 127-131 - Albert M. Cook, Paul Hoseit, K. M. Liu, Ronald Y. Lee, Carlos M. Zenteno-Sanchez:
Using a robotic arm system to facilitate learning in very young disabled children. 132-137 - Davood Khalili, Michael R. Zomlefer:
An intelligent robotic system for rehabilitation of joints and estimation of body segment parameters. 138-146 - Yukio Kosugi, Eiju Watanabe, Junichi Goto, Takashi Watanabe, Satonobu Yoshimoto, Kintomo Takakura, Jun Ikebe:
An articulated neurosurgical navigation system using MRI and CT images. 147-152 - Yik San Kwoh, Joahin Hou, Edmond A. Jonckheere, Samad Hayati:
A robot with improved absolute positioning accuracy for CT guided stereotactic brain surgery. 153-160 - Lloyd A. Marks, Kenneth L. Short, Daniel Hoffmann, Albert Lew:
Microprocessor-based robotic system for control of fluid connections in the cardiac catheterization laboratory. 161-166 - Takehide Shimauchi, Nobuo Kugai, Naokazu Nagata, Osamu Takatani:
Microcomputer-aided insulin dose determination in intensified conventional insulin therapy. 167-171
Volume 35, Number 3, 1988
- Shira L. Broschat, Chung-Kwang Chou, Kenneth H. Luk, Arthur W. Guy, Akira Ishimaru:
An insulated dipole applicator for intracavitary hyperthermia. 173-178 - Dennis M. Sullivan, Om P. Gandhi, Allen Taflove:
Use of the finite-difference time-domain method for calculating EM absorption in man models. 179-186 - Setsuo Takatini, Hiroyuki Noda, Hisateru Takano, Tetsuzo Akutsu:
A miniature hybrid reflection type optical sensor for measurement of hemoglobin content and oxygen saturation of whole blood. 187-198 - Frank Rattay:
Modeling the excitation of fibers under surface electrodes. 199-202 - Tatsuma Yamamoto, Yoshitake Yamamoto, Kiyotaka Yasuhara, Yuzo Yamaguchi, W. Yasumo, Akiharu Yoshida:
Measurement of low-resistance points on the skin by dry roller electrodes. 203-209 - Maria Scotto, Pier Giorgio Gagna, Mario Nobile, Luciano Spadavecchia, Francesco Masulli:
Time-compressed video pictures for vision research. 210-214 - Norman Link, Lawrence Stark:
Latency of the pupillary response. 214-218 - John R. Deller Jr., D. Hsu, L. J. Ferrier:
Encouraging results in the automated recognition of cerebral palsy speech. 218-220
Volume 35, Number 4, 1988
- Carlo R. Bussani, James A. McEwen:
Improved tracking of limb occlusion pressure for surgical tourniquets. 221-229 - Gisela Hefftner, Walter Zucchini, George G. Jaros:
The electromyogram (EMG) as a control signal for functional neuromuscular stimulation. I. Autoregressive modeling as a means of EMG signature discrimination. 230-237 - Gisela Hefftner, George G. Jaros:
The electromyogram (EMG) as a control signal for functional neuromuscular stimulation. II. Practical demonstration of the EMG signature discrimination system. 238-242 - William F. Pickard:
A model for the acute electrosensitivity of cartilaginous fishes. 243-249 - Nikolaos K. Uzunoglu, Konstantina S. Nikita:
Estimation of temperature distribution inside tissues heated by interstitial RF electrode hyperthermia systems. 250-256 - Andrzej J. Surowiec, Stanislaw S. Stuchly, J. Robin Barr, Arvind Swarup:
Dielectric properties of breast carcinoma and the surrounding tissues. 257-263 - Bruce W. Steadman, Kent B. Moore, Kenneth W. Spitzer, John H. B. Bridge:
A video system for measuring motion in contracting heart cells. 264-272 - G. P. Madhavan:
Comments, with reply, on "Adaptive filtering of evoked potentials" by N.V. Thakor. 273-275 - Daniele Andreuccetti, Marco Bini, Amleto Ignesti, Roberto Olmi, Nicola Rubino, Riccardo Vanni:
Use of polyacrylamide as a tissue-equivalent material in the microwave range. 275-277 - Yukio Kosugi, Naonori Yanagawa, Jun Ikebe:
A new collision method for the detection of axonal hazard. 277-279 - Nick Donaldson:
Comments on "Efficient transdermal links with coupling-insensitive gain" by B.C. Galbreath, et al. 280-281
Volume 35, Number 5, 1988
- Kjell Kristoffersen, Bjørn A. J. Angelsen:
A time-shared ultrasound Doppler measurement and 2-D imaging system. 285-295 - Koichi Shimizu, Hideto Endo, Goro Matsumoto:
Visualization of electric fields around a biological body. 296-302 - Pedro Verdugo, Carlos E. Goldborne:
Remote detection of ciliary movement by fiber optic laser-Doppler spectroscopy. 303-307 - Donald G. Jamieson, Elzbieta B. Slawinski:
Recovery of the auditory brainstem response by sign-bit and conventional averaging. 308-315 - Augustus Morris Jr., Daniel W. Repperger:
Discriminant analysis of changes in human muscle function when interacting with an assistive aid. 316-322 - William J. Heetderks:
RF powering of millimeter- and submillimeter-sized neural prosthetic implants. 323-327 - Bert A. Albers, Wim L. C. Rutten, Wilemien Wallinga-De Jonge, Herman B. K. Boom:
Frequency domain modeling of volume conduction of single muscle fiber action potentials. 328-332 - Shmuel Einav, Shaul Aharoni, Mordechai Manoach:
Exponentially tapered transmission line model of the arterial system. 333-339 - John Paul Barach:
Simulation of action potentials in a one-dimensional bidomain. 340-345 - Paul C. Ho, Julius Melbin, Abraham Noordergraaf:
Local contributions to pulse transmission through heterogeneous media (haemodynamics application). 346-351 - Yoshiwo Okamoto, Masanori Aoki, Toshimitsu Musha, Ken-Ichi Harumi:
On the relations between the excitation fronts propagating in the heart and the equivalent dipoles. 352-356 - Masahiko Okada:
Possible determinants of pulse-wave velocity in vivo. 357-361 - Caleb K. Charny, Ronald L. Levin:
Simulations of MAPA and APA heating using a whole body thermal model. 362-371 - Mark R. Arnfield, John Tulip, Malcolm McPhee:
Optical propagation in tissue with anisotropic scattering. 372-381 - Xi-Li Zhu, Om P. Gandhi:
Design of RF needle applicators for optimum SAR distributions in irregularly shaped tumors. 382-388 - Martti Juhola:
Detection of nystagmus eye movements using a recursive digital filter. 389-395 - Chi-Sang Poon, George D. Swanson, Peter A. Robbins:
Comments, with reply, on "Optimal respiratory controller structures. 395-397 - Toshio Sato, Toshifumi Watanabe, Haruo Honjo, Yoshihide Naito, Itsuo Kodama, Junji Toyama:
Microcomputer-based image processing system for measuring sarcomere motion of single cardiac cells. 397-400 - J. K. Pruett, W. W. Francis:
An electronic device for triggering a stimulator during membrane responsiveness determinations in cardiac tissues. 400-402 - Hans Spekhorst, Arne SippensGroenewegen, George K. David, Coen Metting van Rijn, Pedro Broekhuijsen:
Radiotransparent carbon electrode for ECG recordings in the catheterization laboratory. 402-406 - Giuliana Benedetto, Filberto Dalmasso, Renato Spagnolo:
Surface distribution of crackling sounds. 406-412 - Shlomo A. Ben-Haim, Claudio L. Anuchnik, Uri Dinnar:
A computer controller for vest cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). 413-416 - Dominique J. Cathignol, Alain Birer, Robert Unterreiner:
Multifrequency Doppler flowmeter: a way to rapid CW Doppler imaging. 416-419
Volume 35, Number 6, 1988
- Frank Pannizzo, Seymour Furman:
Frequency spectra of ventricular tachycardia and sinus rhythm in human intracardiac electrograms-application to tachycardia detection for cardiac pacemakers. 421-425 - Dennis D. Vaccaro, Gyan C. Agarwal, Gerald L. Gottlieb:
Nonlinear mechanical behavior in striated muscle and its relationship to underlying crossbridge activity. 426-434 - Jin-Yuan Chen, Om P. Gandhi:
Thermal implications of high SARs in the body extremities at the ANSI-recommended MF-VHF safety levels. 435-441 - M. Hoque, Om P. Gandhi:
Temperature distributions in the human leg for VLF-VHF exposures at the ANSI-recommended safety levels. 442-449 - Simon A. Barton, Andrew M. S. Black, Clive E. W. Hahn:
Dynamic models and solutions for evaluating ventilation, perfusion and mass transfer in the lung. I. The models. 450-457 - Simon A. Barton, Andrew M. S. Black, Clive E. W. Hahn:
Dynamic models and solutions for evaluating ventilation, perfusion and mass transfer in the lung. II. Analog solutions. 458-465 - Jinn-Nan Lin, Jim Herron, Joseph D. Andrade, Marius Brizgys:
Characterization of immobilized antibodies on silica surfaces. 466-471 - Kenneth R. Lutchen, Zoltán Hantos, Andrew C. Jackson:
Importance of low-frequency impedance data for reliably quantifying parallel inhomogeneities of respiratory mechanics. 472-481 - Joachim Mocks:
Topographic components model for event-related potentials and some biophysical considerations. 482-484 - Johan L. Van Leeuwen, P. Vink, C. W. Spoor, W. C. Deegenaars, H. Fraterman, A. J. Verbout:
A technique for measuring pelvic rotations during walking on a treadmill. 485-488 - Borivoje Furht, Alex Pérez:
An adaptive real-time ECG compression algorithm with variable threshold. 489-494 - Xenia Beebe, Timothy L. Rose:
Charge injection limits of activated iridium oxide electrodes with 0.2 ms pulses in bicarbonate buffered saline (neurological stimulation application). 494-495 - Cecil W. Thomas, William P. Huebner, R. John Leigh:
A low-pass notch filter for bioelectric signals. 496-498 - Gerard L. Cote, Martin D. Fox:
Comparison of zero crossing counter to FFT spectrum of ultrasound Doppler. 498-502
Volume 35, Number 7, 1988
- John R. LaCourse, Marc C. Vogt, W. Thomas Miller III, Stuart M. Selikowitz:
Spectral analysis interpretation of electro-surgical generator nerve and muscle stimulation. 505-509 - Howard Jay Chizeck, Patrick E. Crago, Leon S. Kofman:
Robust closed-loop control of isometric muscle force using pulsewidth modulation. 510-517 - Khosrow Behbehani, George V. Kondraske, J. Robin Richmond:
Investigations of upper extremity visuomotor control performance measures. 518-525 - Brian D. McKean, David A. Gough:
A telemetry-instrumentation system for chronically implanted glucose and oxygen sensors. 526-532 - Ronney B. Panerai, Ana Luisa A. S. Ferriera, Orlando F. Brum:
Principal component analysis of multiple noninvasive blood flow derived signals. 533-538 - Paul Albrecht, Richard J. Cohen, Roger G. Mark:
A stochastic characterization of chronic ventricular ectopic activity. 539-550 - Paulo Costa Ribeiro, Samuel J. Williamson, Lloyd Kaufman:
SQUID arrays for simultaneous magnetic measurements: calibration and source localization performance. 551-560 - Risto J. Ilmoniemi, Samuel J. Williamson, Lloyd Kaufman, Harold J. Weinberg, Arthur D. Boyd:
Method for locating a small magnetic object in the human body. 561-564 - Michael A. Chilbert, David J. Moretti, Thomas Swiontek, Joel B. Myklebust, Thomas E. Prieto, Anthony Sances Jr., Charles Leffingwell:
Instrumentation design for high-voltage electrical injury studies. 565-568
Volume 35, Number 8, 1988
- Klaus Abraham-Fuchs, Siegfried Schneider, Helmut Reichenberger:
MCG inverse solution: influence of coil size, grid size, number of coils, and SNR. 573-576 - Niel Orcutt, Om P. Gandhi:
A 3-D impedance method to calculate power deposition in biological bodies subjected to time varying magnetic fields. 577-583 - Ronald J. Triolo, D. H. Nash, Gordon D. Moskowitz:
The identification of time series models of lower extremity EMG for the control of prostheses using Box-Jenkins criteria. 584-594 - Valerio Annovazzi-Lodi, Silvano Donati:
An optoelectronic link for bidirectional transmission of biological signals. 595-606 - Kenneth R. Lutchen:
Optimal selection of frequencies for estimating parameters from respiratory impedance data. 607-617 - Kenneth T. V. Grattan, Nahla Khalil, Andrew W. Palmer:
Biomedical thermometry-a simple fiber optic approach. 618-622 - Tadashi Masuda, Tsugutake Sadoyama:
Topographical map of innervation zones within single motor units measured with a grid surface electrode. 623-628 - Paul Lander, Roy B. Deal, Edward J. Berbari:
The analysis of ventricular late potentials using orthogonal recordings. 629-639 - Gary E. Birch, Peter D. Lawrence, John C. Lind, Robert D. Hare:
Application of prewhitening to AR spectral estimation of EEG. 640-645 - Jonathan Raz, Bruce I. Turetsky, George Fein:
Confidence intervals for the signal-to-noise ratio when a signal embedded in noise is observed over repeated trials. 646-649 - Javier Rosell, Josep Colominas, Pere J. Riu, Ramon Pallas-Areny, John G. Webster:
Skin impedance from 1 Hz to 1 MHz. 649-651
Volume 35, Number 9, 1988
- John M. Capek, Rob J. Roy:
Noninvasive measurement of cardiac output using partial CO2 rebreathing. 653-661 - Roman Maniewski, Toivo Katila, Torsti Poutanen, Penitti Siltanen, Timo Varpula, John P. Wikswo Jr.:
Magnetic measurements of cardiac mechanical activity. 662-670 - Christopher John Purcell, Gerhard Stroink, B. Milan Horácek:
Effect of torso boundaries on electric potential and magnetic field of a dipole. 671-678 - Gideon F. Inbar, R. Heinze, Klaas N. Hoekstein, Hans-Dieter Liess, K. Stangl, A. Wirtzfeld:
Development of a closed-loop pacemaker controller regulating mixed venous oxygen saturation level. 679-690 - Meino von Spreckelsen, Burkhart Bromm:
Estimation of single-evoked cerebral potentials by means of parametric modeling and Kalman filtering. 691-700 - Sergio Cerutti, Giuseppe A. Chiarenza, Diego Liberati, Paolo Mascellani, Giorgio Pavesi:
A parametric method of identification of single-trial event-related potentials in the brain. 701-711 - Christine E. Miller, Craig S. Henriquez:
Three-dimensional finite element solution for biopotentials: erythrocyte in an applied field. 712-718 - Kenneth L. Drake, Kensall D. Wise, Jamille F. Hetke, David J. Anderson, Spencer L. BeMent:
Performance of planar multisite microprobes in recording extracellular single-unit intracortical activity. 719-732 - Jelte E. Bos, Jos P. H. Reulen, Harrie J. Boersma, Bert J. Ditters:
Theory of double magnetic induction (DMI) for measuring eye movements: correction for nonlinearity and simple calibration in two dimensions. 733-739 - Dan Censor, Vernon L. Newhouse, Thomas Vontz, Hector V. Ortega:
Theory of ultrasound Doppler-spectra velocimetry for arbitrary beam and flow configurations. 740-751 - John D. Charlton, H. A. Guess, J. D. Mann, H. Troy Nagle, R. N. Johnson:
A pressure controller for estimating parameters for a nonlinear CSF model. 752-755 - Nicos Maglaveras, Alan V. Sahakian, Glenn A. Myers:
Boundary conditions in simulations of cardiac propagating action potentials. 755-758 - Marco Knaflitz, Roberto Merletti:
Suppression of stimulation artifacts from myoelectric-evoked potential recordings. 758-763 - J. R. Jacobs:
Analytical solution to the three-compartment pharmacokinetic model. 763-765
Volume 35, Number 10, 1988
- Ruurd Schoonhoven, Dick F. Stegeman, Adriaan van Oosterom, Guido F. M. Dautzenberg:
The inverse problem in electroneurography. I. Conceptual basis and mathematical formulation. 769-777 - Dick F. Stegeman, Ruurd Schoonhoven, Guido F. M. Dautzenberg, Jan Moleman:
The inverse problem in electroneurography. II. Computational aspects and evaluation using simulated data. 778-788 - Randall K. Standridge, George V. Kondraske, Vert Mooney, Timothy W. Carmichael, Tom G. Mayer:
Temporal characterization of myoelectric spectral moments changes: analysis of common parameters. 789-797 - Yitzhak Mendelson, Burt D. Ochs:
Noninvasive pulse oximetry utilizing skin reflectance photoplethysmography. 798-805 - Xiaowei Yang, Shihab A. Shamma:
A totally automated system for the detection and classification of neural spikes. 806-816 - Jadwiga Rogowska, Kendall Preston Jr., Donald Sashin:
Evaluation of digital unsharp masking and local contrast stretching as applied to chest radiographs. 817-827 - Jonathan C. Newell, David G. Gisser, David Isaacson:
An electric current tomograph. 828-833 - Martin D. Fox, W. Michael Gardiner:
Three-dimensional Doppler velocimetry of flow jets. 834-841 - Martin A. Afromowitz, James B. Callis, David M. Heimbach, Larry A. DeSoto, Mary Kaye Norton:
Multispectral imaging of burn wounds: a new clinical instrument for evaluating burn depth. 842-850 - Kenneth M. Jones, Joyce A. Mechling, B. Stuart Trembly, John W. Strohbehn:
SAR distributions for 915 MHz interstitial microwave antennas used in hyperthermia for cancer therapy. 851-857 - Rolf Johansson, Måns Magnusson, Micael Akesson:
Identification of human postural dynamics. 858-869 - Cindy L. Ballestrasse, Theodore R. Beck:
In vitro life tests of Faradaic neural stimulation electrodes at high current densities. 870-874 - Scott R. Smith, Bruce C. Wheeler:
A real-time multiprocessor system for acquisition of multichannel neural data. 875-877 - J. M. Fouke, A. D. Wolin, K. G. Saunders, Michael R. Neuman, E. R. McFadden Jr.:
Sensor for measuring surface fluid conductivity in vivo. 877-881 - Noboru Utsuyama, Hisao Yamaguchi, Shigeru Obara, Hiroyuki Tanaka, Seiichi Fukuta, Jun Nakahira, Shingo Tanabe, Eizo Bando, Hiroshi Miyamoto:
Telemetry of human electrocardiograms in aerial and aquatic environments. 881-884 - Chul Hwa Paik, Gerard L. Cote, John S. DePonte, Martin D. Fox:
Fast Hartley transforms for spectral analysis of ultrasound Doppler signals. 885-888 - John L. Semmlow, Robert Brolin:
Instrumentation for quantitative assessment of intestinal viability. 888-892 - Bruce C. Towe, Mohammed Rezau Islam:
A magneto-acoustic method for the noninvasive measurement of bioelectric currents. 892-894
Volume 35, Number 11, 1988
- James R. Buckett, P. Hunter Peckham, Geoffrey B. Thrope, Steven D. Braswell, Michael W. Keith:
A flexible, portable system for neuromuscular stimulation in the paralyzed upper extremity. 897-904 - Gregory G. Naples, J. Thomas Mortimer, Avram Scheiner, James D. Sweeney:
A spiral nerve cuff electrode for peripheral nerve stimulation. 905-916 - Peter H. Veltink, Jan A. van Alste, Herman B. K. Boom:
Influences of stimulation conditions on recruitment of myelinated nerve fibres: a model study. 917-924 - Joseph W. Klingler, Clifton L. Vaughan, Theodore D. Fraker Jr., Lee T. Andrews:
Segmentation of echocardiographic images using mathematical morphology. 925-934 - Catherine J. Pfister, John W. Hamilton, Nancy Nagel, Paul Bass, John G. Webster, Willis J. Tompkins:
Use of spectral analysis in the detection of frequency differences in the electrogastrograms of normal and diabetic subjects. 935-941 - Kent R. Davey, Barrett Thompson, Shimin Wang, Art Koblasz, Bill Nation:
Predicting distributed retinal source activity from ERG data. I. Multiple stimulus approach. 942-947 - Kent R. Davey, Barrett Thompson, Shimin Wang, Art Koblasz, Bill Nation:
Predicting distributed retinal source activity from ERG data. II. Multiple stimulus approach. 948-952 - Ramon Pallas-Areny:
Interference-rejection characteristics of biopotential amplifiers: a comparative analysis. 953-959 - Jan C. de Munck, Bob W. van Dijk, Henk Spekreijse:
Mathematical dipoles are adequate to describe realistic generators of human brain activity. 960-966 - Mary Ann Riederer-Henderson, John E. Olerud, William D. O'Brien Jr., Fred K. Forster, Dianne L. Steiger, Deborah Jean Ketterer, George F. Odland:
Biochemical and acoustical parameters of normal canine skin. 967-972 - Fred J. Looft:
Interdome interactions in cutaneous Type I receptors. 973-980 - Frank J. Claydon, Theo C. Pilkington, Anthony S. L. Tang, Mary N. Morrow, Raymond E. Ideker:
A volume conductor model of the thorax for the study of defibrillation fields. 981-992
Volume 35, Number 12, 1988
- Deok W. Kim, Lee E. Baker, John A. Pearce, Won Ky Kim:
Origins of the impedance change in impedance cardiography by a three-dimensional finite element model. 993-1000 - Daniel Navajas, Ramon Farré, Mar Rotger, Rene Peslin:
A new estimator to minimize the error due to breathing in the measurement of respiratory impedance. 1001-1005 - Roger Dzwonczyk:
The transient absorption characteristics of the two-phase blood/gas system: a comparison to the Danckwerts model. 1006-1010 - Lynn W. Hart, Harvey W. Ko, James H. Jr. Meyer, David P. Vasholz, Richard I. Joseph:
A noninvasive electromagnetic conductivity sensor for biomedical applications. 1011-1022 - Wade G. Regehr, Jerome Pine, David B. Rutledge:
A long-term in vitro silicon-based microelectrode-neuron connection. 1023-1032 - Giuseppe Baselli, Sergio Cerutti, Silvia Civardi, Alberto Malliani, Massimo Pagani:
Cardiovascular variability signals: towards the identification of a closed-loop model of the neural control mechanisms. 1033-1046 - Geertjan Huiskamp, Adriaan van Oosterom:
The depolarization sequence of the human heart surface computed from measured body surface potentials. 1047-1058 - Kei-Hoi Cheung, Martin D. Fox:
Isoreflectance contours for medical imaging. 1059-1063 - Kevin J. Parker, Robert M. Lerner, Robert C. Waag:
Comparison of techniques for in vivo attenuation measurements. 1064-1068 - G. N. McVicar, Philip A. Parker:
Spectrum dip estimator of nerve conduction velocity. 1069-1076 - Carlo Alberto Tiberio, Luigi Raganella, Germana Banci, Cafiero Franconi:
The RF toroidal transformer as a heat delivery system for regional hyperthermia. 1077-1085 - Y. Yamamoto, K. Mokushi, S. Tamura, Y. Mutoh, M. Miyashita, H. Hamamoto:
Design and implementation of a digital filter for beat-by-beat impedance cardiography. 1086-1090 - J. Sorab, R. H. Allen, B. Gonik:
Tactile sensory monitoring of clinician-applied forces during delivery of newborns. 1090-1093 - James H. Philip, Beverly K. Philip:
Simplified approach to assessing intravenous flow characteristics in the therapeutic infusion range. 1093-1094
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