Interventions to reduce tremor in essential tremor (ET) and Parkinson's disease (PD) clinical
populations often utilize pharmacological or surgical therapies. However, there can be …

Integrating a prosthetic hand to amputees with seamless neural compatibility presents a
grand challenge to neuroscientists and neural engineers for more than half century …

The interfacing of measurement instrumentation to small computers for the purpose of online
data acquisition has now become standard practice in the modern laboratory. Computerized …

Pathological tremor in patients with essential tremor and Parkinsons disease is typically
treated using medication or neurosurgical interventions. There is a widely recognized need …

Background Parkinson's disease patients may show a tremor that appears after a variable
delay while the arms are kept outstretched (re‐emergent tremor). The objectives of this study …

Mounting evidence suggests that both α and γ motoneurons are active during movement
and posture, but how does the central motor system coordinate the α-γ controls in these …

Parkinsonian tremor is one of the most common motor disorders in patients with Parkinson's
disease (PD). Compared to oral medications and brain surgery, electrical stimulation …

Significant advances have been made to improve control and to provide sensory functions
for bionic hands. However, great challenges remain, limiting wide acceptance of bionic …

Objective. Peripheral electrical stimulation (PES) of afferent pathways is a tool commonly
used to induce neural adaptations in some neural disorders such as pathological tremor or …

Prosthetic and therapeutic devices have been developed to ameliorate the quality of daily
living for people with amputation or neurological disorders. However, many of them fall short …