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Surgeon workload and motion efficiency with robot and human laparoscopic camera control by KONDRASKE, G. V, HAMILTON, E. C, SCOTT, D. J, FISCHER, C. A, TESFAY, S. T, TANEJA, R, BROWN, R. J, JONES, D. B

“…Surgeons are now being assisted by robotic systems in a wide range of laparoscopic procedures. Some reports have suggested that robot-assisted camera control…”
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Olanzapine: Interaction Study with Imipramine by Callaghan, John T., Cerimele, Benito J., Kassahun, Kelem J., Nyhart Jr, Eldon H., Hoyes-Beehler, Pamela J., Kondraske, George V.

“…Olanzapine is an “atypical” antipsychotic agent with a high affinity for serotonin 5HT2A/C, 5HT3, 5HT6, and dopamine D1, D2, D3, D4 receptors. Depressed…”
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Myoelectric spectral analysis and strategies for quantifying trunk muscular fatigue by Kondraske, G V, Deivanayagam, S, Carmichael, T, Mayer, T G, Mooney, V

“…Objective techniques for assessing trunk musculature with respect to fatigue-related characteristics do not exist. Based on work that relates frequency…”
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Evaluation of quantitative measures of upper extremity speed and coordination in healthy persons and in three patient populations by Behbehani, K, Kondraske, G V, Tintner, R, Tindall, R A, Imrhan, S N

“…Upper extremity tracking tests have been used extensively in clinical studies in patients with neurologic disorders. We evaluated several new measures of upper…”
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Evidence for cortical dysfunction in spasmodic dysphonia: regional cerebral blood flow and quantitative electrophysiology by Devous, Sr, M D, Pool, K D, Finitzo, T, Freeman, F J, Schaefer, S D, Watson, B C, Kondraske, G V, Chapman, S B

“…Cortical function was evaluated in 26 subjects with spasmodic dysphonia. Quantitative topographic electrophysiologic mapping (QTE) was employed to provide…”
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Rapid manual abilities in spasmodic dysphonic and normal female subjects by Cannito, M P, Kondraske, G V

“…This study quantitatively examined upper extremity motor performance in 18 spasmodic dysphonic females, in comparison to matched normal controls, across…”
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Laryngeal reaction time profiles in spasmodic dysphonia: relationship to cortical electrophysiologic abnormality by Watson, B C, Freeman, F J, Pool, K D, Finitzo, T, Chapman, S B, Mendelsohn, D, Devous, Sr, M D, Schaefer, S D, Close, L G, Kondraske, G V

“…This study combines measures of linguistic and vocal performance and long-latency auditory electrophysiology to investigate task-dependent variability in…”
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Classification of resistance to passive motion using minimum probability of error criterion by CHAN, H. C, MANRY, M. T, KONDRASKE, G. V

“…Neurologists diagnose many muscular and nerve disorders by classifying the resistance to passive motion of patients' limbs. Over the past several years, a…”
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Investigation of upper extremity visuomotor control performance measures by BEHBEHANI, K, KONDRASKE, G. V, RICHMOND, J. R

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Performance characterization of human pitch control system: an acoustic approach by JAFARI, M, KWOK-HUNG WONG, BEHBEHANI, K, KONDRASKE, G. V

“…The performance of the human pitch control system was characterized by measurement of the speed of pitch shift and pitch shift response speed (inverse of…”
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Multichannel electromyographic observations in spasmodic dysphonia patients and normal control subjects by Schaefer, S D, Roark, R M, Watson, B C, Kondraske, G V, Freeman, F J, Butsch, R W, Pohl, J

“…Spasmodic dysphonia is primarily a disorder of vocalization. Increasing evidence, however, suggests that individuals with this disorder comprise a…”
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Temporal characterization of myoelectric spectral moment changes: analysis of common parameters by STANDRIDGE, R. K, KONDRASKE, G. V, MOONEY, V, CARMICHAEL, T. W, MAYER, T. G

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Computerized system for quantitative measurement of sensorimotor aspects of human performance by Smith, S S, Kondraske, G V

“…The purpose of this article is to describe an integrated system for measuring selected aspects of human sensorimotor performance. The system consists of a…”
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A Computer-Based System for Automated Quantitation of Neurologic Function by Kondraske, George V., Potvin, Alfred R., Tourtellotte, Wallace W., Syndulko, Karl

“…After developing, evaluating, and utilizing several generations of instrumented and coded neurologic function tests, we have designed a prototype…”
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An elemental resource for the human-task interface by Kondraske, G V

“…The elemental resource model (ERM) attempts to provide a quantitative and straightforward framework for characterizing the human system, tasks, and their…”
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Performance theory based outcome measurement in engineering education and training by Dillon, W.E., Kondraske, G.V., Everett, L.J., Volz, R.A.

“…An approach is presented to improve engineering education that is based on new concepts of systems performance and classic feedback theory. An important aspect…”
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Heterogeneity in spasmodic dysphonia. Neurologic and voice findings by Pool, K D, Freeman, F J, Finitzo, T, Hayashi, M M, Chapman, S B, Devous, Sr, M D, Close, L G, Kondraske, G V, Mendelsohn, D, Schaefer, S D

“…Spasmodic dysphonia is a disturbance of phonation with laryngeal spasms. We report voice and neurologic examination findings in 45 subjects. Neurologic…”
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A noncontacting human tremor sensor and measurement system by Kondraske, George V.

“…A two-dimensional noncontacting displacement transducer has been developed for the primary purpose of measuring human hand tremor. Unlike previous methods that…”
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The Utility Of Neuropsychological Testing In College Athletes With Mild Traumatic Brain Injury by Beehler, PJH, Kondraske, G V

“…The application of neuropsychological testing procedures to the evaluation of athletes has recently become an area of intense research interest because…”
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Character Pattern Recognition for a Telecommunication Aid for the Deaf by Kondraske, George V., Shennib, Adnan

“…To communicate via the telephone with the hearing impaired, systems that transmit characters that appear on standard telephone keypads to aids that decode…”
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