1969
DOI: 10.1016/0028-3932(69)90044-x
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Graphography: A new method of recording writing

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“…Strain gauges are used to assess small motor deviations and fine movements, for example in the evaluation of microvibration (Rohracher and Inaga 1969) and for tremor recording (Salzer 1972a, 6). Isolated hand and finger movements can be recorded by photo-electric measures (Schilling 1968, 19706), by electroscriptography (Schreibwaage; Steinwachs 1952) or graphography (Fradis and Gheorghita-Sevastopol 1969). Chyatte and Birdsong (1972) reported a device to quantitate athetosis by a simple measurement, recording the contact of a roller with a pressuresensitive strip and quantifying the amount of time the subject was able to maintain contact at a given minimal pressure with the moving strip.…”
Section: Methods Of Studying Movements Of Upper Limbsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Strain gauges are used to assess small motor deviations and fine movements, for example in the evaluation of microvibration (Rohracher and Inaga 1969) and for tremor recording (Salzer 1972a, 6). Isolated hand and finger movements can be recorded by photo-electric measures (Schilling 1968, 19706), by electroscriptography (Schreibwaage; Steinwachs 1952) or graphography (Fradis and Gheorghita-Sevastopol 1969). Chyatte and Birdsong (1972) reported a device to quantitate athetosis by a simple measurement, recording the contact of a roller with a pressuresensitive strip and quantifying the amount of time the subject was able to maintain contact at a given minimal pressure with the moving strip.…”
Section: Methods Of Studying Movements Of Upper Limbsmentioning
confidence: 99%