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Issue 1 • Date Mar 1999

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A study of shoulder motions as a control source for adolescents with C4 level SCI

Assessment of geometric and mechanical parameters in wheelchair seating: a variability study

Knee elasticity influenced by joint angle and perturbation intensity

The effect of wrist angle on electrically evoked hand opening in patients with spastic hemiplegia

Implantable electrode lead in a growing limb

Guidance-based quantification of arm impairment following brain injury: a pilot study

The function of the finger intrinsic muscles in response to electrical stimulation

Optimal control of walking with functional electrical stimulation: a computer simulation study

A method for custom-contoured cushion design using interface pressure measurements

The control of foot placement during compensatory stepping reactions: does speed of response take precedence over stability?

Chronic intracortical microstimulation (ICMS) of cat sensory cortex using the Utah intracortical electrode array

An approach to a muscle model with a stimulus frequency-force relationship for FES applications

Isometric torque about the knee joint generated by microstimulation of the cat L6 spinal cord

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