Dynamically responsive intervention for tremor suppression.

Mario Manto; Mike Topping; Mathijs Soede; Javier Sanchez-Lacuesta; William Harwin; Jose Pons; John Williams; Steen Skaarup; Lawrence Normie

doi:10.1109/memb.2003.1213635

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Dynamically responsive intervention for tremor suppression.

Mario Manto·Mike Topping·Mathijs Soede·Javier Sanchez-Lacuesta·William Harwin·Jose Pons·John Williams·Steen Skaarup·Lawrence Normie

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Mario Manto, Mike Topping, Mathijs Soede, Javier Sanchez-Lacuesta, William Harwin, Jose Pons, John Williams, Steen Skaarup, Lawrence Normie. Dynamically responsive intervention for tremor suppression.. https://doi.org/10.1109/memb.2003.1213635

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