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A microcomputer-based averager.

G W van Marle·G H van Lith·H van de Giessen
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A disadvantage of commercially available averagers is the time needed for the output routine. This paper describes a microcomputer, programmed as an averager, with additional features to obtain an examination time as short as possible, which indeed is important for clinical application. Through this apparatus, the time needed for a standard ERG and VECP examination could be reduced from 50 to 25 min.

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G W van Marle, G H van Lith, H van de Giessen. 1982. A microcomputer-based averager.. https://doi.org/10.1159/000265170

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