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A microcomputer system for physiological data collection and analysis.

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The ability to monitor and record activity within the masticatory system is of importance to both general practitioner and research worker. Recent developments in physiological data collection and analysis at the Department of Anatomy, University of Queensland, have achieved that objective in a simple and cost-effective manner. Recording, printing, plotting, and a wide range of analysis procedures can be undertaken utilizing relatively inexpensive available computers.

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P R L'Estrange, A R Blowers, R G Carlyon, S L Karlsson. 1993. A microcomputer system for physiological data collection and analysis.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1834-7819.1993.tb05523.x

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