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Subarachnoid butorphanol augments lidocaine sensory anaesthesia in calves
The Veterinary Journal, 2007To determine the efficacy and safety of subarachnoid butorphanol combined with lidocaine, six calves were studied. Each calf underwent two treatments, at least one week apart, via subarachnoid injection: (1) butorphanol (0.03 mg/kg) plus 2% lidocaine (4 mg/kg) and (2) 2% lidocaine (4 mg/kg) alone.
Rafael, DeRossi +4 more
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Persistent pain and sensory changes following cosmetic breast augmentation
European Journal of Pain, 2011AbstractBackground: Persistent postsurgical pain has been reported following cosmetic breast augmentation, but little is known about the underlying mechanisms.Aims: To describe the prevalence, character, and impact of sensory changes and chronic pain following cosmetic breast augmentation and to assess possible causes of pain.Methods: In September 2009,
von Sperling, Marie L +4 more
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Sensory-Motor Interactions and Error Augmentation
2016Brain injury often results a partial loss of the neural resources communicating to the periphery that controls movements. Consequently the signals that were employed prior to injury may no longer be appropriate for controlling the muscles for the intended movement.
James L. Patton, Felix C. Huang
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Learning a new sense by sensory augmentation
2016 4th International Winter Conference on Brain-Computer Interface (BCI), 2016Theories of embodied cognition propose that mastery of the lawful relations (sensorimotor contingencies) of sensory signals and own actions in the world shape perception. Thus, we hypothesize that training a new sensorimotor contingency will lead to changes in the activation and interaction of sensorimotor systems with concomitant changes in perception.
Peter König, Sabine U. König
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Exploring sensory augmentation through tactile interfaces
Proceedings of the 2015 ACM International Joint Conference on Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing and Proceedings of the 2015 ACM International Symposium on Wearable Computers - UbiComp '15, 2015My research interest explores sensory augmentation through noninvasive sensory substitution techniques. My current work focuses on designing tactile displays to improve learning and physical skill acquisition. In this paper, I will discuss two tactile display projects that explore this space.
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Augmenting human spatial navigation via sensory substitution
2017 IEEE MIT Undergraduate Research Technology Conference (URTC), 2017Humans primarily use their sense of sight for spatial awareness and to navigate their surroundings, but usually lack the ability to employ their other senses as a guidance system. This paper details the implementation of a sensory substitution device (SSD) to make visionless navigation possible and describes an innovative method of training users to ...
Benjamin Dunbar +8 more
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Sensory Augmentation for Public Space
2018Sensory augmentation for public space explores the innovation potential of sensory augmentation interfaces to improve public space. Technological innovations for public spaces are typically developed for the mobile phone. However, using a mobile phone also interferes with the relationship of a person with her or his surroundings.
van Dartel, Michel, de Rooij, Alwin
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Tourniquet Obliteration of Exercise-Induced Sensory Nerve Conduction Augmentation
American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 2002We previously discovered that minimally suprathreshold sensory nerve action potential amplitudes increased during isometric muscle contraction. In this study, the hypothesis was that the exercise-induced response could be blocked with a tourniquet.A total of 21 healthy male and female subjects were recruited from the medical center.
Faye Y, Chiou-Tan +4 more
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Contribution of circulating acetylcholine to sensory nerve conduction augmentation
Life Sciences, 2000We previously discovered that sensory nerve action potential amplitudes increased during isometric muscle contraction and that this response could be blocked with tourniquet isolation of the contraction source. The hypothesis for this study was that a circulating factor was responsible for this effect.
F Y, Chiou-Tan, G C, Chiou
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2017
People sense the world by exploiting correlations between their physical ac-tions and the changing sensory input that results from those actions. Interfac-es that translate non-human sensor data to signals that are compatible with the human senses can therefore augment our abilities to make sense of the world.
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People sense the world by exploiting correlations between their physical ac-tions and the changing sensory input that results from those actions. Interfac-es that translate non-human sensor data to signals that are compatible with the human senses can therefore augment our abilities to make sense of the world.
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