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Electrocutaneous stimulation I. The effects of stimulus parameters on absolute threshold.

J P Girvin, L E Marks, J L Antunes, D O Quest, M D O'Keefe, P Ning, W H Dobelle.

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Year: 1982 PMID： 7167349 DOI： 10.3758/bf03204205

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Percept Psychophys ISSN： 0031-5117

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Electrocutaneous stimulation I. The effects of stimulus parameters on absolute threshold.

1. Cutaneous vibratory thresholds for square-wave electrical pulses.

2. "Braille" reading by a blind volunteer by visual cortex stimulation.

3. A computer-based brain stimulation system to investigate sensory prostheses for the blind and deaf.

4. Electrocutaneous stimulation for sensory communication in rehabilitation engineering.

5. Electrocutaneous stimulation III. The perception of temporal order.

6. Electrocutaneous stimulation II. The estimation of distance between two points.

7. Stimulus parameter considerations and individual differences in cutaneous sensitivity to electropulse stimulation.

8. Artifical vision for the blind: electrical stimulation of visual cortex offers hope for a functional prosthesis.

1. Magnetic field excitation of peripheral nerves and the heart: a comparison of thresholds.

2. Temporal integration of double electrical pulses.

3. Localization of electrocutaneous stimuli on the fingers and forearm: effects of electrode configuration and body axis.

4. Strength/duration relationships for electrocutaneous sensitivity: stimulation by capacitive discharges.

5. Electrocutaneous stimulation III. The perception of temporal order.

6. Electrocutaneous stimulation II. The estimation of distance between two points.

7. On the role of covarying functions in stimulus class formation and transfer of function.

8. Cutaneous sensation of electrical stimulation waveforms.

9. Human Sensation of Transcranial Electric Stimulation.