[Computer analysis of muscle reflex responses to electric stimulation of peripheral nerves].

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Ustav normálnej a patologickej fyziológie SAV Bratislava, CSFR.

Published: June 1992

A computer program is described which allows analysis of reflex muscle responses to electric stimulation of peripheral nerves. Basically, the program is derived from an older methodic approach, yet the process of evaluating the obtained means of reflex muscle responses is in this computer assisted procedure simpler and of a higher quality. The proposed improvement of the original methodic approach provides an important advantage for clinical practice in significantly speeding up the investigation and evaluation of reflex muscle responses on using financially accessible computer technique of Czechoslovak make. The paper points out the possibility of using the program also for analysis of other biological signals and of adjusting it for more efficient types of personal computers.

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