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A.T. Literature- Myoelectric Prosthetic Hand

  1. A Case Report on the Collaboration of Health Care Professionals in Fitting and Training Seven Iraqi Clients With Right Wrist Disarticulations 9 Years Postamputation
  2. A Method for the Control of Multigrasp Myoelectric Prosthetic Hands
  3. A Multicriteria Decision Analysis of Augmentative Treatment of Upper Limbs in Persons With Tetraplegia
  4. A New Externally Powered, Myoelectrically Controlled Prosthesis for Persons with Partial-Hand Amputation at the Metacarpals
  5. A Novel Electromechanical Shoulder Articulation for Upper-Limb Prostheses: From the Design to the First Clinical Application
  6. A Self-Contained, Mechanomyography-Driven Externally Powered Prosthesis
  7. A Sensational Breakthrough: The First Bionic Hand That Can Feel
  8. Bionic Hand Gives Realistic Grip
  9. Bionic Hand Gives Student New Lease on Life
  10. Bionics
  11. Clever Artificial Hand Developed
  12. Cognitive Vision System for Control of Dexterous Prosthetic Hands: Experimental Evaluation
  13. Comparison of Satisfaction With Current Prosthetic Care in Veterans and Servicemembers From Vietnam and OIF/OEF Conflicts With Major Traumatic Limb Loss
  14. Concert Pianist Gets World's First Bionic Fingers
  15. Consumer Design Priorities for Upper Limb Prosthetics
  16. Creating Flexible Robotic Hands
  17. Crossed Four-Bar Mechanism for Improved Prosthetic Grasp
  18. Decoding of Grasping Information From Neural Signals Recorded Using Peripheral Intrafascicular Interfaces
  19. Design and Technical Construction of a Tactile Display for Sensory Feedback in a Hand Prosthesis System
  20. Determining Skill Level in Myoelectric Prosthesis Use With Multiple Outcome Measures
  21. Development of a Microcomputer Controlled Electric Prosthetic Hand
  22. Development of a Multifunctional Hand Prosthesis
  23. Effect of Training on Upper-Extremity Prosthetic Performance and Motor Learning: A Single Case Study
  24. Electrodes for Prosthetic Arm Permanently Implanted Into Patient for First Time
  25. Empowering Prosthetics: A Team Approach to Prosthetics and Limb Loss
  26. Evaluation of a Neural Network-Based Control Strategy for a Cost-Effective Externally-Powered Prosthesis
  27. Feasibility of Controlling Prosthetic Hand Using Sonomyography Signal in Real Time: Preliminary Study
  28. GR Students Invent the Handy Typer
  29. Hand-opening Feedback for Myoelectric Forearm Prostheses: Performance in Virtual Grasping Tasks Influenced by Different Levels of Distraction
  30. Imagining a Bionic Future: Research Has Yielded Thought-Controlled Arms and Hands That Grasp
  31. Implanted Neuroprosthesis for Assisting Arm and Hand Function After Stroke: A Case Study
  32. In the Right Hands
  33. Kinematic Comparison of the Wrist Movements That Are Possible With a Biomechatronics Wrist Prosthesis and a Body-Powered Prosthesis: A Preliminary Study
  34. Learning to Control Opening and Closing a Myoelectric Hand
  35. New Prosthesis Eases Phantom Limb Pain
  36. Objectifying the Functional Advantages of Prosthetic Wrist Flexion
  37. On Veterans Day, Honoring Marine Who Lost Limbs in Afghanistan, but Not Spirit
  38. Open Arms
  39. Principal Components Analysis Based Control of a Multi-DoF Underactuated Prosthetic Hand
  40. Prosthetic Finger Phalanges With Lifelike Skin Compliance for Low-Force Social Touching Interactions
  41. Real-Time Control of a Virtual Hand
  42. Real-Time Myoelectric Control of a Multi-Fingered Hand Prosthesis Using Principal Component Analysis
  43. RSLSteeper Launches bebionic Fully Articulating Myo-Electric Hand
  44. RSLSteeper Launches Third Version of Its Bebionic Myoelectric Hand
  45. Sensory Feedback From a Prosthetic Hand Based on Air-Mediated Pressure From the Hand to the Forearm Skin
  46. Smartphone Technology Improves Prosthetic Limbs
  47. Spirit Intact, Soldier Reclaims His Life
  48. Surface EMG in Advanced Hand Prosthetics
  49. The FLUIDHAND III: A Multifunctional Prosthetic Hand
  50. The Optimal Controller Delay for Myoelectric Protheses
  51. The Role of Order of Practice in Learning to Handle an Upper-Limb Prosthesis
  52. The SmartHand Transradial Prosthesis
  53. Three-Year Follow-Up of an Implanted Functional Electrical Stimulation System for Upright Mobility in a Child with a Thoracic Level Spinal Cord Injury
  54. Touch Bionics Unveils i-Limb Ultra Revolution Prosthetic Hand With iOS Control App
  55. Transfer of Tactile Input From an Artificial Hand to the Forearm Experiments in Amputees and Able-Bodied Volunteers
  56. Two-Degree-of-Freedom Powered Prosthetic Wrist
  57. Unilateral Upper-Limb Loss: Satisfaction and Prosthetic-Device Use in Veterans and Servicemembers from Vietnam and OIF/OEF Conflicts
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