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********** FINAL CALL FOR IFESS MILLENNIUM PAPER COMMENTARY **********
Open Commentary Invited for IFESS 2001 Millennium Papers
CLOSES JUNE 1, 2001
In conjunction with the 6th Annual Conference of the International FES
Society (IFESS 2001), a series of six Millennium Papers have been written
(see details below) and are now posted on the conference web page
(http://feswww.fes.cwru.edu/ifess/papers/index.htm).
Visit the site, read the papers, and post your commentaries on one or more
of the papers. These commentaries, along with a written summary of the
discussions at the IFESS 2001 conference, will be edited and included along
with the original papers in the Fall 2001 edition of Neuromodulation, the
official journal of IFESS. We hope that these papers and the accompanying
commentaries will provoke useful discussions that lead to significant
advancements in the field of neuroprostheses in the coming years.
To post your comments, follow the directions on the web page. You will be
able to read the comments of others, but please do not focus your
commentary on some else's comments - we would much prefer your own comments
on the original paper. We are looking for constructive criticism - personal
attacks and commercial advertising are not appropriate and will be removed
from the posted commentaries. The conference organizers reserve the right
to edit the commentaries for content and clarity. The final published
commentaries may be compiled into a summary if appropriate.
Millennium Papers:
USING MATHEMATICAL MODELS AND ADVANCED CONTROL SYSTEMS TECHNIQUES TO
ENHANCE NEUROPROSTHESIS FUNCTION
James J. Abbas and Robert Riener
CLINICAL AND THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS OF NEUROMUSCULAR STIMULATION - A
REVIEW OF CURRENT USE AND SPECULATION INTO FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS.
Jane H. Burridge and Michel Ladouceur
CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR UPPER AND LOWER EXTREMITY MOTOR
SYSTEM NEUROPROSTHESES
Masayoshi Ichie and Marko Munih
FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION FOR CONTROL OF INTERNAL ORGAN FUNCTION
Jonathan C. Jarvis and Nico J.M. Rijkhoff
COMMAND/CONTROL INTERFACES FOR ADVANCED NEUROPROSTHETIC APPLICATIONS
Timothy R.D. Scott. and Morten Haugland
IMPLANTABLE FES STIMULATION SYSTEMS: WHAT IS NEEDED?
P.R. Troyk and N. de N. Donaldson
__________________________________________________ _____________
Robert F. Kirsch,
Ph.D. e-mail: rfk3@po.cwru.edu
Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering
Case Western Reserve University voice: (216) 368-3158
Cleveland VA FES Center FAX: (216)
368-4969
Cleveland, OH 44106 MHMC voice: (216)
778-4139
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Open Commentary Invited for IFESS 2001 Millennium Papers
CLOSES JUNE 1, 2001
In conjunction with the 6th Annual Conference of the International FES
Society (IFESS 2001), a series of six Millennium Papers have been written
(see details below) and are now posted on the conference web page
(http://feswww.fes.cwru.edu/ifess/papers/index.htm).
Visit the site, read the papers, and post your commentaries on one or more
of the papers. These commentaries, along with a written summary of the
discussions at the IFESS 2001 conference, will be edited and included along
with the original papers in the Fall 2001 edition of Neuromodulation, the
official journal of IFESS. We hope that these papers and the accompanying
commentaries will provoke useful discussions that lead to significant
advancements in the field of neuroprostheses in the coming years.
To post your comments, follow the directions on the web page. You will be
able to read the comments of others, but please do not focus your
commentary on some else's comments - we would much prefer your own comments
on the original paper. We are looking for constructive criticism - personal
attacks and commercial advertising are not appropriate and will be removed
from the posted commentaries. The conference organizers reserve the right
to edit the commentaries for content and clarity. The final published
commentaries may be compiled into a summary if appropriate.
Millennium Papers:
USING MATHEMATICAL MODELS AND ADVANCED CONTROL SYSTEMS TECHNIQUES TO
ENHANCE NEUROPROSTHESIS FUNCTION
James J. Abbas and Robert Riener
CLINICAL AND THERAPEUTIC APPLICATIONS OF NEUROMUSCULAR STIMULATION - A
REVIEW OF CURRENT USE AND SPECULATION INTO FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS.
Jane H. Burridge and Michel Ladouceur
CURRENT STATUS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS FOR UPPER AND LOWER EXTREMITY MOTOR
SYSTEM NEUROPROSTHESES
Masayoshi Ichie and Marko Munih
FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION FOR CONTROL OF INTERNAL ORGAN FUNCTION
Jonathan C. Jarvis and Nico J.M. Rijkhoff
COMMAND/CONTROL INTERFACES FOR ADVANCED NEUROPROSTHETIC APPLICATIONS
Timothy R.D. Scott. and Morten Haugland
IMPLANTABLE FES STIMULATION SYSTEMS: WHAT IS NEEDED?
P.R. Troyk and N. de N. Donaldson
__________________________________________________ _____________
Robert F. Kirsch,
Ph.D. e-mail: rfk3@po.cwru.edu
Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering
Case Western Reserve University voice: (216) 368-3158
Cleveland VA FES Center FAX: (216)
368-4969
Cleveland, OH 44106 MHMC voice: (216)
778-4139
__________________________________________________ _____________
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To unsubscribe send SIGNOFF BIOMCH-L to LISTSERV@nic.surfnet.nl
For information and archives: http://isb.ri.ccf.org/biomch-l
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