Research topic
Quantitative descriptions of movement timing, amplitude, velocity and variability.
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Human Motor Control and Neuromodulation Laboratory: linking quantitative movement measurements with implanted subthalamic local field potentials and neuromodulation to understand Parkinson’s disease and develop personalized adaptive therapies.
5 lessons · ~27 minutes
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Decoding and Restoring Movement in Parkinson’s Disease
How do you measure Parkinson’s movement and brain activity?Explain what continuous kinematic measurements add to observation.
Supports: Kinematics
Decoding and Restoring Movement in Parkinson’s Disease
AI, gait, and the future of personalized neuromodulationInterpret neural and wearable gait biomarkers within their measurement limits.
Supports: Kinematics
J Parkinsons Dis 12(6):1979–1990 · 2022
Wilkins KB, Petrucci MN, Kehnemouyi Y, Velisar A, Han K, Orthlieb G, Trager MH, O'Day JJ, Aditham S, Bronte-Stewart H
Why this matters: Quantitative digitography measured tapping timing, amplitude and rhythm in 96 people with Parkinson’s and 42 controls. Instrumented measurements complement clinical ratings without replacing them.
DOI: 10.3233/JPD-223264