tactile stimulation
Brain oscillatory activity during tactile stimulation correlates with cortical thickness of intact areas and predicts outcome in comatose patients
... noxious, tactile, and visual stimuli must be examined, looking for changes in the underlying pattern of steady-state EEG ...to tactile stimulation in correlation with brain morphometry measures could ...
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Effectiveness of the tactile stimulation on anxiety and selected physiological parameter (HR) among patients admitted in intensive care units (ICUs)
... Table shows that on first day, 3 (10%) in control group were in mild anxiety and 27 (90%) were in moderate anxiety. On 3 rd day, without tactile stimulation, 4 (13.3%) in control group were in mild anxiety ...
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Neonatal tactile stimulation at birth in a low-resource setting
... of tactile stimulation without a clearly demonstrable effect on infants ...truncal stimulation (drying, chest rubs and back rubs) might be more effective than foot flicks ...of stimulation may ...
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Motion analysis of escape movements evoked by tactile stimulation in the cockroach Periplaneta americana
... response, tactile information could still bypass common elements and utilize a separate pathway from that used during the wind-evoked ...from tactile stimulation include totally different leg ...
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Investigating tactile stimulation in symbiotic systems
... of tactile stimuli, ...appropriate stimulation is indeed important in order not to hinder the interaction from the user’s per- ...adequate tactile stimulation delivered by a tactile ...
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Perceiving Directional Feedback via Vibro Tactile Stimulation in a Virtual Environment
... suggests that people imagine a line originating perpendicular to the same relative location of the internal circle with unit circumference, as the relative location of where they feel the vibration on their torso. This ...
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Activity of Interneurones in the Arm of Octopus In Response to Tactile Stimulation
... 2000 are chromatophore fibres J Making the assumptions that: a all afferent axons of the cord have their somata in the axial ganglia, not in the brain, and thus average about 80 per gang[r] ...
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Escape from Recurring Tactile Stimulation in Branchiomma Vesiculosum
... In the sabellid worms such as Branchiomma Nicol, 1950, Eudistylia Nicol, 1948 c, and Myxicola Nicol, 1948 d the escape reflex is a rapid withdrawal of the worm into its tube in response [r] ...
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Characterization of the "deqi" response in acupuncture
... and tactile stimulation control was delivered to LI4 on the hand, LV3 on the foot and ST36 on the lower leg on the right in randomized order by an acupuncturist with over 25 years of clinical experience ...
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A study to assess the effectiveness of Tactile/Kinesthetic stimulation Vs Olive Oil massage on selected biophysiological parameters among low birth weight babies in selected hospital, Perambalur District
... both tactile and nociceptive stimulation ...nociceptive stimulation (p<0.05). Tactile stimulation of the preterm newborn infants produced significantly higher increases in SCA than ...
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Effectiveness of tactile and auditory stimulation on physiological parameters among Preterm Neonates.
... Tactile stimulation is a natural and almost instinctive way to care. It is the best way to get oxytocin released into the body. Oxytocin synthesized by the hypothalamus and secreted by the dorsal lobe of ...
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Stimulus-Induced Drop Episodes in Coffin-Lowry Syndrome
... At 13 years of age, he developed SIDEs and sought neurologic evaluation for this problem at 16 years. These events were stim- ulated by loud noises or unexpected light tactile stimulation that led to a ...
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Five month old infants' discrimination of visual tactile synchronous facial stimulation
... visual-tactile stimulation between the participant’s cheek and viewing another person’s cheek being stroked evokes a change in self-recognition, whereby a certain percentage of the other person’s face ...
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The Mechanism of Locomotion in the Leech (Hirudo Medicinalis Ray)
... If tactile stimulation applied at the posterior end of the body were responsible, in the absence of the posterior sucker, for the onset of a circular wave at the anterior end of the body[r] ...
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Size Dependent Variation in the Evasive Behaviour of the Bivalve Mollusc Spisula Solidissima
... In such a preparation of a small clam, tactile stimulation of any area of either siphon resulted in afferent activity in several of the siphonal nerves.. In contrast, the same experiment[r] ...
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Studies in Animal Locomotion
... a spinal preparation has become fatigued no response occurs to tactile stimulation, but a typical resistance reflex can be elicited by pressing the tail against the edge of the tube by m[r] ...
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Localization of the First and Second Somatosensory Areas in the Human Cerebral Cortex with Functional MR Imaging
... unilateral tactile stimulation of the hand and fingers, reproducing results obtained in previ- ous studies with different ...vibratory stimulation of the hand provoked a marked blood-flow increase in ...
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Weight gain in preterm low birth weight infants with multisensory intervention
... that tactile stimulation causes increase in vagal activity; increase in gastric motility was related to greater weight gain in experimental ...auditory stimulation was given by playing of a taped ...
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... of tactile stimulation, the general hypothesis on which these studies are based is that any systemic changes in central information processing can be attributed to variations observed in sensory perceptual ...
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Implicit body representations and tactile spatial remapping
... after tactile stimulation, visuo-tactile interactions are found for visual stimuli located close to the typical location of the touched skin surface, rather than its actual ...of tactile ...
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