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Daniela De Venuto, Valerio F. Annese, G. Defazio, V. L. Gallo, Giovanni Mezzina:
Gait analysis and quantitative drug effect evaluation in Parkinson disease by jointly EEG-EMG monitoring. DTIS 2017: 1-6
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Daniela De Venuto, Giovanni Mezzina, V. L. Gallo:
Design and implementation of FPGA-based muscle conduction velocity tracker in dynamic contractions during the gait. HLDVT 2017: 82-86
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Giovanni Mezzina, Vito Leonardo Gallo, Daniela De Venuto:
Real-time muscle fiber conduction velocity tracker for diabetic neuropathy monitoring. IWASI 2017: 127-132
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Valerio F. Annese, Giovanni Mezzina, V. L. Gallo, Vincenzo Scarola, Daniela De Venuto:
Wearable platform for automatic recognition of Parkinson Disease by muscular implication monitoring. IWASI 2017: 150-154

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