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---------- > Fra: Phil Gesotti <[log in to unmask]> > Til: Multiple recipients of list PARKINSN <[log in to unmask]> > Emne: Models for PD > Dato: 26. april 1997 04:52 > >.Hello Phil. I welcome you to the list too. A little late, but I have so much to read and translate, it takes time because I`m from Denmark, even I understand much of your language I have to find many words from my phrase book. I have such a electrical el-stimulater you ask for, and to morrow I`ll try to find find the papers I have in English and e-maile you . OK? Best regards Sonia Nielsen NEVER GIVE UP > > It would seem to me that the biomedical engineering types > should have such a model by this point. It also seems to > me that one could use electronic sensing elements to detect > rigidity and tremor and use this to electrically stimulate > muscles with the same type of device used for muscle spasms. > > I could probably tolerate electrodes on my shoulder or neck. > I'm not sure I'm ready to have my head wired for cable. > > Just some wacky thoughts. I have these at night. > > Any leads on some tech info that doesn't get me too deep into > anatomy would be appreciated. > > Phil G. ([log in to unmask])