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JAME, a Wearable Device to Control Tremor
The study is a pilot feasibility study aimed at verifying that (1) tremor can be recognized using an accelerometer placed on the hand area and a data mining algorithm properly trained and (2) TENS applied in the hand area is able to acutely suppress hand tremor respect to the baseline.
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