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IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, Volume 41
Volume 41, Number 1, 1994
- Avner Amir:
Uniqueness of the generators of brain evoked potential maps. 1-11 - Hilmi R. Dajani, Hans Kunov:
Binaural hearing in the presence of a low frequency magnetic field. 12-16 - Paul R. Stauffer
, P. K. Sneed, H. Hashemi, T. L. Phillips:
Practical induction heating coil designs for clinical hyperthermia with ferromagnetic implants. 17-28 - I.-Y. Kuo, Koping Kirk Shung:
High frequency ultrasonic backscatter from erythrocyte suspension. 29-34 - Mark A. Moehring, John R. Klepper:
Pulse Doppler ultrasound detection, characterization and size estimation of emboli in flowing blood. 35-44 - Steven W. Moore:
A fiber optic system for measuring dynamic mechanical properties of embryonic tissues. 45-50 - Thomas P. Laubscher, Wolfgang Heinrichs, Norbert Weiler, Gregor Hartmann, Josef X. Brunner:
An adaptive lung ventilation controller. 51-59 - Janice L. Jones, Ronald E. Jones, Kevin B. Milne:
Refractory period prolongation by biphasic defibrillator waveforms is associated with enhanced sodium current in a computer model of the ventricular action potential. 60-68 - Christopher J. Wolfkiel, Bruce H. Brundage:
Transfer-function analysis of UFCT myocardial time-density curves by time-varying recursive least squares analysis. 69-76 - Olivier Bertrand
Time-frequency digital filtering based on an invertible wavelet transform: an application to evoked potentials. 77-88 - Khashayar Mirfakhraei, Kenneth Horch:
Classification of action potentials in multi-unit intrafascicular recordings using neural network pattern-recognition techniques. 89-91 - Larry Y. L. Mo, I.-Y. Kuo, Koping Kirk Shung, L. Ceresne, Richard S. C. Cobbold:
Ultrasound scattering from blood with hematocrits up to 100%. 91-95
Volume 41, Number 2, 1994
- H. Arkin, L. X. Xu, K. R. Holmes:
Recent developments in modeling heat transfer in blood perfused tissues. 97-107 - Sylvain Labonté:
Numerical model for radio-frequency ablation of the endocardium and its experimental validation. 108-115 - B. Candas, J. Radziuk:
An adaptive plasma glucose controller based on a nonlinear insulin/glucose model. 116-124 - P. Bernardi, Guglielmo D'Inzeo
A generalized ionic model of the neuronal membrane electrical activity. 125-133 - D. Russell Wada, Denham S. Ward:
The hybrid model: a new pharmacokinetic model for computer-controlled infusion pumps. 134-142 - Wanda Krassowska, John C. Neu:
Effective boundary conditions for syncytial tissues. 143-150 - Karu P. Esselle
Quasi-static electric field in a cylindrical volume conductor induced by external coils [human body application]. 151-158 - Edward A. Clancy, Neville Hogan:
Single site electromyograph amplitude estimation. 159-167 - Kevin B. Englehart
Single motor unit myoelectric signal analysis with nonstationary data. 168-180 - Yuan-Ting Zhang
Adaptive cancellation of muscle contraction interference in vibroarthrographic signals. 181-191 - W. Weitschies
Magnetic markers as a noninvasive tool to monitor gastrointestinal transit. 192-195 - Robert D. Black, P. B. Roemer, O. M. Mueller:
Electronics for a high temperature superconducting receiver system for magnetic resonance microimaging. 195-197 - Carlos E. Davila, Alireza Abaye, Alireza Khotanzad:
Estimation of single sweep steady-state visual evoked potentials by adaptive line enhancement. 197-200 - Maya R. Jerath, Ravi Chundru, Steven F. Barrett, H. Grady Rylander III, Ashley J. Welch:
Preliminary results on reflectance feedback control of photocoagulation in vivo. 201-203
Volume 41, Number 3, 1994
- William K. Durfee, Karen I. Palmer:
Estimation of force-activation, force-length, and force-velocity properties in isolated, electrically stimulated muscle. 205-216 - Dongming Cai, Raimond L. Winslow, Denis Noble:
Effects of gap junction conductance on dynamics of sinoatrial node cells: two-cell and large-scale network models. 217-231 - Bradley J. Roth, John P. Wikswo Jr.:
Electrical stimulation of cardiac tissue: a bidomain model with active membrane properties. 232-240 - George K. Hung, Kenneth J. Ciuffreda:
Sensitivity analysis of relative accommodation and vergence. 241-248 - A. Vahid Shahidi, Pierre Savard, Réginald Nadeau:
Forward and inverse problems of electrocardiography: modeling and recovery of epicardial potentials in humans. 249-256 - Haan-Go Choi, Jose C. Principe, Alistair A. Hutchison, John A. Wozniak:
Multiresolution segmentation of respiratory electromyographic signals. 257-266 - Zhi-Yue Lin, Z. Chen, Jian De:
Time-frequency representation of the electrogastrogram-application of the exponential distribution. 267-275 - Steven A. Schafer, Frederic M. Durville, Bahaeddin Jassemnejad, Kenneth E. Bartels, Richard C. Powell:
Mechanisms of biliary stone fragmentation using the Ho:YAG laser. 276-283 - Bruno Krief, Richard Dye, James H. Tucker, Gerard Brugal, Jean-Marc Chassery:
A new approach to man-machine communication for computerized microscopy. 284-286 - Changfeng Tai, Dazong Jiang:
Selective stimulation of smaller fibers in a compound nerve trunk with single cathode by rectangular current pulses. 286-291 - Svetlana Vranic-Sowers, James W. Fleshman:
Application of existing design software to problems in neuronal modeling. 291-294 - Gregory A. Breit, Marcos Intaglietta:
A modeling cross-spectral analysis technique based on the Prony Spectral Line Estimator (PSLE). 295-298 - Wei-Chih Wang, Martin Afromowitz, Blake Hannaford:
Technique for mechanical measurements using optical scattering from a micropipette [cells application]. 298-304
Volume 41, Number 4, 1994
- Tayfun Akin, Khalil Najafi, Richard H. Smoke, Robert M. Bradley:
A micromachined silicon sieve electrode for nerve regeneration applications. 305-313 - Jamile F. Hetke, Jennifer L. Lund, Khalil Najafi, Kensall D. Wise, David J. Anderson:
Silicon ribbon cables for chronically implantable microelectrode arrays. 314-321 - Robin Willink
A mean blood velocity statistic for the Doppler signal from a narrow ultrasound beam. 322-331 - Zhenyu Guo, Louis-Gilles Durand, Howard C. Lee:
Comparison of time-frequency distribution techniques for analysis of simulated Doppler ultrasound signals of the femoral artery. 332-342 - Peter Strobach, Klaus Abraham-Fuchs, Wolfgang Härer:
Event-synchronous cancellation of the heart interference in biomedical signals. 343-350 - Jelte E. Bos
Ocular torsion quantification with video images. 351-357 - Shai N. Gozani, John P. Miller:
Optimal discrimination and classification of neuronal action potential waveforms from multiunit, multichannel recordings using software-based linear filters. 358-372 - Scott T. Clegg, Thaddeus V. Samulski, Katherine A. Murphy, Gary L. Rosner, Mark W. Dewhirst:
Inverse techniques in hyperthermia: a sensitivity study. 373-382 - Daniel G. Waksman, Joseph J. McInerney, Michael D. Herr:
Real-time volume measurements in the isolated beating rat heart. 383-387 - Lingke Fan, David H. Evans:
Differences in the power structures of Fourier transform and autoregressive spectral estimates of narrow-band Doppler signals. 387-390 - K. Stephan:
A fast response impedance meter for acoustic reflex measurements. 391-393 - Natalia A. Trayanova:
A bidomain model for ring stimulation of a cardiac strand. 393-397 - Seth Suppappola, Ying Sun:
Nonlinear transforms of ECG signals for digital QRS detection: a quantitative analysis. 397-400 - Shoji Kawahito, Susumu Ueda, Maloto Ishida, Tetsuro Nakamura, Shiro Usui, Shunji Nagaoka:
A CMOS integrated circuit for multichannel multiple-subject biotelemetry using bidirectional optical transmissions [weightlessness in space effects application]. 400-406 - Salvatore Caorsi, Gian Luigi Gragnani, Matteo Pastorino:
An electromagnetic imaging approach using a multi-illumination technique. 406-409
Volume 41, Number 5, 1994
- Nico J. M. Rijkhoff, Jan Holsheimer, Evert L. Koldewijn, Johannes J. Struijk
Selective stimulation of sacral nerve roots for bladder control: A study by computer modeling. 413-424 - Avram Scheiner, Gordie Polando, E. Byron Marsolais:
Design and clinical application of a double helix electrode for functional electrical stimulation. 425-431 - Berj L. Bardakjian, Edward J. Vigmond:
Effects of the propagation velocity of a surface depolarization wave on the extracellular potential of an excitable cell. 432-439 - Khalil A. Nabulsi, James R. Wait:
Localizing the spatial and temporal electromagnetic fields on the axis of a lossy cylinder. 440-444 - Barbara J. Muller-Borer, Donald J. Erdman, Jack W. Buchanan:
Electrical coupling and impulse propagation in anatomically modeled ventricular tissue. 445-454 - A. Stewart Ferguson, Xu Zhang, Gerhard Stroink:
A complete linear discretization for calculating the magnetic field using the boundary element method. 455-460 - Bassel Tawfik, Dominique M. Durand
Nonlinear parameter estimation by linear association: Application to a five-parameter passive neuron model. 461-469 - Jia-Zhu Wang:
MNLS inverse discriminates between neuronal activity on opposite walls of a simulated sulcus of the brain. 470-479 - Nitish V. Thakor
Multiway sequential hypothesis testing for tachyarrhythmia discrimination. 480-487 - Hajime Murakami, Koichi Shimizu
Telemedicine using mobile satellite communication. 488-497 - Eric T. McAdams, Jacques Jossinet:
The detection of the onset of electrode-electrolyte interface impedance nonlinearity: A theoretical study. 498-500 - Devendra Jalihal
Signal detection theory and reconstruction algorithms-performance for images in noise. 501-504
Volume 41, Number 6, 1994
- Jeffrey T. Ives, Raymond F. Gesteland, Thomas G. Stockham Jr.:
An automated film reader for DNA sequencing based on homomorphic deconvolution. 509-519 - Milan Sonka
Lumen centerline detection in complex coronary angiograms. 520-528 - Mohammed Ferdjallah, Ronald E. Barr:
Adaptive digital notch filter design on the unit circle for the removal of powerline noise from biomedical signals. 529-536 - Hua Yang, Nabil El-Sherif, Nidal Isber, Mark Restivo:
A logical state model of circus movement atrial flutter. Role of anatomic obstacles, anisotropic conduction and slow conduction zones on induction, sustenance, and overdrive paced modulation of reentrant circuits. 537-548 - Dorin Panescu, John G. Webster, Robert A. Stratbucker:
Modeling current density distributions during transcutaneous cardiac pacing. 549-555 - Johan H. M. Frijns
A quantitative approach to modeling mammalian myelinated nerve fibers for electrical prosthesis design. 556-566 - Gregory T. A. Kovacs, Christopher W. Storment, Meredith Halks-Miller, Carl R. Belczynski Jr., Charles C. Della Santina, Edwin R. Lewis, Nadim I. Maluf:
Silicon-substrate microelectrode arrays for parallel recording of neural activity in peripheral and cranial nerves. 567-577 - George P. Anderson
An evanescent wave biosensor. I. Fluorescent signal acquisition from step-etched fiber optic probes. 578-584 - Joel P. Golden, George P. Anderson
An evanescent wave biosensor. II. Fluorescent signal acquisition from tapered fiber optic probes. 585-591 - Robert D. Throne, Lorraine G. Olson
A generalized eigensystem approach to the inverse problem of electrocardiography. 592-600 - Peter J. Basser:
Focal magnetic stimulation of an axon. 601-606
Volume 41, Number 7, 1994
- Timothy G. McNaughton, Kenneth W. Horch:
Action potential classification with dual channel intrafascicular electrodes. 609-616 - Fabio Babiloni
Statistical analysis of topographic maps of short-latency somatosensory evoked potentials in normal and parkinsonian subjects. 617-624 - Olivier Meste
Ventricular late potentials characterization in time-frequency domain by means of a wavelet transform. 625-634 - Scott J. Denardo, Lawrence Talbot, Victor K. Hargrave, Peter J. Fitzgerald, Alan R. Selfridge, Paul G. Yock:
Analysis of pulsed wave Doppler ultrasound spectra obtained from a model intracoronary catheter. 635-648 - Nadim I. Maluf, Erin L. McNutt, Scott Monroe, Darrell L. Tanelian, Gregory T. A. Kovacs:
A thermal signal generator probe for the study of neural thermal transduction. 649-655 - Georges Delhomme, William H. Newman, Bernard Roussel, Michel Jouvet, H. Frederik Bowman, André Dittmar:
Thermal diffusion probe and instrument system for tissue blood flow measurements: validation in phantoms and in vivo organs. 656-662 - Donald G. Childers, Chun-Fan Wong:
Measuring and modeling vocal source-tract interaction. 663-671 - Dorin Panescu, John G. Webster, Robert A. Stratbucker:
A nonlinear electrical-thermal model of the skin. 672-680 - Dorin Panescu, John G. Webster, Robert A. Stratbucker:
A nonlinear finite element model of the electrode-electrolyte-skin system. 681-687 - Yoshio C. Okada, Bharat Shah, Jin-Chu Huang:
Ferromagnetic high-permeability alloy alone can provide sufficient low-frequency and eddy-current shieldings for biomagnetic measurements. 688-697 - Bradley W. Pietras, Stanley J. Bolanowski:
Low cost video scaler and gray scale integrator. 698-703 - Zoran M. Nikolic, Dejan B. Popovic
Instrumentation for ENG and EMG recordings in FES systems. 703-706 - Timothy L. Peck, Richard L. Magin, J. Kruse, Milton Feng:
NMR microspectroscopy using 100 μm planar RF coils fabricated on gallium arsenide substrates. 706-709
Volume 41, Number 8, 1994
- Raymond D. Cook, Gary J. Saulnier, David G. Gisser, John C. Goble, Jonathan C. Newell, David Isaacson:
ACT3: a high-speed, high-precision electrical impedance tomograph. 713-722 - Brian Hilton Brown, David C. Barber, A. H. Morice, Andrew David Leathard:
Cardiac and respiratory related electrical impedance changes in the human thorax. 729-734 - Bernhard Scholz, Günter Schwierz:
Probability-based current dipole localization from biomagnetic fields. 735-742 - Jack M. Rogers
A collocation-Galerkin finite element model of cardiac action potential propagation. 743-757 - Robert F. Kirsch
Muscle stiffness during transient and continuous movements of cat muscle: perturbation characteristics and physiological relevance. 758-770 - Tedman L. Vance, Moshe Solomonow, Richard Baratta, Michele Zembo, Robert D. DAmbrosia:
Comparison of isometric and load moving length-tension models of two bicompartmental muscles. 771-781 - Kathy W. Kuelz, Peng-Wie Hsia, Robert M. Wise, Rehan Mahmud, Ralph J. Damiano Jr.:
Integration of absolute ventricular fibrillation voltage correlates with successful defibrillation. 782-791 - Vijay Parsa, Philip A. Parker:
Multireference adaptive noise cancellation applied to somatosensory evoked potentials. 792-800 - Bruce B. Lerman, Kwong T. Ng, O. Carlton Deale:
Linearity of transthoracic conductance with respect to electrode force and area during high-voltage defibrillation shocks. 801-804 - William J. Gibb, David M. Auslander, Jerry C. Griffin:
Adaptive classification of myocardial electrogram waveforms. 804-808 - Bradley J. Roth, Peter J. Basser, John P. Wikswo:
Authors' reply [to comments on "Theoretical model for an MRI radio frequency resonator"].
Volume 41, Number 9, 1994
- Jacques H. J. Leclere:
Quantification of noisy MRS signals with the pseudo-Wigner distribution. 809-819 - Bernard Harris, Isak Gath, Gerard Rondouin, Claude Feuerstein:
On time delay estimation of epileptic EEG. 820-829 - Jurgen G. C. Kemmelings, André C. Linnenbank
Automatic QRS onset and offset detection for body surface QRS integral mapping of ventricular tachycardia. 830-836 - Fikret Erçal, Anurag Chawla, William V. Stoecker, Hsi-Chieh Lee
Neural network diagnosis of malignant melanoma from color images. 837-845 - Dan Manor, Rona Shofti, Samuel Sideman, Rafael Beyar:
Quantitative sorting of normal and abnormal coronary flow wave form shapes. 846-853 - Bahman Anvari
Modeling of intraluminal heating of biological tissue: implications for treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia. 854-864 - Eugene P. Khizhnyak, Marvin C. Ziskin:
Heating patterns in biological tissue phantoms caused by millimeter wave electromagnetic irradiation. 865-873 - Mark M. Yeh, B. Stuart Trembly
Theoretical and experimental analysis of air cooling for intracavitary microwave hyperthermia applicators. 874-882 - Sylvain Labonté:
A computer simulation of radio-frequency ablation of the endocardium. 883-890 - David R. Vera, Paul O. Scheibe, Yoav Banin, Robert C. Stadalnik:
Local identifiability of a receptor-binding radiopharmacokinetic system having measured parameters of known uncertainty. 891-897 - William G. R. Gibson, Richard S. C. Cobbold, K. Wayne Johnston:
Principles and design feasibility of a Doppler ultrasound intravascular volumetric flowmeter. 898-908 - Richard Broberg, Allyn Hubbard:
A custom-chip-based functional electrical stimulation system. 909-912
Volume 41, Number 10, 1994
- James F. Martin, Leonid B. Volfson, Vladimir V. Kirzon-Zolin, Vadim G. Schukin:
Application of pattern recognition and image classification techniques to determine continuous cardiac output from the arterial pressure waveform. 913-920 - Metin Akay, Yasemin M. Akay
Investigating the effects of vasodilator drugs on the turbulent sound caused by femoral artery stenosis using short-term Fourier and wavelet transform methods. 921-928 - Jørgen Arendt Jensen
Nonparametric estimation of ultrasound pulses. 929-936 - Mark C. Shults, Rathbun K. Rhodes, Stuart J. Updike, Barbara J. Gilligan, William N. Reining:
A telemetry-instrumentation system for monitoring multiple subcutaneously implanted glucose sensors. 937-942 - Alexander L. Asachenkov, Gurij Ivanovich Marchuk, Ronald R. Mohler, Sergei M. Zuev:
Immunology and disease control: a systems approach. 943-953 - Kenji Itoh:
A neurosynaptic model of state-dependent EEG wave generation in the subcortico-cortical system. 954-962 - A. Vahid Shahidi, Pierre Savard:
A finite element model for radiofrequency ablation of the myocardium. 963-968 - John P. Barach, John P. Wikswo Jr.:
Magnetic fields from simulated cardiac action currents. 969-974 - Dean T. Tompkins, Ray Vanderby, Sandy A. Klein, William A. Beckman, Richard A. Steeves, Bhudatt R. Paliwal:
Effect of interseed spacing, tissue perfusion, thermoseed temperatures and catheters in ferromagnetic hyperthermia: results from simulations using finite element models of thermoseeds and catheters. 975-985 - Elisabeth Menninghaus, Bernd Lütkenhöner, Sara L. Gonzalez:
Localization of a dipolar source in a skull phantom: realistic versus spherical model. 986-989 - G. M. Hatzilabrou, N. Greenberg, Robert J. Sclabassi, T. Carroll, Robert D. Guthrie, Mark S. Scher:
A comparison of conventional and matched filtering techniques for rapid eye movement detection of the newborn [electro-oculography]. 990-995
Volume 41, Number 11, 1994
- Richard Srebro:
Continuous current source inversion of evoked potential fields in a spherical model head. 997-1003 - Hideaki Haneishi, Nagaaki Ohyama, Kensuke Sekihara, Toshio Honda:
Multiple current dipole estimation using simulated annealing. 1004-1009 - William J. Karlon, John L. Lehr, Solomon R. Eisenberg
Finite element models of thoracic conductive anatomy: sensitivity to changes in inhomogeneity and anisotropy. 1010-1017 - Weiguo Xi, Maria A. Stuchly, Om P. Gandhi:
Induced electric currents in models of man and rodents from 60 Hz magnetic fields. 1018-1023 - Kent Davey, Lanbo Luo, David A. Ross:
Toward functional magnetic stimulation (FMS) theory and experiment. 1024-1030 - Tohru Kiryu, Carlo J. De Luca, Yoshiaki Saitoh:
AR modeling of myoelectric interference signals during a ramp contraction. 1031-1038 - Mohammad Hassoun, Chuanming Wang, A. Robert Spitzer:
NNERVE: Neural Network Extraction of Repetitive Vectors for Electromyography. I. Algorithm. 1039-1052 - Mohamad H. Hassoun, Chuanming Wang, A. Robert Spitzer:
NNERVE: Neural Network Extraction of Repetitive Vectors for Electromyography. II. Performance analysis. 1053-1061 - Xiao-Hu Yu, Zhen-Ya He, Yi-Sheng Zhang:
Time-varying adaptive filters for evoked potential estimation. 1062-1071 - Xiao-Hu Yu
Peak component latency-corrected average method for evoked potential waveform estimation. 1072-1082 - John Scott Delapasse, Khosrow Behbehani, Kuangchung Tsui, Kevin W. Klein:
Accommodation of time delay variations in automatic infusion of sodium nitroprusside. 1083-1091 - Mohammad A. Abdeen, Maria A. Stuchly:
Modeling of magnetic field stimulation of bent neurons. 1092-1095 - Hyundae Hong, Martin D. Fox:
No touch pulse measurement by optical interferometry. 1096-1099
Volume 41, Number 12, 1994
- Irena Cosic
Macromolecular bioactivity: is it resonant interaction between macromolecules?-theory and applications. 1101-1114 - David K. Peterson, Michael L. Nochomovitz, Thomas A. Stellato, J. Thomas Mortimer:
Long-term intramuscular electrical activation of the phrenic nerve: safety and reliability. 1115-1126 - David K. Peterson, Michael L. Nochomovitz, Thomas A. Stellato, J. Thomas Mortimer:
Long-term intramuscular electrical activation of the phrenic nerve: efficacy as a ventilatory prosthesis. 1127-1135 - Arnold C. Hoogerwerf, Kensall D. Wise:
A three-dimensional microelectrode array for chronic neural recording. 1136-1146 - Loredana Lo Conte, Roberto Merletti, Guido V. Sandri:
Hermite expansions of compact support waveforms: applications to myoelectric signals. 1147-1159 - Pierre Loslever, El Mostafa Laassel, Jean-Claude Angué:
Combined statistical study of joint angles and ground reaction forces using component and multiple correspondence analysis. 1160-1167 - A.-Robert LeBlanc, Abdelkader Mokran:
Improved beat-to-beat timing measurements of His-bundle signal. 1168-1177 - Mark Buchanan, Kullervo Hynynen:
Design and experimental evaluation of an intracavitary ultrasound phased array system for hyperthermia. 1178-1187 - Masuhiro Yamaguchi, Tomio Andoh, Tsuneaki Goto, Akhito Hosono, Tadashi Kawakami, Fukuichiro Okumura, Toshifumi Takenaka, Isao Yamamoto:
Effects of strong pulsed magnetic fields on the cardiac activity of an open chest dog. 1188-1191 - Victor Krauthamer, Christopher C. Davis, En-Tsyn Can:
Two-point electrical-fluorescence recording from heart with optical fibers. 1191-1194
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