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Computerized ENG acquisition system.

Abstract

A computerized transportable ENG acquisition system has been designed, at far less cost than a conventional ENG system, using easily obtainable and standard microcomputer components from our local computer store. Its advantages of reduced cost and greater flexibility as well as its applications to other fields such as word processing and office management would make it a useful addition to any ENG laboratory and otolaryngologist's office as well.

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T Bojanowski, N S Longridge. 1986. Computerized ENG acquisition system.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3755183/

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