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Would it help to record the tremor intensity while tracing a smoothly moving dot with his finger on a cell phone screen? And/or record the tremor while holding
by NPMaxwell 10y ago
Would it help to record the tremor intensity while tracing a smoothly moving dot with his finger on a cell phone screen? And/or record the tremor while holding the phone and tracing along a line with a corner of the phone. I bet you could get pretty good at-the-moment measurement of the tremor. Combine that with graphing and a rolling average, and you might have a pretty clear picture.
- Declanomous 10y agoI bet you could homebrew an electromyograph pretty easily. It probably wouldn't be particularly accurate, but you could probably achieve enough precision to provide repeatability and measure day-to-day variance. Edit: Hackaday had an article about a simple EMG recently https://hackaday.com/2016/11/20/emg-tutorial-lets-you-listen-to-your-muscles/ https://hackaday.com/2016/11/20/emg-tutorial-lets-you-listen...
- apinstein 10y agoInterestingly he does not have the classic tremor symptom. For those who do, that might make for a good thing to track. He doesn't really have any symptoms that could be quantitatively measured, especially over the short term.
- apinstein 10y agoInterestingly he does not have the classic tremor symptom. For those who do, that might make for a good thing to track. He doesn't really have any symptoms that could be quantitatively measured, especially over the short term.