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Editorial: Neurotechnology: An Engineering Perspective

Editorial Perspective

It has become a somewhat popular academic exercise to question a newly accepted standard of care by comparing it to a less complicated and more historic predecessor. This attempt by Al Humadi of performing a meta-analysis of a technical aspect of laminoplasty, namely, if screw and plate fixation improves outcomes, follows in this vein. The results presented were met with significant questions b...

editorial: neurotechnology: an engineering perspective

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Editorial: A Perspective on Tinnitus

0 ne of the more baffling aspects of tinnitus has always been the lack of a clear relation between the patient's apparent distress and such perceived measures of tinnitus character and strength as pitch and loudness. Patients whose tinnitus pitch and loudness judgments are similar often differ widely in the extent to which the tinnitus bothers them in daily living . In this issue of JAAA, autho...

Editorial: Neurotechnology: An Engineering Perspective

merging Brain-Machine-Brain Interfaces (BMBIs) are promising alternative to study the neural activity underlying cognitive functions and pathologies, detecting mind driven decisions, etc. A BMBI covers many engineering and medical science disciplines. It includes biomedical circuits and systems, biosensor interfaces and devices, biosignal and bioimage processing, and bioinformatics, bioelectron...