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The Monash Computer-controlled Electromyograph

This apparatus was built, based on a model developed at the Department of Electrical Engineering, Monash University. The Head of Department, Professor Douglas Lampard (Hon. F.F.A.R.A.C.S.) was very interested in biophysics and developed a physiological laboratory. A fortuitous association with Dr Noel Cass (based on a common interest in jazz) led to the development of apparatus for stimulating a motor nerve and recording the electrical activity of the stimulated muscle. The socalled compound electromyogram (EMG) could be converted to a digital output, thus measuring the level of paralysis of the muscle when neuromuscular blocking drugs were given. The work was based on electrophysiological ...

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