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- Katherine Darton, O C Lippold, Maya Shahani, Uma Shahani
- Journal of neurophysiology
- 1985
Stretching human muscles with a mechanical device gave rise to multiple peaks in the rectified and averaged electromyogram. In the first dorsal interosseous the latency of the first peak (M1) was… (More)
- R. Misra, Katherine Darton, Rachel Jewkes, C. Black, Rishma Maini
- British journal of rheumatology
- 1995
Thirty-four patients (24 females and 10 males) selected from 300 consecutive patients with established systemic sclerosis (SSc), with a current or past history of articular symptoms, were clinically… (More)
- Katherine Darton, C. Black
- British journal of rheumatology
- 1991
Thermographic images of the hands of patients with primary and secondary Raynaud's phenomenon and of a group of normal subjects, recorded before and after cold provocation using a pyroelectric… (More)
- Joanna Moncrieff, Kiran Azam, +4 authors N. J. Wood
- BMC psychiatry
- 2016
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Government policy encourages increasing involvement of patients in their long-term care. This paper describes the development and pilot evaluation of a 'Medication Review Tool' designed to… (More)
- C. Black, Rob Clark, Katherine Darton, M. R. Goff, Thea Norman, H A Spikes
- Journal of biomedical engineering
- 1990
The value of infra-red thermography in a number of pathologies, notably rheumatology and vascular diseases, is becoming well established. However, the high cost of thermal scanners and the associated… (More)
- Katherine Darton
- BMJ
- 2006
- Katherine Darton, C. Black
- British journal of rheumatology
- 1990
Infra-red thermography is a technique that is under-used in rheumatology; one reason is the supposed necessity for a temperature-controlled room in which to conduct tests. The results of a series of… (More)
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