Leybón IJ, Verduzco-Mendoza A, Arch-Tirado E

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ABSTRACT

A new methodology is presented in order to set an animal model among four selected species to be applied in eye motility control research by electrical stimulation of extraocular muscles.

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16. Coperias Enrique. Las víctimas de la ciencia. Editorial Muy Interesante. Año VII, No. 10. México.

17. Svendesen, P. And Han J. Handbook of laboratory animal science. USA. 1994.

18. Fuchs A.F., Binder M.D. “Fatigue resistance of extraocular muscles”. Journal of Neurophysiology. 49, 1. 1983.

19. F. Blair Simmons, Suzanne F. Gillam, Douglas E. Mattox. An atlas of electronystagmography. Grune & Stratton. USA, 1979.

20. Leigh R.J. and Zee D.S. The Neurology of Eye Movements. F.A. Davis Co. Philadelphia, USA, 1983.

21. Daniel Graupe, Kate H. Kohn. Functional Electrical Stimulation for Ambulation by Paraplegics, twelve years of clinical observations and system studies. Krieger Publishing Company. USA 1994.

22. Robert A. Moses. Adler‘s Physiology of the eye, clinical application. Seventh edition. C. V. Mosby Company. USA, 1981.

23. Joseph D. Bronzino. “Electric stimulation of excitable tissue”. The biomedical engineering handbook. CRC press, Inc. 1995.

24. Goodwin M. Breinin. “The electrophysiology of the extraocular muscle”. University of Toronto Press, Toronto 1962.

25. Young L. R; Shenna, D. “Methods & design. Survey of eye movements recording methods”. Behavior Research methods & instrumentation 7, 397-429, 1975.

26. Frederick T., Hampton R. Current ocular therapy 2. W. B. Saunders Company. 1985.

27. J. Norton Taylor, K. Jesse. “Surgical management of congenital nystagmus”. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Ophthalmology. Vol. 15, pp. 25-34. 1987.

28. D. B. McCreery, W. F. Angew, T. G. Yuen and L. A. Bullara. “Damage in peripheral nerve from continuous electrical stimulation: comparison of two stimulus waveforms”. Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing, pp. 109-114. January 1992.