164 Index of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature (1979-1985)

2384. Wheelchair design and quality . Brattgard SO, Lindstrom I, Severinsson K and Wihk L. Scand J Rehabil Med 1983;(Suppl 9):15-19.

2385. A wheelchair ergometer for assessing patients in their own wheelchairs (Technical note). Motloch WM and Brearley MN . Prosthet Orthot Int 1983:7(1): 50-51.

2386. Wheelchair modification to improve handling ease. Durie NE. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1979 Feb;60(2):82-83.

2387. Wheelchair mountaineering . Madorsky JGB and Kiley DP . Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1984 Aug ;65(8):590-592.

2388. Wheelchair that climbs curbs . Rehabil Dig 1981 Jan-Feb-Mar ;12(1):13.

2389. Wheelchair selection matters . Reed KL . Br J Occup Ther 1979 Sep ;42(9):219

2390. Wheelchair selection : More than choosing a chair with wheels. Sister Kenny Institute Staff. Rev ed. Minneapolis, MN: Sister Kenny Institute, 1977, [Rehab Publ no . 713]

2391. Wheelchair sports medicine. Modorsky JGB and Curtis KA. Am J Sports Med 1984;12(2):128-I32.

2392. Wheelchair survey report. McVey JA. Paraplegia News 1982 Sep;39(9): 42-46.

2393 . Wheelchairs, Paraplegia News 1982 May;36(5):33-37.

2394. Wheelchairs and the discharge of personal responsibility . Mitchell J. Physiotherapy 1984 Dec;70(12):467-472.

2395, Workshop on wheelchairs : A report of the Rehabilitation Engineering Society of North America . New York,NY : Veterans Administration Office of Technology Transfer ; July 1981, 58pp. Jsory Aids

2396. Biomedical instrumentation for the measurements of skin sensitivity. DeMichaelis F, Giaretti WA, Barberis ML and Teich-Alasia S . IEEE TransBiomed Eng 1979 June;BME-26(6) :326-330.

2397. Body aid becomes vibrotactile device in Keller Center adaptation . Leister CM. Hear J 1985 Mar;38(3):16-17.

2398. Developmental aspects of sensory substitution . Aitken S, et al . Int Neurosci 1983 May;19(I-4):13-19. 165 Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Vol .22 No . 2 1985

2399. The effects of degraded visual and tactile information on diver work performance . Banks WW and Goehring GS . Hum Factors 1979 Aug ;21(4):409- 415.

2400. Electrocutaneous code pairs for artificial sensory communication systems. Szeto AYJ, Ann Biomed Eng 1982;10(4):175-192.

2401 . Electrocutaneous pulse rate and pulse width psychometric functions for sensory communications . Szeto AYJ, Lyman J and Prior RE . Hum Factors 1979 Apr;21(2):241-249.

2402. Electrocutaneous stimulation for sensory communication in rehabilitation engineering . Szeto AYJ and Saunders FA . IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 1982 Apr;BME-29(4) :300-308.

2403. Electrocutaneous tracking : A methodology for evaluating sensory feedback codes. Szeto AYJ, Prior RE and Lyman J. IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 1979 Jan;BME-26(1) :47-50.

2404. Electrotactile stimulation relevant to sensory/motor rehabilitation : A progress report. Solomonow M and Lyman J . Bull Prosthet Res 1980 Spr;17(1,BPR 10- 33):63-72.

2405. Field trials of a tactile acoustic monitor for the profoundly deaf. Summers IR, et al. Br Audiol 1981 Aug ;15(3):195-199.

2406. Information transmission across the skin: High-resolution tactile sensory aids for the deaf and the blind. Saunders FA. Int Neurosoi 1983 May;19(1-4):21- 28.

2407. Instrumentation for an electrocutaneous communication device . Kane G, Borrmann RJ and Finn J . Behav Res Methods Instrum 1982;14(4):400-404.

2408. Multiple unit correlation analysis of cutaneous receptors . Looft FJ and Fuller MS. IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 1979 Oct;BME-26(10):572-578.

2409. On-line receptive field mapping of cutaneous receptors. Looft FJ and Williams WJ. IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 1979 June ;BME-26(6) :350-256.

2410. Perceptual processing capabilities and their development . Held R . Sens World 1980 Dec;41 :8-10.

2411 . Report on a sensory programme for patients with sensory deficits. DeJersey MC. Aust Physiother 1979 Aug ;25(4):165-170.

2412. Sensory and communication aids . Cook AM. Therapeutic Medical Devices:Application and Design. Edited by Cook AM and Webster JG. Englewood Cliffs, NJ : Prentice-Hall, 1982, chapt 6, 152-201.

2413 . Sensory substitution in rehabilitation . Bach-y-Rita P . Sens World 1980 June;39:I2-19. 166 Index of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature (1979-1985)

2414. Tactile information processing by human operators in control systems . Schmid HP and Bekey GA . IEEE Trans Syst Man Cyber 1978 Dec;8(12):860-867.

2415. Tactile vision substitution : Past and future . Bach-y-Rita P . Int Neurosci 1983 May;19(1-4):29-36.

2416 . The use of synchronous demodulation for the measurement of eye movements by means of an ocular magnetic search coil . McElligott JG, Loughnane MH and Mays LE. IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 1979 June ;BME-26(6) :370-374.

2417 . Visual field plotting using eye movement response . Jernigan ME. IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 1979 Nov ;BME-26(10 :601-606.

2418 . A wearable tactile sensory aid for profoundly deaf children . Saunders FA, et al. J Med Syst 1981 ;5(4):265-270.

Sensory Aids: Deaf-Blind

2419. Characteristics of a young deaf-blind population. Stein LK, Palmer Pand Weinberg B . Am Ann Deaf 1982 Dec;127(7):828-837.

2420. The effects of bimodal (sound-light) stimulus presentation on selective responding of deaf-blind multi-handicapped children. Knight MS and RosenblattL. Am Ann Deaf 1983 June ;128(3):397-401.

2421 . Employment of deaf-blind Rubella students in a subsidized work program. Busse DG, Romer LT, Fewell RR and Vadasy PF. J Iris Impair Blind 1985 Feb;79(2): 59-64.

2422. How does a deaf person cope when blindness occurs? Michelle's poignant story. Smithdas MJ. J Rehabil 1982 July-Sep ;48(3):72-73.

2423. Problems of psychiatric care of a deaf-blind population . Seligson JL. Int J Psychiatry Ailed 1983-84;13(1):85-92.

2424. Special Devices for Hard of Hearing, Deaf, and Deaf-Blind Persons . Hurvitz J and Carmen R . Boston, MA: Little, Brown and Co, 1981, 297 pp.

Sensory Aids: Hearing impaired

2425 . Assessment of hearing disability: Discussion paper . Coles RRA, Burns Wand King PF. J R Soc Med 1983;76(12):1032-1037.

2426. Auditory deficits in multiple sclerosis: A review. Mustillo P . Audiology I984;23(2):145-146. 167 Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Vol .22 No . 2 1985

2427. Auditory Procesing Disorders and Remediation . Heasley BE. 2nd ed. Springfield, IL : Charles C Thomas, 1980, 168 pp.

2428. A comparison of hearing-impaired and normally hearing students on locus of control, people orientation, and study habits and attitudes . Dowaliby FJ, Burke NE and McKee BG . Am Ann Deaf 1983 Feb ;128(1):53-59.

2429. Comparison of reading comprehension task performance for deaf and hearing readers. Davey B, La Sasso C and Macready G. Speech Hear Res 1983;26(4):622-628.

2430. Crafting sound from silence . Franklin D. Sol News 1984 Oct 20;126(16):252- 254.

2431 . Effect of sensorineural hearing loss on the stapedius reflex growth function in the elderly . Silman S and Gelfand SA . Acoust Son Am 1981 Apr;69(4):I099-1106.

2432. The effects of an acquired profound hearing loss on speech production: A case study . Plant G. Br Audiol 1984;18(1):39-48.

2433 . The effects of severity of hearing impairment and locus of control on the denial of hearing impairment in the aged . McDavis KC. Int Aging Hum Dev 1983-84;18(1):47-60.

2434. Encephalitis herpes simplex : Aural rehabilitation following bilateral deafness. Montano JJ, Melley CC and Karam DB . Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1983 Oct;64(10):479-480.

2435 . Etiology of deafness in Roberts School for the Deaf. Jansen VD and Schaeffer D . Otolaryngol 1984;13(1):47-48.

2436. Hearing assessment in homes for the aged : A comparison of audiometric and self-support methods. Corbin S, Reed M, Dobbs H, et al. Am Geriatr Soc 1984;32(5):396-400.

2437 . Hearing Disorders in Adults: Current Trends . Edited by Jerger J. San Diego, CA: College-Hill Press, 1984, 355 pp..

2438 . Hearing-handicapped Adults . Giolas TG. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1982, 240 pp.

2439. Hearing rehabilitation for adults in Sweden. Rosenhall U . Int Rehabil Med 1983;5(2):73-74.

2440. Hearing Science and Hearing Disorders . Edited by Lutman ME and Haggard MP, Orlando, FL : Academic Press, 1983.

2441 . History and current practice in rehabilitation of deaf children . Taylor ICS. Int Rehabil Med I983 ;5(2):82-85.

Ir ae: of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature 1979-1985)

2442. The incidence of hearing in a sample of Down's Syndrome school children. Van Gorp E and Baker R . tin t Rehabil Res 1984;7(2):198-200.

2443 . A locus of control inventory for postsecondary hearing-impaired students. Dowaliby FJ, McKee BG and Maher H . Am Ann Deaf 1983 Dee;128(7):884- 889.

2444. Mechanics of vocal fold vibration and_ geal articulatory gestures produced by hearing-impaired speakers . Metz DE, Whitehead RE and Whitehead BH . J Speech Hear Res 1984 Jan;27(1):62-69.

2445. On objective criteria for hearing impairment and hearing disability . Parving A and Ostri B . Scand Audiol 1983;12(3):165-169.

2446. The prevention of hearing loss. Stephens SDG and Bellman SC . Int Rehabil Med 1983;5(2):86-95.

Hearing Impaired: Acoustics Analysis

2447. A review of current approaches to aural rehabilitation . Pichora-Fuller MK, Corbin H, Riko K and Alberti PW . Int Rehabil Med 1983;5(2):58-66.

2448. Social aspects of acquired hearing loss in adults. Beattie JA . Int J Rehabil Res 1984;7(2):215-216.

2449. Speech and Deafness . Calvert DR and Silverman SR . Revised ed . Washington, DC: Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf, 1983, 304 pp.

2450. Speech perception through the skin: Design and testing of a single channel tactile aid to supplement lipreading. Gentile FE. Princeton, NJ: Dept of Psychology, Princeton University, April 20, 1984, 40 pp.

2451 . Training auditory-visual speech reception in adults with moderate sensorineural hearing loss . Montgomery AA, Walden BE, Schwartz DM and Prosek RA. Ear Hear 1984;5(1):30-36.

2452. Acoustic cues to final stop voicing for impaired and normal listeners.Revoile S, Pickett JM, Holden LD and Talkin D . J Acoust Soc Am 1982 Oct;72(4): 1145-1154.

2453 . Auditory discrimination of rise and decay times in tone and noisebursts. Van Heuven VJJP and Van Den Broecke MPR . J Acoust Soc Am 1979 Nov;66(5):1308-1315.

2454. Consonant-feature transmission as a function of presentation level in hearing- impaired listeners . Gutnick HN. J Acoust Soc Am 1982 Oct;72(4):1124-1130.

2455 . Continuous noise and sensorineural hearing loss : A case study . Ellis N. Hum Factors 1983 Aug ;25(4):425-429. 169 Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Vo1 .22 No . 2 1985

2456. Dichotic CV recognition at various interaural temporal onset asynchronies: Effect of age. Gelfand SA, Hoffman S, Waltzman SB and Piper N . J Acoust Soc Am 1980 Nov ;68(5):1258-1261.

2457 . The effect of test difficulty on the sensitivity of speech discrimination tests. Dillon H . J Acoust Soc Am 1983 Jan;73(1):336-344.

2458. Effects of age and mild hearing loss on speech recognition in noise . Dubno JR, Dirks DD and Morgan DE . J Acoust Soc Am 1984 July;76(1):87-96.

2459. An evaluation of some assumptions underlying the articulation index. Pavlovic CV and Studebaker GA . J Acoust Soc Am 1984 May ;75(5):1606-1612.

2460. Frequency resolution and discrimination of constant and dynamic tones in normal and hearing-impaired listeners. Tyler RS, Wood EJ and Fernandes M. J Acoust Soc Am 1983 Oct ;74(4):1190-1199.

2461 . Lateralization and frequency selectivity in normal and impaired hearing . Buus S, Scharf B and Florentine M . J Acoust Soc Am 1984 July ;76(1):77-86.

2462. Magnitude estimation of degraded speech quality by normal and impaired- hearing listeners. Lawson GD and Chia]. MR. J Acoust Soc Am 1982 Dec ;72(6):1781-1787.

2463. A method for the measurement of acoustical transmission in deafness. Gomez P and Rodellar V . Biomater Med Devices Arti f Organs 1981 ;9(4):259-260.

2464. A microcomputer-based binaural measurement system. Chan FHY, boon PWF, Cheng KH, Li HF and Hwang JCC. J Biomed Eng 1984 July ;6(3):212-218.

2465 . A model for the speech-reception threshold in noise without and with a hearing aid . Plomp R, Duquesnoy AJ . Scand Audiol [Suppi] 1982;15:95-111.

2466. Obstruent production by hearing-impaired speakers : Interarticulator timing and acoustics . McGarr NS and Lofqvist A . J Acoust Soc Am 1982 July;72(1):34-421.

2467. Perception of short-term spectral cues for stop consonant place by normal and hearing-impaired subjects. Van Tase 11 DJ, Hagen LT, Koblas LL and Penner SG . J Acoust Soc Am 1982 Dec ;72(6):1771-1780.

2468. Predicting annoyance from detectability of low-level sounds. Fidell S, Teffeteller S, Horonjeff R and Green DM . J Acoust Soc. Am 1979 Nov;66(5):1427-1434.

2469. Recognition of speech spectrograms . Greene BG, Pisoni DB and Carrell TD, J Acoust Soc Am 1984 July ;76(1):32-43.

2470. Relation between psychophysical data and speech perception for hearing- impaired subjects. Part I. Dreschler WA and Plomp R . J Acoust Soc Am 1980 Dec;68(6):1608-1615.

170 Index of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature (1979-1985)

2471 . Relations between auditory functions in normal hearing. Festen JM and Plomp R . J Acoust Soc Am 1981 Aug ;70(2):356-369.

2472. Room acoustics for the aged . Plomp R and Duquesnoy Acoust Soc Am 1980 Dec;68(6):1616-1621.

2473. Seeing speech in real time. Fletcher SG . IEEE Spectrum 1982 Apr;42-45.

2474. Some effects of spectral shaping on recognition of speech by hearing- impaired listeners . Kamm CA, Dirks DD and Carterette EC. J Acoust Soc Am 1982 May ;71(5):1211-1224.

2475. Speech-reception threshold for sentences as a function of age and noise level. Plomp R and Mimpen AM. J Acoust Soc Am 1979 Nov ;66(5):1333-1342.

2476. Speech signal presentation for the totally deaf . Walliker JR, Rosen S, Douek EE, Fourcin AJ and Moore BCJ . J Biomed Eng 1983 Oct;5(4):316-320.

2477 . Speech sounds: Evaluation of a device for their visual presentation . Potvin AR, Foreit KG, Lam K, Trued S and Potvin JH . Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1980 Nov;61(11):542-546.

2478. Speech synthesis by linear interpolation of spectral parameters between dyad boundaries. Shadle CH and Atal BS . J Acoust Soc Am 1979 Nov ;66(5):1325- 1332.

2479. Temporal integration, frequency resolution, and off-frequency listening in normal-hearing and cochlear-impaired listeners . Hall JW and Fernandes MA. J Acoust Soc Am 1983 Oct;74(4):1172-1177.

Hearing Impaired : Auditory Stimulation

2480. Auditory feedback device in a patient with left-sided neglect . Gruskin AK, Abitante SM and Gorski AT . Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1983 Dec;64(12):606.

2481 . Auditory-nerve correlates of loudness summation with stimulus band width in normal and pathological cochleae . Pickles JO. Hear Res 1983;12(2):239-250.

2482. Auditory tract asymmetry in brain stem electrical responses during binaural stimulation . Decker TN and Howe SW. J Acoust Soc Am 1981 Apr;69(4):1084- 1090.

2483. Differential electrical excitation of the auditory nerve. Black RC and Clark GM. J Acoust Soc Am 1980 Mar;67(3):868-874.

2484. An eight-channel scala tympani electrode for auditory prostheses. Hochmair- Desoyer IJ and Hochmair ES . IEEE Trans Thorned Eng 1980 Jan ;BME-27(1) :44- 50. 171 Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Vo1 .22 No . 2 1985

2485. Electrical stimulation at the wrist as an aid for the profoundly deaf . Dodgson GS, Brown BH, Freeston IL and Stevens JC . Glin Whys Physiol fleas 1983;4(4):403-416.

2486. Extraction of the constituent components of brain stem auditory evoked responses by a filtering and optimisation procedure . Thomas JG. Med EMI Eng Comput 1984 July;22(4) :339-342.

2487. An implanted auditory eight-channel stimulator for the deaf. Hochmair ES and Hochmair-Desoyer IJ. Piled Biol Eng Comput 1981 Mar;19(2):141-148.

2488. An investigation of the auditory brain stem response in subjects with high frequency cochlear hearing loss . Marshall AR . /lust Audiol 1983;5(1):11-18.

2489, Logarithmic display of auditory evoked potentials . Michelini S, Arslan E, Prosser S and Pedrielli F . Biomed Eng 1982 Jan;4(l):62-64.

2490. Nonlinearities in auditory-nerve fiber responses to bandlimited noise . Schalk TB and Sachs MB. J Acoust Soc Am 1980 Mar;67(3):903-913.

2491 . Processing of speech by the auditory nervous system . Kiang NYS . Acoust Soc Am 1980 Sep;68(6):830-835.

2492. Representation of steady-state vowels in the temporal aspects of the discharge patterns of populations of auditory-nerve fibers . Young ED and Sachs MB . J Acoust Soc Am 1979 Nov ;66(5):1381-1403.

2493. Shunt evoked potentials for objective assessment of prosthetic hearing aids. Garcon L, Levillain D, Le Her F and Courdant G . Ann Oto-Laryngol 1983;100(4):255-263. [French . Summary in English]

2494. Two-component hearing sensations produced by two-electrode stimulation in the cochlea of a deaf patient . Tong YC, Dowell RC, Blarney PJ and Clark GM. Science 1983 Feb 25 ;219(4587) :993-994.

Hearing impaired : Cochlear Prostheses

2495. Acoustic model of a multiple-channel cochlear implant . Blarney PJ, Dowell RC, Tong YC and Clark GM . Acoust Soc Am 1984 July;76(1):97-103.

2496. Animal studies of a cochlear prosthesis . Clopton BM, et al. Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol 1980 Mar-Apr ;89(2, Part 2, Suppl 66):1-17.

2497. Audiologic findings in a child with a single-channel cochlear implant. Popelka GR and Gittelman DA . Speech Hear Disord 1984 Aug ;49(3):254-26I.

2498. Brain stem histopathology following chronic scala tympani implantation in monkeys . Miller JM, Sutton D and Webster DB . Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol 1980 Mar-Apr ;89(2, Part 2, Suppl 66) :15-17. 172 Index of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature (1979-1985)

2499. Cochlear implant : Clinical status, 1985. Facer GW. Mayo Clin Proc 1985 Feb;60(2):136-138.

2500. Cochlear implant : The first step . Benowitz SI. Science News 1984 Dec 15;126(24):337.

2501 . Cochlear implant : A treatment for profound neurosensory deafness . Parisier SC, Chute P and Parisier ES . Bull NY Acad Med 1983 Nov;59(9):784-785.

2502 . Cochlear implant prostheses : Strategies and progress . Merzenich MM, Byers CL, White M and Vivian MC . Ann Biomed Eng 1980;8(4-6):361-368.

2503 . Cochlear implants in clinical use . Edited by Keidel WD and Finkenzeller P . New York, NY: S Karger, 1984, 176 pp.

2504 . Cochlear micromechanics--A physical model of transduction . Allen JB. Acoust Soc Am 1980 Dec;68(6):1660-1670.

2505 . Cochlear prostheses: An international symposium . Edited by Parkins CW and Anderson SW. Ann NY Acad Sci 1983 ;405:1-532.

2506 . The cochlear prosthesis : a review of the design and evaluation of electrode implants for the profoundly deaf . Spelman FA. CRC Grit Rev Biomed Eng 1982;8(3):223-252.

2507 . Comparison of cochlear histopathology following two implant designs for use in scala tympani. Sutton D, Miller JM and Pfingst BE. Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol 1980 Mar-Apr;89(2, Part 2, Suppl 66):11-14.

2508 . Correspondence principle in cochlear mechanics . de Boer E. Acoust Soc Am 1982 June;71(6):1496-1501.

2509. The deaf child: Habilitation with and without a cochlear implant. Ling D and Nienhuys TG. Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol 1983;92(61):593-598.

2510. Design and fabrication of an experimental cochlear prosthesis. Loeb GE, Byers CL, Rebscher SJ, Casey DE, Fong MM, Schindler RA, Gray RF and Merzenich MM. Med Biol Eng Comput 1983 May;21(3):24I-245.

2511 . Design of the cochlear prosthesis : Effects of the flow of current in the implanted ear . Spelman FA, Clopton BM, Pfingst BE and Miller JM. Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol 1980 Mar-Apr;89(2, Part 2, Suppl 66):8-10.

Hearing impaired : Communication Aids

2512. The effects of cochlear implant use on voice parameters. Kirk KH and Edgerton BJ . Otolaryngol Clin N Am 1983 ;16(1):281-292. 1T3 Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Vol .22 No . 2 1985

2513. Effects of perilymph viscosity on low-frequency intracochlear pressures and the cochlear input impedance of the cat . Koshigoe S, Kwok WK and Tubis A. Acoust Soc Am 1983 Aug ;74(2):486-492.

2514. Estimates of essential neural elements for stimulation through a cochlear prosthesis. Clopton BM, Spelman FA and Miller JM. Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol 1980 Mar-Apr;89(2, Part 2, Suppl 66):5-7,

2515. Experiences with the cochlear implant in preschool children. House WF, Berlin KI and Eisenberg LS. Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol 1983;92(6, part I):587- 592.

2516. Four years of experience with cochlear prostheses . Hochrnair-Desoyer IJ, Hochrnair ES, Burian K and Fischer RE . Med Frog Technol 1981 ;8(3):107-119.

2517. Histological evaluation of damage in cat cochlear used for measurement of basilar membrane mechanics . Leonard DGB and Khana SM. Acoust Soc Am 1984 Feb;75(2):515-527.

2518 . Input impedance of the cochlea in cat . Lynch TJ, III, Nedzelnitsky V and Peake WT . Acoust Soc Am 1982 July;72(1):108-130.

2519. Intensity discrimination with cochlear implants. Pfingst BE, Burnett PA and Sutton D. Acoust Soc Am 1983 Apr;73(4):1283-1292.

2520 . Operating ranges and intensity psychophysics for cochlear implants:Implications for speech processing strategies, Pfingst BE. Arch Otolaryngol 1984;110(3) :140-144.

2521 . Operating ranges for cochlear implants . Pfingst BE, Spelman FA and Sutton D. Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol 1980 Mar-Apr ;89(2, Part 2, Suppl 66):1-4,

2522. Review of current status of cochlear prostheses . White RL. IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 1982 Apr;BME-29(4) :233-238.

2523. Solving cochlear mechanics problems with higher-order differential equations. De Boer E and Bienerna EV . Acoust Soc Am 1982 Noy;72(5):1427-1434.

2524. Speech discrimination in deaf subjects with cochlear implants, Eddington DK, Acoust Soc Am 1980 Sep;68(3):885-891.

2525. Speech processing studies using an acoustic model of a multiple-channel cochlear implant . Blarney PJ, Dowell RC, Tong YC, Brown AM, Luscombe SM and Clark GM. Acoust Soc Am 1984 July;76M:104-110.

2526. Theory of cochlear mechanics . Zwislocki JJ. Hear Res 1980;2:171-182.

2527. A 12-consonant confusion study on a multi-channel cochlear implant patient. Dowell RC, et al . Speech Hear Res 1982 Dec;25(4):509-516 .

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2528 . Basic and applied research on tactile aids for deaf people : Progress and prospects . Sherrick CE . J Acoust Soc Am 1984 May;75(5):1325-1342.

2529. The computer—A technology that breaks the "sound" barrier . Shanahan D . Am Ann Deaf 1982 Sep;127(5):476-482.

Hearing impaired : Hearing Aids

2530. Deaf children in communication : A study of communicative strategies used by deaf children in social interactions. Preisler G. Int J Rehabil Res 1984;7(4): 450-452.

2531 . Develop and deliver. The proceedings of the first international conference on assistive devices for hearing-impaired persons . Edited by Fellendorf GW. Washington, DC: Fellendorf Associates, Inc, 1984, 60 pp.

2532 . Lipreader trainer: Teaching aid for the hearing impaired . Hight RL. Am Ann Deaf 1982 Sep ;127(5):564-568.

2533. Microcomputers: Macro-learning for the hearing- impaired . Stepp RE, Jr. Am Ann Deaf 1982 Sep;127(5):472-475.

2534. Studies on hand-held visual communication device for the deaf and speech- impaired . Part I: Visual display window size . Thurlow WR . Ear Hear 1980;1(3):137-140.

2535. Studies on hand-held visual communication device for the deaf and speech- impaired. Part II: Keyboard design . Thurlow WR . Ear Hear 1980;1(3):141-147.

2536. Telephone communication for the deaf . Glaser RE . Am Ann Deaf 1982 Sep;127(5):550-555.

2537. Use of environmental aids by adults with severe sensorineural hearing loss: An exploratory study . Harris M, Thomas A and Lamont M. Br J Audiol 1981;15:101-106.

2538. The use of a pocket computer as an aid for the deaf . Levitt H . Am Ann Deaf 1982 Sep ;127(5):559-563.

2539. The use of sight by deaf children : The opinions of a deaf community . Stewart DA. Am Ann Deaf 1983 Dec;128(7):878-883.

2540. Vidvox: A communication aid for deaf persons . Russell YS and Ruder D . Tided Electron 1984 Sep ;15(4, Issue 88):127-131.

2541 . Acoustical factors affecting hearing aid performance . Studebaker GA.Baltimore, MD : University Park Press, 1980, 454 pp . 175 Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Vol .22 No . 2 1985

2542. Aids to hearing of a different kind . Martin MC. Int Rehabil tamed 1983;5(2):67- 72.

2543 . Children's attitudes toward peers wearing hearing aids . Dengerink JE and Porter JE. Lang Speech Hear Sery Sell 1984;15 :205-209.

2544. A comparison of behind-the-ear high-fidelity linear hearing aids and two- channel compression aids in the laboratory and in everyday life . Laurence RF, Moore BCJ and Glasberg BR . Br J Audiol 1983;17 :31-48.

2545. A comparison of three hearing aid prescription procedures . Shapiro I. Ear Hear 1980 ;1(4):211-214.

2546. Comparisons of speech recognition in noise by mildly-to-moderately hearing- impaired children using hearing aids and FM systems . Hawkins DB . J Speech Hear Disord 1984 Nov ;49(4):409-418.

2547 . A computer program for fitting a master hearing aid to the residual hearing characteristics of individual patients. Engebertson AM and Miller JD. J Acoust Side Am 1982 Aug ;72(2):426-430.

2548. Custom in-the-ear hearing aids : A survey report . Howard M, Beck LB and Wintercorn ES . Bull Prosthet Res 1981 Spr;18(l, BPR 10-35) :41-47.

2549. Development of an infrared hearing aid . Leshowitz B . !lied Instrum 1982 Jan- Feb;16(1):15-16.

2550. Direct bone anchorage of external hearing aids . Tjellstrom A, Lindstrom J, Hallen 0, Albrektsson T and Branemark RI . J Blamed Eng 1983 Jan ;5(1) :59- 63.

2551 . The effect of occluded ear impedances on the eardrum SPL produced by hearing aids. Gilman S, Dirks DD and Stern R . J Acoust Sae Am 1981 Aug;70(2):370-386.

2552. Experiences with computer-aided hearing aid fitting . Corell I, Ludvigsen C and Bird Nielsen H . Scand Audiol 1983 ;12(3) :147-150.

2553. Evaluation of a new frequency transposing hearing aid and/or speech training aid for the sensory neural deaf. Velmans M. Int Rehabil Res 1984 7(2) :196- 198. t 2554. Evaluation of a protocol for fitting a wearable master hearing aid . Collins MJ and Levitt H . Bull Prosthet Res 1981 Spr;18(l, BPR 10-35) :35-40.

2555 . Factors relating to under-use of hearing aids . Brooks DN . Int J Rehabil Res 1984;7(2):214-215.

2556. Free field pure tone audiometry as a comparative system for the assessment and fitting of hearing aids . Schulberg M . J Biomed Eng 1980 July;2(3) :197- 200. 176 Index of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature 0979-19851

2557 . Getting the most out of your hearing aids. Armbruster JM and Miller MH. Washington, DC: Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf, 1981, 40 PP.

2558 . Hearing aid assessment and use in audiologic rehabilitation . Hodgson WR and Skinner P. 2nd ed . Baltimore, MD : Williams and Wilkins, 1981, 343 pp.

2559. The hearing aid effect : summary conclusions and recommendations . Fanhauer JL, Johnson CE, Kasten RN and Brimacombe JA. Hear J 1985 Mar ;38(3):12- 14.

2560. Hearing aid evaluation based on measures of benefit, use and satisfaction. ja GL and Schow RL . Ear Hear 1984 ;5(2):77-86.

2561 . Hearing aid on a chip. Benowitz SI. Sci News 1984 Dec 15;126(24):377.

2562. Hearing health industry world directory. 1985. Hear J 1984 Dec;37(12):21-137.

2563. Hearing prostheses and communication aids for the elderly . Johnson EW . Med Instrum 1982 Mar-Apr ;16(2):93-94.

2564. The infrared light transmission hearing aid . Leshowitz B. Bull Prosthet Res 1979 Fall;16(2, BPR 10-32):177-190.

2565. Listening levels through hearing aids : A difference of opinion. Martin MC, Brooks DN and Morris T . Scand Audiol 1977;6:107-113.

2566. Magnitude estimation of loudness. I: Application to hearing aid selection. Geller D and Margolis RH . J Speech Hear Res 1984 ;27(1):20-27.

2567 . A model for predicting hearing aid performance . Karzon RG and Niemoeller AF . Scand Audiol 1983;12(4):275-284.

2568 . A multi-channel hearing prosthesis for profound-to-total hearing loss . Clark GM, Tong YC, Patrick JF, Seligman PM, Crosby PA, Kuzma JA and Money DK. J Med Eng Technol 1984 Jan-Feb ;8(1):3-8.

2569. Multi-dimensional, scaling of quality judgments of speech signals processed by hearing aids. Punch JL, Montgomery AA, Schwartz DM, Walden BE, Prosek RA and Howard MT . J Acoust Soc Am 1980 Aug ;68(2):458-466.

2570. A new test procedure for determining binaural candidacy . Mercola P and Wenke-Mercola C. Hear J 1985 Mar;38(3):19-26,31.

2571 . Nontraditional aids to hearing : Assistive listening devices . Rupp RR, Vaughn GR and Lightfoot RK . Geriatrics 1984;39(3) :55-73.

2572. Peer perceptions of geriatrics wearing hearing aids . Iler KL, Danhauer JL and Mulac A. J Speech Hear Disord 1982;47(4):433-438.

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2573. Perfecting your craft : The fine art of in-office ITE modification . Orton JF. Hear 1984 Oct;37(10) :7-22.

2574. Professional and lay observers' impressions of pre-schoolers wearing hearing aids. Danhauer JL, Blood GW, Blood IM and Gomez N . Speech Hear Disord 1980;45(4):415-422.

2575 . Relationship between two measures of aided binaural advantage . Cox RM and Bisset JD. Speech Hear Disord 1984 Nov ;49(4):399-408.

2576. Response time and percentage correct as measures of hearing aid performance . Seavertson JM and McLennan RO, Jr . Speech Hear Di sord 1983 Nov ;48(4):409-414.

2577. Self-report approach to assessing benefit derived from amplification . Wcldcn BE, Demorest M and Helper EL . J Speech Hear Res 1984;27(1):49-56.

2578. Signal-to-noise ratio advantage of binaural hearing aids and directional microphones under different levels of reverberation . Hawkins DB and Yacullo WS . Speech Hear Disord 1984 Aug ;49(3):278-286.

2579. Speech audiometry and hearing aid selection : Using sound-field and phoneme- recognition audiometry for optimum speech perception . Zelniek E . Hear 1984 Oet;37(10):40-41.

2580. Teachers' perceptions of students who wear hearing aids : An empirical test. Brimacombe JA, Danhauer JL and Mulac A . Lang Speech Hear Sery Soh 1983;14 :128-135.

2581 . Use of a personal computer to model the electro-acoustics of hearing aids. Bade PF, Engebretson AM, Heidbreder AF and Niemoeller AF . Acoust Soc Am 1984 Feb;75(2):617-620.

Sensory Aids : Speech impaired

2582. A very basic introduction to hearing aids . Corcoran AL . Int Rehabil tiled 1983 ;5(2):78-81.

2583. The year of the ITE : 1984 US hearing aid sales summary. Mahon WJ. Hear 1984 Dec;37(12):7-11.

2584, Young adults' and peers' attitudes toward elderly hearing aid wearers . Mulac A, Danhauer JL and Johnson CE . Aust Audiol 1983;5:57-62. n 2585. Articulation assessment and treatment issues . Edited by Daniloff RG . San Diego, CA : College-Hill Press, 1984, 320 pp.

2586, Artificial larynx prosthesis : Comparative clinical evaluation . HenleyCohn JL, Hausfeld JN and Jakubczak C . Laryngoscope 1984;94(1):43-45.

178 Index of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature (1979-1985)

2587 . Attenuation of sound due to bio-encapsiias an electronic laryngeal prosthesis . Young KA, Bailey WI and Devi :athan T. Bib/rater Med Devices Artif Organs 1980;8(3):199-219.

2588. Clinical EMG feedback in motor speech disorders. Draizar A. Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1984 Aug ;65(8):481-484.

2589. Communication disabilities—An overvie . Baker R. Rehabil World 1983;7(2):3-7.

2590. Coping with communicative handicaps: Resources for the practicing clinicians. McFarlane S, et al . San Diego, CA: College-Hill Press, 1984,200 pp.

2591 . Definitions—Communicative disorders and variations . American Speech Language Hearing Association . ASHA 1982 Nov;24(11):949-950.

2592. Diagnosis of speech and language disorders . Nation JC and Aram DM. San Diego, CA : College-Hill Press, 1984, 450 pp.

2593. DSH abstracts: Coverage of the world communicative disorders literature. Seaton WH and Williams DE . Int J Rehabil Res 1982 June ;5(2):215-225.

2594. Electroglottography for laryngeal function assessment and speech analysis. Childers DG and Larar JN. IEEE Trans Biorned Eng 1984 Dec;BME- 32(12):807-817.

2595. A forgotten minority : The communicatively disabled . Love RI . ASHA 1981 July;23(7):485-489.

2596. The functional assessment of verbal impairment . Taylor Sarno M. Scand J Rehabil 1983;15(Suppl 9) :75-81.

2597 . The 1981 Carhart Memorial Lecture . Research in communicatiave disorders : A projection for the next decade . Ward PH. Ear Hear 1982 Jan-Feb ;3(1) :3-11.

2598. The 1978 ASHA National Convention: I. Characteristics of those presenting papers and the pre-meeting history of their research . Seaton WH and Sutherland DE. Int Rehabil Res 1983;6(2, Suppl 3) :5-17.

Speech Impaired : Communication Systems

2599. The 1978 ASHA National Convention : II. The role of the meeting in the information exchange process. Seaton WH, McVey DE and Bermejo J. Int J Rehabil Res 1983;6(2, Suppl 3):16-226.

2600. The 1978 ASHA National Convention : III. Journal publication fate of convention publications . Seaton WH and Bermejo Int Rehabil Res 1983 ;6(2, Suppl 3):27-39.

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2601 . Prognosis for improved verbal communication in aphasic stroke patients. Marshall RC and Phillips DS . Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1983 Dee ;64(12):597-600.

2602. Primary vocal rehabilitation using the Blom-Singer and Panje voice prostheses. Maves MD and Lingeman RE. Ann Otol Rhinol Laryngol 1982 July- Aug;91(4):458-460.

2603. Sound output of electronic laryngeal prostheses at room and body temperature . Young KA, Young RM and Devanathan T . Biomater Med Devices Artif Organs 1982;I0(1):9-19.

2604. Speaking the language of sign: The art and science of signing. Schein JD. New York, NY: Doubleday, 1984.

2605. Speech disorders in adults . Edited by Costello JM. San Diego, CA :College-Hill Press, 1984,150 pp.

2606. Treating language disorders: For clinicians by clinicians . Edited by Winitz H. Baltimore, MD : University Park Press, 1983, 240 pp.

2607 . Using MEDLINE for literature retrieval on the communicative disorders. Reiner BJ and Ludlow CL . ASHA 1981 Sep;23(9):655-657,659-662.

2608. Voice disorders. Case JL. Rockville, MD: Aspen Systems Corp, 1984,350p.

2609. Augmentative communication--An approach for the severely physically handicapped person without oral speech. Montgomery JK. Int Rehabil Med 1984;6(4) :135-138.

2610. Augmentative modes of communication for the severely speech- and motor- v and er he iden GC. Clin Orthop Relat Res !ny;148 :70-96.

2611 . Clinice! engneering—Morse code-controlled compui a i d for the nonvocal quadriplegic . Shannon DA, Staewan WS, Miller JT Cohen BS . Med Instrum 1981 Sep-Oct;15(5):341-343.

2612 . Communication aids for patients with DYS/anarthria . Lage man U and Hook O. onn: J Rehabil Med 1982;14:155-158.

26 3. Communication devices for the nonvocal disabled . Thomas A . Computer 1981 Jan;14(1):25-30.

26 4. Communication systems for severely handicapped persons . Fairweather BC, Haun DH and Finkle LJ . Springfield, IL : Charles C Thomas, 1983, 102 pp.

2615. Derivation of an efficient nonvocal communication system . Goodenough- Trepagnier C, Tarry E and Prather P . Hum Factors 1982 Apr;24(2):163-172.

2616. The development of an internally-worn vocal prosthesis . Schoendorfer DW, Raymond SA and Shedd DP. J Clin Eng 1979 Jan-Mar;4(l):29-38. 180 Index of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature (1979-1985)

2617 . An electro-ocular switch for communication of the speechless . Ten Kate JH and Van Der Meer PM. Med Frog Technol 1983-84 ;10(3) :135-141.

2618. Eye-controlled communication aids . Ten Kate JH, Frietman EEE, Stoel FJML and Willems W. Med Frog Technol 1980;8(0:1-21.

2619. Frequency of word occurrence in communication samples produced by adult communication aid users. Beukelman DR, Yorkston KM, Poblete M and Naranjo C. Speech Hear Disord 1984 Nov ;49(4):360-367.

2620. Microcomputer-based communication augmentation systems for two non- speaking, physically handicapped persons with severe visual impairment. Beukelman DR, Traynor C, Poblete M and Warren CG. Arch Fhys Med Rehabil 1984 Feb;65(2):89-91.

2621 . Microprocessor-based communications system for the non-verbal person with serious motor handicaps : A preliminary report. Pollak IV . Bull Frosthet Res 1982 Spr;19(1, BPR 10-37) :7-17.

2622. A multi-language, portable text-to-speech system for the disabled . Carlson R, Galyas K, Granstrom B, Hunnicutt S, Larsson B and Neovius L . Biomed Eng 1981 Oct;3(4):285-288.

2623 . A new communications technique for the nonvocal person using the Apple II computer (Technical note). Seamone W . Bull Frosthet Res 1982 Spr;19(1, BPR10-37) :28-33.

2624. Non-conversational communication technology needs of physically handicapped indiduals . Vanderheiden G. Rehabil World 1983;7(2):8-13.

2625. Optical communication aids in rehabilitation. Ten Kate JH, Donker-Duyvis J and Le Poole JB . Med Frog Technol 1983-84 ;10(2) :109-123.

2626. The practical use of microcomputers in rehabilitation (Editorial) .Vanderheiden GC . Bull Frosthet Res 1982 Spr;19(l, BPR 10-37) :1-5.

2627 . Rick Creech: Pioneer in technology for non-speaking individuals . Creech R. Rehabil Lit 1983 Nov-Dec;44( 1 I-12) :336-337.

2628 . Short report from the project "Improved communication aids for people with speech impediments ." Bjorck-Akesson G, Hjort I, Lagerman U, Lekemo U, Olow I and Zachrisson G . Scand Rehabil Med 1983 ;(Suppl 9):9-14.

2629. Speaking the language of sign: The art and science of signing. Schein JD. New York, NY: Doubleday, 1984, 190 pp.

2630. Speech recognition and control system for the severely disabled . Cohen A and Graupe D. Biomed Eng 1980 Apr ;2(2):97-107.

2631 . Speech technology : Implications for biomedical engineering . Damper RI. Med Eng Technol 1982 July-Aug;6(4):135-149.

181 Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Vol .22 No . 2 1985

2632. Talking machines aim for versatility . Elphick M. High Technol 1981 Sep- Oct;1(1):41-48.

2633. Talking with computers : Synthesis and recognition of speech by machines. Flanagan JL . IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 1982 Apr;29(4):223-232.

Sensory Aids : Visually Impaired

2634. Text-to-speech conversion. Gilblom D. Pled Electron 1984 Apr;(2, Issue86):166- 171.

2635. Voice-operated transducer for the disabled . Newhouse VL, Ho CT and Pairitz JF. Clin Eng 1980 Apr-June ;5(2):I39-144.

2636. An automated visual acuity testing computer program using the Apple II system. Friendly DS and Weiss IP . Am Ophthalmol 1985 Feb;99(2):188-192.

2637. Berthold Loweneld on blindness and blind people: Selected papers. Lowenfeld B. New York, NY : American Foundation for the Blind, 1981, 247 pp.

2638. Blindness and early childhood development . Warren DH . 2nd ed, revised and expanded. New York, NY : American Foundation for the Blind, 1984, 384 pp.

2639. Blindness and visual handicap: The facts. Dobree JH and Boulter E . Fair Lawn, NJ : Oxford University Press, 1982, 252 pp.

2640 . Blindness in the information age: Equality or irony? Scadden LA. .T Iris Impair Blind 1984 Nov ;78(9):394-400.

2641 . Blindness in rural India--A clinicl study . Gupta KK, et al . Indian Ophthalmol 1982 July ;30(4):2905-298.

2642. Common causes of blindness and visual handicap in the west of Scotland. Ghafour IM, et al . Br Ophthalmol 1983 Apr;67(4):209-213.

2643 . A content analysis of affiliative interactions in the dreams of the visually-- impaired . Kirtley DD and Sabo KT . Int Rehabil Res 1984;7(3)333-335.

2644. The demography of blindness throughout the world . Goldstein H . New York, NY: American Foundation for the Blind, 1980 (Research Series 26), 324 pp.

2645. Functional problems of the visually impaired : A research approach . Bikson TH and Bikson TK . Santa Monica, CA : The Rand Corp, July 1981, 24 pp. d 2646. Gait analysis w b1 :: niei Clark-Carter DD. Int Rehabil Res 1984 Mar;7(1):90-91.

2647 . Hearing: Its evolution and ways of compensating for its loss . DellAune WR. Vis Impa r Blind 1980 Jan;74(1):19-23. 182 Index of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature (1979-4985)

2648. Hemorrhagic detachment of the peripheral retinal pigment epithelium . Potter JW and Semes LP . Am J Optom Physiol Optics 1985 Mar ;62(3):161-164.

2649. International register of research on visual disability . Gill JM . England: Brunel University, Institute of Bioengineering, Research Unit for the Blind, Jan 1983, 84 pp.

2650. The latest data on visual disability from NCHS (Statisical briefs) .Kirchner C and Peterson R. J Vis Impair Blind 1979 Apr;73(4):151-153.

2651 . Multiple sclerosis presenting with progressive visual failure. Ecormerod I and McDonald WI . J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1984;47:943.

2652. Natural course of retinitis pigmentosa over a three-year interval. Berson EL, Sandberg MA, Rosner B, Birch DG and Hanson AH . Am J Ophthalmol 1985 Mar;99(3):240-251.

2653 . Personality assessment of early visually-impaired persons using the CPI and the MMPI. Adrian RJ, Miller LR and De FAune WR. J Vis Impair Blind 1982 May;76(5):17-178.

2654. Visual function and academic performance . Helveston EM, Weber JC, Miller K, Robertson K, Hohberger G, Estes R, Ellis FD, Pick N and Helveston BH. Am J Ophthalmol 1985 Mar ;99(3):346-355.

Visually Impaired : Communication Aids

2655 . Communication aids for the blind . Lauer H and Mowinski L. Blindness 1979- I980;(AAWB Annual) :60-72.

2656. Focus on the hands : A beginning approach to teaching typing to visually- impaired, multiply handicapped students . Dibble FJB . J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Oct;78(8):345-349.

2657. A microprocessor controller for a personal typewriter for the visually handicapped users . Brown TJ and Aitchison RE . IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 1982 July;BME-29(7) :551-555.

2658 . Modern technologies applied to communications for the blind . Glaser EL. Blindness 1979-1980;(AAWB AnnuaH:118-148.

2659. Television display of Bliss symbols . Palmer RJ and Shwedyk E . Afed Biol Eng Comput 1982 Nov ;20(6):704-708.

2660 . Voice-based program editor for visually-impaired persons. Radhakrishnan T and Madras A . J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Nov ;78(9):436-437 . 183 Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Vol .22 No . 2 1985

Visually Impaired: Computers

2661 . Accessible computers in the university . Kessler J . J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Nov;78(9):4I4-417.

2662. Applications of microcomputers by visually-impaired persons . Goodrich GL. J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Nov ;78(9):408-414.

2663. Computer for the blind. Gerhard E . Int J Rehabil Res 1984;7(3):342-345.

2664. Computer program to assist persons with physical or visual impairments in notetaking. Evans RL and Sherrill T. Rehabil Lit 1983 Nov-Dec;44(11-12):321.

2665. Computer programmer aptitude test for the totally blind . Bax DD. J Rehabil 1982 July-Sep ;48(3):65-68.

2666. Computers : Their genesis, use and potential . De L'Aune WR . J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Nov ;78(9):401-408.

2667. Constraints on microcomputer access for visually-impaired persons . Young ME. J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Nov;78(9):426-427.

2668 . Establishing computer-access centers : Challenge for the '80s . Moyer JJ. J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Nov ;78(9):435-436.

2669. Evaluation of voice-output calculators for visually handicapped users . Melrose S and Goodrich G . J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Jan;78(l):17-19.

2670 . How computers talk to the blind . Songco DC, Allen SI, Plexico PS and Morford RA. IEEE Spectrum 1980 May;34-38.

2671 . Large-print computers : An evaluation of their features . Morrissette DL. J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Nov ;78(9):428-434.

2672. The microcomputer as a laboratory aid for visually-impaired science students. Morrison RC and Lunney D . J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Nov;78(9):418-425.

2673. Sound-graphs : A numerical data analysis method for the blind. MansurDL, Blattner MIVI and Joy KI . Springfield, VA: US Dept of Commerce, National Technical Information Service, Nov 1984, 8 pp . Index of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature (1979-1985)

Visually Impaired: Low Vision

2674. Cataracts, lens substitutes, and federal regulation. Kurtzman BP and Reinecke RD. Med Instrum 1982 Mar-Apr ;16(2):99-10I.

2675. Clinical low vision . Faye EE. 2nd ed. Boston, MA: Little, Brown and Co, 1984, 529 pp.

2676 . Correlations of scores of low vision children on the Perkins-Binet tests of intelligence for the blind, the WISC-R and the WRAT . Gutterman J, Ward M and Genshaft J. J Vis Impair Blind 1985 Feb;79(2):55-58.

2677 . Driving with low vision . Kelleher DK. J Vis Impair Blind 1979Nov ;73(9):345- 350.

2678. Eye pathology and low vision aids. Fonda G. Ann Ophthalmol 1984;16(5):438- 442.

2679. A family training program for adventitiously blinded and low vision veterans. Dumas A and Sadowsky AD . J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Dec;78(10):473-473-478.

2680. Longitudinal study of vision in cerebral palsy . Lo Cascio GP . Am J Optom Physiol Optics 1984 Nov ;61(11):689-692.

2681 . Looking with a paralyzed eye. Adaptive plasticity of the vestibulo-occular reflex. Estanol B and Lopez-Rios G . J Neurol Neurosurg Psychiatry 1984;47:799.

2682. Low vision aids for patients with suboptimal vision after closed vitrectomy for diabetic vitreous hemorrhage . Chan IM, Friedman GR, Ho PC and Tolentino Fl . Ophthalmology 1984;91(5):458-460.

2683. Low vision enhancement : the use of figure-ground reversals with visually- impaired children . Gardner LR. J Vis Impair Blind 1985 Feb;79(2):64-69.

2684. A new portable visual aid for the partially sighted . Clemett RS. Trans Ophthalmol Soc NZ 1982;34:24-27.

Visually Impaired : Mobility Aids

2685 . Orientation to low vision aids. Kelleher DK . J Vis Impair Blind 1979 May; 73(5):161-166.

2686. An overview of low vision care : Accomplishments and ongoing problems. Rosenbloom AA . Vis Impair Blind 1984 Dee;78(10):491-493.

2687 . Recent advances in clinical low vision care . Bailey IL . Int Rehabil Med 1983;5(3):106-110 .

185 Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Vol .22 No . 2 1985

2688. Residual vision in the low vision patient—Some concepts . Wild JM and Wolf f e M. Am J Optom Physiol Optics 1982 Aug ;59(8):686-691.

2689. Research needs in low vision . Rosenbloom AA, Jr. Am J Optom Physiol Optics 1978 Nov;55(l 0:776-779.

2690. Short review of psycho-physiological studies into visual perception in normal and impaired vision . Novikova LA. Int J Rehabil Res 1984;7(2):200-203.

2691 . A simple, inexpensive method to improve low visual acuity of highly hypermetropic, aphakic patients . Kozlowski JMD, Jalkh AE and Wang GJ. Arch Ophthalmol 1984;102(3):466-467.

2692. Strategies for the enhancement of visual function in individuals with fixed visual deficits : An interdisciplinary model . Corn AL. Rehabil Lit 1985 Jan- Feb;46(1-2):8-11.

2693. Taking the mystique out of low vision . Brown B, et al. Ophthalmology (Rochester) 1982 Aug;89(8):57A-62A.

2694. Third-party financing of low vision services: Part I. Kirchner C .J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Oct;78(8):372-378.

2695 . Third-party financing of low vision services: Part II. Kirchner C .J Vis Impair Blind 1985 Feb ;79(2) :70-74.

2696. Understanding low vision. Edited by Jose RT . New York, NY : American Foundation for the Blind, 1984 [2nd printing 1985], 556 pp.

2697. An unusual ocular presentation of multiple sclerosis (Case report) .Gutteridge IF. Am J Optom Physiol Optics 1985 Jan;62(1):69-71.

2698. Visual motor rehabilitation in children with cerebral palsy . Gauthier GM and Hof f erer JM. Int Rehabil Med 1983;5(3):118-127.

2699. Visual performance and reading capacity of partially sighted persons in a rehabilitation center . Krischer CC, Stein-Arsic M, Meissen R and Zihl J . Am J Optom Physiol Optics 1985 Jan;62(1):52-58.

2700. The visually-impaired driver in New York State . Weiss NJ. J Vis Impair Blind 1979 June ;73(6):228-232.

2701 . Amorphic lenses : A mobility aid for patients with retinitis pigmentosa . Hoeft WW, Feinbloom W, Brilliant R, Gordon R, Hollander C, Newman J, Novak E, Rosenthal B and Voss E. Am J Optom Physiol Optics 1985 Feb ;62(2):142-148.

2702. The effects of hearing aids e. ai-tan :on of white noise by blind subjects. Bergen BR. J Vis Impair P liny 9'2.0 y ;74(5) :189-I92

2703 . An evaluation of night vis :My aids. Morrisse :e DL, Marmor MF and Gooetinr GL . Ophthalmology 1983 Oct;90(10):1226-1230. 186 Index of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature (1979-1985)

2704. A follow-up study of the Mowat sensor's applications, frequency of use, and maintenance reliability. Morrissette DL, Goodrich GL and Hennessey JJ. J Vis Impair Blind 1981 June ;75(6):244-247.

2705. Foundations of orientation and mobility . Edited by Welsh RL and Blasch BB. New York, NY : American Foundation for the Blind, 1980, 672 pp.

2706. Guide dogs: Mobility tool and social bridge to the sighted world . Warnath C and Seyfarth GJ . J Rehabil 1982 Apr-June;48(2):58-61.

2707 . A light probe adapted for use in training the blind. Schaefer KJ and Specht TR. Am J Occup Ther 1979 Oct;33(10):640-644.

2708 . Mobility devices . Farmer LW . Bull Prosthet Res 1978 Fall;(BPR 10-30):47-118.

2709. Mobility strategies for icy conditions . Larson RW. J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Oct;78(8) :365-366.

2710. New developments in mobility and orientation aids for the blind . Brabyn JA. IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 1982 Apr;BME-29(4) :285-289.

2711 . Orientation and mobility come of age . Wiener WR. Blindness 1979- 1980;(AAWB Annual) :118-148.

2712. An orienteering program for blind and visually-impaired persons. Langbein WE, Blasch BB and Chalmers BL. J Vis Impair Blind 1981 Sep;75(7):273-276.

2713. Physically handicapped blind people : Adaptive mobility techniques . Coleman CL and Weinstock RF . J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Mar ;78(3):113-117.

2714. Quantitative comparison of alternative sensory displays for mobility aids for the blind. Tachi S, Mann RW and Rowell D . IEEE Trans Biomed Eng 1983 Sep ;BME-30(9) :571-577.

2715. Retention of movement cues by visually-impaired persons . Toole T, McColskey D and Rider RA . J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Dec;78(10):487-490.

2716. The sonic pathfinder : An evaluation . Dodds AG, Clark-Carter DD and Howarth CI . J Vis Impair Blind 1984 May ;74(5):203-206.

2717. The sonic pathfinder : A new electronic travel aid . Heyes AD. J Vis Impair Blind 1984 May ;74(5) :200-202.

2718. The sonic pathfinder : An objective evaluation . Dodds AG . Int Rehabil Res 1983 Sep ;6(3):350-351.

2719. A step-sensing device for blind wheelchair users: A preliminary evaluation (Technical note) . Farmer LW . Bull Prosthet Res 1981 Spr;18(l, BPR 10-35) :73- 79. 187 Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Vol-22 No . 2 1985

2720. Visually handicapped travelers in the rapid rail transit environment . Jackson RM, Peck AF and Bentzen BE Vis Impair Blind 1983 Dec;77(10):469-475.

2721 . Visually-impaired travelers : The suburban environment. Jaffee E. Vis Impair Blind 1984 Dee;78(10):493.

Visually Impaired : Optical/Sensory Aids

2722. The wide angle mobility light : An aid for night blindness. Morrissette DL. Vis Impair Blind 1983 Oct;77(8):393-395.

2723. Acoustic coupling to the ears in binaural sensory aids . Kay L. Vis Impair Blind 1984 Jan;78(1):12-16.

2724 . An application of biofeedback in the rehabilitation of the blind . Bissitt D and Heyes AD. Appl Ergon 1980;11(1):31-33.

2725. Development of a visual prosthesis . Hitchcock E . Appl Neurophysiol 1982;45(1- 2):25-31.

2726. The JLS lens: An aid for patients with color vision problems . Schlanger JL. Am Optom Physiol Optics 1985 Feb;62(2):149-151.

2727. New attachments of the precision micrometer for the blind . Anand S and Guha SK . Sens World 1980 June;20-29.

2728 . Optical finger movement monitor. Kume Y, et al, Olin Phys Physiol Meas 1982 Aug;3(3):235-238.

2729. Perceptions of tactile and visual iconicity by blind and sighted groups. Griffith PL and Robinson JH . Vis Impair Blind 1984 Dec;78(10):481-487.

2730 . A prosthetic aid for a developing blind child. Boys JT, Strelow ER and Clark GRS. Ultrasonics 1979 Jan;37-42.

2731 . Recent developments in aids for the visually-handicapped. Gill JM. J R Coll Physicians Lond 1982 Apr ;16(2):80-82.

2732. Rehabilitation engineering for the blind . Brabyn JA . Med Electron 1984 Sep;15(4, Issue 88):102-105.

2733. Rehabilitation engineering research program on sensory aids. Brabyn JA . Int Rehabil Res 1983 Sep ;6(3):366-367.

2734. Sensory aids enipiayment o f a' visimlly-impaired persons: A resource-g . de. Core-le', by Sc -s pry Aids Foundation . New York, NY: American Foundation for the Blind, 1978, 210 pp. 188 Index of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature (19794985)

2735. Sensory compensation in blind persons : A comparison of visual and tactual recognition. Cronin V, McLauren J and Campbell E. J Vis Impair Blind 1983 Dec;77(10):489-490.

2736. Sensory integration in the rehabilitation of blind adults . Nobles LB and Bink MP. Am J Occup Thar 1979 Sep;33(9):559-565.

2737. Study of an optical scanning aid . Thurlow WR, Colwell KR and Bialzik JJ. J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Oct;78(8):364-365.

2738. Tactile artificial sight : Segmentation of images for scene amplification. Pun T. IEEE Trans domed Eng 1982 Apr;BME-29(4)):293-299.

2739. Visual prosthesis: Digital image processing for tactile conversion . Pun T. Sens World 1980 Dec;41:3-7.

Visually Impaired : Reading Aids

2740. Braille instruction for blind diabetic adults with decreased tactile sensitivity. Harley RK, Pichert JW and Morrison M. J Vis Impair Blind 1985Jan 79(1) :12- 17.

2741 . Characteristics of reading rate and manual scanning patterns of blindoptical readers. Hislop DW, Zuber BL and Trimble Hs. Hum Factors 1983 Aug;25(4):379-389.

2742. Description of a system for the editing and duplication of texts either in integral or abbreviated braille for the blind, or in large size characters for the partially sighted. Dubus JP, Wattrelox F and Mandar A . Sens World 1980 Dec;41 :11-16.

2743. Evolution of reading machines for the blind: Haskins Laboratories research as a case history (Special article) . Cooper FS, Gaitenby JH and Nye PW. J Rehabil Res Dev 1984 May;21 (1):51-87.

2744. A fresh look at the sign system of the braille code. Hamp EP and Caton H. J Vis Impair Blind 1984 May;74(5):210-214.

2745. Guidelines and games for teaching efficient braille reading . Olson MR . New York, NY: American Foundation for the Blind, 1981, 109 pp.

2746. How useful is braille? Reports of blind adults . Mack C . J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Sep;78(7):311-313.

2747. Incised grids : Enhancing the readability of tangible graphs for the blind. Barth IL. Hum Factors 1984 Feb ;26(1) :61-70.

2748. Increasing reading rates with the optacon : A pilot study. Terzieff I, Stagg V and Ashcroft SC. J Vis Impair Blind 1982 Jan;76(1):17-22. 189 Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Vo1 .22 No . 2 1985

2749. Inkbraille as a potential new reading system for the blind (Technical Note). Hislop DW, Zuber BL and Trimble JL . J Rehabil Res Der 1984 July;21(2):54-57.

2750. Inkbraille: a pilot study of a new reading medium for blind persons . Hislop DW, Zuber BL and Trimble JL . J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Sep ;78(7):326.

2751 . The Kurzweil reading machine: a report ,based on three years of evaluation of models 1 and 3 (Technical note) . Lauer HM and Mowinski L. Bull Prosthet Res 1981 Spr;BPR 10-35;18(1):79-81.

2752. Parameters in the use of CCTV's and optical aids. Goodrich GL, Mehr EB and Darling NC. Am J Optom Physiol Optics 1980 Dec;57(12):881-892.

2753. Phonological and tactual coding of braille by blind children, Pring L . Br J Psychol 1982 Aug ;73(Pt 3)351-359.

2754. Preliminary report on evaluation of synthetic speech by reading machines. Goodrich GL, Bennett RR, Paul HS and Wiley JK . J Vis Impair Blind 1980 Sep;75(7):273-275,

2755. A reading aid for patients with macular blindness . Epstein LI, et al. Ophthalmologica 1981 ;183(2):101-104.

2756 . Statistical clustering procedures applied to low-cost speech recognition. Damper RI and MacDonald SL . J Biomed Eng 1984 July;6(3):265-271.

Visually Impaired : Rehabilitation

2757. Attention to the visually handicapped: Is enough being done? Damps E . J Am Optom Assoc 1983 May ;54(5):471-477.

2758. A case of the blind leading the "blind" : Reframing a physical handicapas competence . Webb-Woodard L, et al . Fam Process 1982 Sep;21(3):291-294.

2759. The Community Adjustment Program (CAP) for visually- impaired adolescents . Stewart IW, Van Hasselt VB, Simon J and Thompson WB . J Vis Impair Blind 1985 Feb;79(2):49-54.

2760. Coping with blindness . Griffiths Gil. J R Coll Gen Pt-act 1982 Aug;32(241):501- 503.

2761 . The effects of attitudes upon the blind : A reexamination. Large T. J Rehabil 1982 Apr-June ;48(2):33-34,45.

2762. Fitness for the aging adult with visual impairment: An exercise and resource manual. Ross MA. New York, NY : American Foundation for the Blind, 88 pp . 190 Index of Selected Rehabilitation Research and Development Literature (1979-1985)

2763 . Irrational thinking and adjustment to loss of vision . Needham WE and Ehmer MN. J Vis Impair Blind 1980 Feb;74(2):57-61.

2764. Living with impaired vision : An introduction . Yeadon A and Grayson D . New York, NY: American Foundation for the Blind, 1979, 75 pp.

2765. Psychologic management of loss of vision. Rakes SM, et al. Can J Ophthalrnol 1982 Aug;17(4):178-180.

2766. Recovery of visual functions in patients with cerebral blindness. Effect of specific practice with saccadic localization. Zihi J. Exp Brain Res 1981 ;44(2) :159-169.

2767 . Recreation programming for visually-impaired children and youth . Edited by Kelley JD . New York, NY : American Foundation for the Blind, 1981, 160 pp.

2768 . Recreation programming for visually-impaired children and youth, study guides: A training manual . Edited by Kelley JD . New York, NY : American Foundation for the Blind, 1983, 212 pp.

2769. Rehabilitation of blind patients with lower extremity amputations . Altner PC, Rusin JJ and DeBoer A . Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1980 Feb ;61(2):82-85.

2770. Rehabilitation of the blind stroke patient. Wainapel SA . Arch Phys Med Rehabil 1984 Aug ;65(8):487-489.

2771 . Rehabilitation of the elderly blind person . Lamprey H and Carluch M. J Vis Impair Blind 1984 Sep;78(7):324-326.

2772. Rehabilitation of the visually disabled and the blind at different ages . Edited by Gloor B and Bruckner R . Fort Lee, NJ : Jack K Burgess, 1980,164 pp.

2773 . Teaching home cleaning skills to a blind client . Brueske SL and Cuvo AJ. J Vis Impair Blind 1985 Jan ;79(1):18-23.

2774. Visual rehabilitation. Silver J. Int Rehabil tiled 1983 ;5(3):139-141.

Visually Impaired: VisUal Stimulation

2775. What can we learn about pictures from the blind? Kennedy JM. Am Sci 1983 Jan-Feb;71(1):19-26.

2776. Inherent characteristics of visual stimulus systems and their effect on the visual evoked potential . Barber C. Clin Phys Physiol Meas 1981 May;2(2):135- 146.

2777. Microcomputer-controlled visual stimulator for studies of eye movements and visual evoked potentials . (Technical Note) . Antti VJ, Aantaa E, Lang H, Lahti J and Virtanen J. Med Biol Eng Comput 1979 Nov ;I7(6):781-782. 191 Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Development Vo1 .22 No . 2 1985

2778. Pattern rotation system for a visual stimulator . Macellari V. Med Biol Eng Comput 1980 Sep ;18(5):601-606.

2779. Repetitively pulsed small spot light flashes: Depression of steady-state pattern visual evoked potential . Schmeisser ET. Am J Optom Physiol Optics 1985 Mar;62(3):191-194,

2780, Review of acquisition and analysis of somatosensory evoked potentials. Mykiebust JB, Cohen BA, Sances A, Jr and Cusick JF . Clin Eng 1980 Jan- Mar;5(1):33-40,

2781 . Signal processing in evoked potential research : Applications of filtering and pattern recognition . McGillem CD, Aunon JI and Childers DG . CRC Grit Rev Bioeng 1981 Oct;6(3) :225-265.

2782. Simultaneous recording of the visual evoked response to flashes at different retinal location. Thickbroom GW and Black JL . Clin Phys Physiol Meas 1980 Feb;1(1):41-45.

2783 . Theoretical reliability of visual evoked response-based acuity determinations, Fagan JE and Yolton RL . Am Optom Physiol Optics 1985 Feb;62(2):95-99.

2784. Visual evoked potentials in acute occipital blindness : Diagnostic and prognostic value. Hess CW, et al . Neurol 1982 ;227(4):193-200.