A review of the design and clinical evaluation of the ShefStim array-based functional electrical stimulation system.
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David Howard | Glen Cooper | Ben W Heller | Timothy R Good | Mark L Reeves | Anthony T Barker | Anmin Liu | Ning Sha | Laurence P Kenney | Jamie Healey | Sarah Prenton | D. Howard | B. Heller | L. Kenney | N. Sha | A. Barker | G. Cooper | Timothy R. Good | Anmin Liu | S. Prenton | M. L. Reeves | Jamie Healey
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