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CleveMed receives $1.23 million in NIH funding to develop a system to augment Deep Brain Stimulation Programming in Parkinson's Disease
Frost & Sullivan
Lauds CleveMed for Kinesia, a Revolutionary Mobility Disorder Monitoring System
CleveMed´s Kinesia device awarded Neurotech Business Report´s "Gold Electrode Award" for Best New Product
CleveMed Receives FDA Clearance To Market Wireless Movement Disorder Monitor
CleveMed awarded $896,000 NIH Grant to help stroke patients recover lost motor function
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"Upper-Extremity Stroke Therapy Task Discrimination Using Motion Sensors and Electromyography," as seen in
IEEE Transactions on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering
, Vol. 16, No. 1, February 2008
ParkinSense™: A Wireless Movement Disorder Quantification System
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