Re: on a causal theory of PD

[Bill Lawless <wlawless3@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello;
It has been about 30 years since I was involved in this type of material. But I 
did review the paper that was referenced and it makes sense. As a basis for 
instrumentation that would clearly define the type of tremor that is presented 
it . I am reminded of a class in measurement techniques and analysis that has 
been offered for several years by Peter Stein called "Getting the Right Answer 
on Purpose" . Understanding the dynamics of a measurement is often the basis 
for tools that are useable by professionals in fields other than measurement.

Regards, Bill Lawless
[Ergo hoc, ergo propter hoc!] a logical fallacy.
----- Original Message -----
  From: Vello Reeben
  To: PARKINSN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  Sent: Tuesday, January 14, 2003 3:40 PM
  Subject: Re: on a causal theory of PD


    Dear Bernard Barber and others,

  Today I'll try to answer your question about the second problem, about the
  phase space curves of various tremors.
    Experienced neurologists probably can put a right differential diagnose
  between ET and PD on the basis of primary tremor data not needing help from
  sophisticated analysis of primary time sequence curves.
    Still here the percent of misdiagnosis is quite remarkable all over the
  world.
  .............

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