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published statements (REFERRALS) from users of the qma system.

1. Italian Neurological Cohort to European Neurological Association - May 30, 2006

2. QMA for ALS patients - THEME 9 - P161 Dec 2005 - SEE Pages P161 & P162

3. A comparison of muscle strength testing techniques in ALS. GLALS US Study - Dec. 9, 2003

4. Comparison of Maximal voluntary isometric contraction (MVIC) and hand-held dynamometry in
measuring muscle strength in patients with progressive lower motor neuron syndrome -
Amsterdam, The Netherlands - Nov 13, 2003

A PARTIAL LISTING OF PUBLISHED RESEARCH UTILIZING THE QMA SYSTEM

A partial listing of published research utilizing the qma system - 2007 - 2002

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