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Ident.	Authors (with country if any)	Title
000A05 (2003)	C. Farrer [France] ; N. Franck [France] ; J. Paillard [France] ; M. Jeannerod [France]	The role of proprioception in action recognition
000A19 (2002)	Agnès Guerraz [France] ; Adriana Vilchis Gonzalez ; Jocelyne Troccaz ; Philippe Cinquin ; Bernard Hennion ; Franck Pellissier ; Pierre Thorel	A haptic virtual environment for tele-echography.
000A28 (2002)	Edouard Gentaz [France] ; Maryse Badan [Suisse] ; Marion Luyat [France] ; Nathalie Touil [France]	The manual haptic perception of orientations and the oblique effect in patients with left visuo-spatial neglect
000A61 (2000)	J A Gaiddon [France] ; P E Lallement ; R L Peiffer	Implantation of a foldable intraocular lens in dogs.
000A75 (2000)	Norma Allemann [Brésil] ; Wallace Chamon [Brésil] ; Helena M. Tanaka [Brésil] ; Edson S. Mori [Brésil] ; Mauro Campos [Brésil] ; Paulo Schor [Brésil] ; Georges Ba Koff [France]	Myopic angle-supported intraocular lenses
000A86 (1999)	Edouard Gentaz [Suisse] ; Yvette Hatwell [France]	Role of memorization conditions in the haptic processing of orientations and the ‘oblique effect’
000B16 (1998)	E. Gentaz [France] ; Y. Hatwell [France]	The haptic oblique effect in the perception of rod orientation by blind adults
000B33 (1996)	E. Gentaz [France] ; Y. Hatwell	Role of gravitational cues in the haptic perception of orientation.
000B46 (1996)	Carole Berger [France] ; Yvette Hatwell [France]	Developmental Trends in Haptic and Visual Free Classifications: Influence of Stimulus Structure and Exploration on Decisional Processes
000B52 (1995)	E. Gentaz [France] ; Y. Hatwell	The haptic 'oblique effect' in children's and adults' perception of orientation.
000B53 (1995)	J M Legeais [France] ; G. Renard ; J M Parel ; M. Savoldelli ; Y. Pouliquen	Keratoprosthesis with biocolonizable microporous fluorocarbon haptic. Preliminary results in a 24-patient study.
000B68 (1993)	Arlette Streri [France] ; Elizabeth Spelke [États-Unis] ; E. Rameix [France]	Modality-specific and amodal aspects of object perception in infancy: The case of active touch
000B70 (1993)	J. Fagot [France] ; A. Lacreuse [France] ; J. Vauclair [France]	Haptic Discrimination of Nonsense Shapes: Hand Exploratory Strategies but Not Accuracy Reveal Laterality Effects
000B74 (1991)	J. Fagot [États-Unis, France] ; C. M. Drea ; K. Wallen	Asymmetrical hand use in rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta) in tactually and visually regulated tasks
000B75 (1988)	D. Perrier [France] ; C. Belin ; P. Larmande	[Difficulty in reading braille caused by a right-sided lesion in a blind patient].
000B85 (????)	J J Saragoussi [France] ; P. Othenin-Girard ; Y J Pouliquen	Ocular damage after implantation of oversized minus power anterior chamber intraocular lenses in myopic phakic eyes: case reports.
000B87 (????)	Annie Vinter [France] ; Viviane Fernandes ; Oriana Orlandi ; Pascal Morgan	Exploratory procedures of tactile images in visually impaired and blindfolded sighted children: how they relate to their consequent performance in drawing.
000B88 (????)	Fanny Gimbert [France] ; Edouard Gentaz [Suisse] ; Valérie Camos [Suisse] ; Karine Mazens [France]	Children's Approximate Number System in Haptic Modality.

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