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Number of relevant bibliographic references: 131.
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Ident.	Authors (with country if any)	Title
000873 (2005)	Sergei Gepshtein ; Johannes Burge ; Marc O. Ernst ; Martin S. Banks	The combination of vision and touch depends on spatial proximity
000958 (2006)	L. Hedman [Suède] ; P. Ström ; P. Andersson ; A. Kjellin ; T. Wredmark ; L. Fell Nder-Tsai	High-level visual-spatial ability for novices correlates with performance in a visual-spatial complex surgical simulator task.
000985 (2006)	Ingrid U. Scott [États-Unis] ; Julie A. Jacko ; Francois Sainfort ; V Kathlene Leonard ; Thitima Kongnakorn ; Kevin P. Moloney	The impact of auditory and haptic feedback on computer task performance in patients with age-related macular degeneration and control subjects with no known ocular disease.
000A00 (2006)	Uros Mali [Slovénie] ; Nika Goljar ; Marko Munih	Application of haptic interface for finger exercise.
000A01 (2006)	Felix C. Huang [États-Unis] ; R Brent Gillespie ; Arthur D. Kuo	Human adaptation to interaction forces in visuo-motor coordination.
000A92 (2007)	Cornelia Weigelt [Allemagne] ; Otmar Bock	Adaptation of grasping responses to distorted object size and orientation.
000B55 (2007)	Jurgen Broeren [Suède] ; Katharina S. Sunnerhagen [Suède] ; Martin Rydmark [Suède]	A kinematic analysis of a haptic handheld stylus in a virtual environment: a study in healthy subjects
000B73 (2007)	Felix C. Huang [États-Unis] ; R Brent Gillespie ; Arthur D. Kuo	Visual and haptic feedback contribute to tuning and online control during object manipulation.
000B90 (2007)	D P Allen [Royaume-Uni] ; J R Playfer ; N M Aly ; P. Duffey ; A. Heald ; S L Smith ; D M Halliday	On the use of low-cost computer peripherals for the assessment of motor dysfunction in Parkinson's disease--quantification of bradykinesia using target tracking tasks.
000C22 (2007)	Caroline G L. Cao [États-Unis] ; Mi Zhou ; Daniel B. Jones ; Steven D. Schwaitzberg	Can surgeons think and operate with haptics at the same time?
000C39 (2007)	Kunlin Wei [États-Unis] ; Tjeerd M H. Dijkstra ; Dagmar Sternad	Passive stability and active control in a rhythmic task.
000C53 (2007)	Aniruddha Chatterjee [États-Unis] ; Vikram Aggarwal [États-Unis] ; Ander Ramos [Espagne] ; Soumyadipta Acharya [États-Unis] ; Nitish V. Thakor [États-Unis]	A brain-computer interface with vibrotactile biofeedback for haptic information
000C62 (2006)	M. Tavakoli [Canada] ; A. Aziminejad ; R V Patel ; M. Moallem	Multi-sensory force/deformation cues for stiffness characterization in soft-tissue palpation.
000D03 (2008)	M E Hagen [Suisse] ; J J Meehan ; I. Inan ; P. Morel	Visual clues act as a substitute for haptic feedback in robotic surgery.
000D21 (2008)	Carol E. Reiley [États-Unis] ; Takintope Akinbiyi [États-Unis] ; Darius Burschka [Allemagne] ; David C. Chang [États-Unis] ; Allison M. Okamura [États-Unis] ; David D. Yuh [États-Unis]	Effects of Visual Force Feedback on Robot-Assisted Surgical Task Performance
000D24 (2008)	Kanav Kahol [États-Unis] ; Mario J. Leyba ; Mary Deka ; Vikram Deka ; Stephanie Mayes ; Marshall Smith ; John J. Ferrara ; Sethuraman Panchanathan	Effect of fatigue on psychomotor and cognitive skills.
000D30 (2008)	George Chami [Royaume-Uni] ; James W. Ward [Royaume-Uni] ; Roger Phillips [Royaume-Uni] ; Kevin P. Sherman [Royaume-Uni]	Haptic Feedback Can Provide an Objective Assessment of Arthroscopic Skills
000D78 (2008)	Anderson Maciel ; Youquan Liu ; Woojin Ahn ; T. Paul Singh ; Ward Dunnican ; Suvranu De	Development of the VBLaST™: A Virtual Basic Laparoscopic Skill Trainer
000D89 (2008)	John N. Howell [États-Unis] ; Robert R. Conatser [États-Unis] ; Robert L. Williams [États-Unis] ; Janet M. Burns [États-Unis] ; David C. Eland [États-Unis]	The virtual haptic back: A simulation for training in palpatory diagnosis
000D93 (2008)	Kapil Bajaj [États-Unis] ; John N. Howell ; Robert R. Conatser ; Robert L. Williams	Repeated palpatory training of medical students on the Virtual Haptic Back.
000E27 (2008)	Nicholas Cothros [Canada] ; Jeremy Wong [Canada] ; Paul L. Gribble [Canada]	Distinct Haptic Cues Do Not Reduce Interference when Learning to Reach in Multiple Force Fields

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