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Muscle Signals
Said of Help To
Diagnose Disease
New York -(Science Service)-
Muscles broadcast not
only relatively powerful sig
nals, but also very weak high
frequency electrical signals,
two physicians reported here.
The new range of weak sig
nals has been detected with a
recently perfected ultra-quiet
amplifier. This new technique
may eventually explain often
questioned natural phenome
na such as telepathy and ex
trasensory perception, and,
may even add further knowl
edge .to the well-established
phenomenon of hypnosis, they
stated.
Pattern Affected
For now the doctors' find
ings, may aid in diagnosing
muscular diseases. The phy
sicians said abnormalties in
muscle structure affect the
frequency pattern of the volt
ages generated by the muscle.
The work was reported by
Drs. W. K. Volkers of Cohu
Electronics and W. Candib of
St. Claire Hospital, both of
Schenectady, N.Y., to the In
stitute of Radio Engineers
meeting here.
The physicians used a new
ultra-low-noise transistor am
plifer to pick up muscle sig
nals up to 50,000 cycles per
second in frequency. They
found such ailments as mus-
cle thickening, retention of
water and diminished blood
supply each had its own fre
quency pattern.
Signals Commonly Used
More powerful muscle sig
nals of a few hundred cycles
per second are already com
monly used for diagnosis of
the heart (with a cardiograph),
brain (with an encephalo
graphy and muscles (with a -myograph).
Because of such marriage
of electronics and medicine,
Dr. Hans H. Zinsser of the
Columbia University College
of Physicians and Surgeons
here told the convention that
a new academic degree must
be provided for a new pro
fession: medical engineering.
More So. Salem
Students Suspended
. Salem -UPD- The number of
South Salem high school stu
dents suspended for "poor
conduct" during the state bas
ketball tournament last week
in Eugene is up to 15.
They include both girls and
boys and the suspensions run
from two days to a week,
Principal Carl Aschenbrenner
said Friday.
The action followed reports
of drinking of liquor at the
tournament, Aschenbrenner
said. Many other students
have been placed on proba
tion, he said.
Former GH Woman
Dies in Midwest
Gold Hill Word was re
ceived here last week of the
recent death of Mrs. Margaret
Galliear in Council Bluffs.
Iowa. Burial was in the fam
ily plot at Walnut Hills ceme
tary there.
Mrs. Galligar, a former
resident of southern Oregon,
taught school In the Gold Hill
school about 30 years ago, and
was well known as a singer
and artist.
She also taught in the Med-
f ord school system, and di
rected a Shakespearian play,
"Twelfth Night", which was
presented by Medford pupils
at the old Page theater.
Mrs. Galligar also lived In
the Grants Pass area.
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