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Konczak presented research findings on the transfer of motor on proprioceptive learning.

Konczak presented about the neuromotor control processes of the cerebellum.

During the meeting, Konczak shared an overview and update about his research.

The publication presents results on using vibro-tactile stimulation (VTS) as a neuromodulation method to treat the symptoms of cervical dystonia.

The paper presents a novel measure, the pressure in the upper airways during phonation, as a potential variable to assess voice disruption in people with laryngeal dystonia.

Dysphonia International is a patient organization for those with voice disorders.

Konczak's seminar was titled "Vibro-tactile stimulation as a non-invasive neuromodulation therapy to treat focal dystonia."

The research was a collaboration with Liz Boyer, PhD, and her team at the Center for Gait and Motion Analysis, Gillette Children’s in Saint Paul.

She spoke about an ongoing clinical trial that investigates the usability of a wearable vibration device to treat the voice symptoms of people with laryngeal dystonia.

Konczak discussed the use of robotic devices to assess proprioceptive function in clinical populations, such as people with stroke or spinal cord injury.