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=== Proposed Modifications === To address these issues, modifications include increasing the sampling frequency to 500 Hz and enhancing hardware to capture angular movements. These adjustments significantly improve the instrument's capacity to analyze mandibular reflexes and detailed jaw movements. | === Proposed Modifications === To address these issues, modifications include increasing the sampling frequency to 500 Hz and enhancing hardware to capture angular movements. These adjustments significantly improve the instrument's capacity to analyze mandibular reflexes and detailed jaw movements. | ||
<gallery widths="350" heights="280" mode="packed- | <gallery widths="350" heights="280" mode="packed-hover"> | ||
File:Electrognathograph.jpg|'''Figure 2:''' Comparison of original (A) and modified (B) Sirognathograph outputs for mandibular reflexes. | File:Electrognathograph.jpg|'''Figure 2:''' Comparison of original (A) and modified (B) Sirognathograph outputs for mandibular reflexes. | ||
</gallery>Despite its limitations, the Sirognathograph retains potential utility in differentiating orofacial pain related to neurological conditions, such as Parkinson's disease and dystonias. These disorders manifest as alterations in mandibular movement speed, rhythm, and range, which may be detectable through enhanced electrognathographic devices. | </gallery>Despite its limitations, the Sirognathograph retains potential utility in differentiating orofacial pain related to neurological conditions, such as Parkinson's disease and dystonias. These disorders manifest as alterations in mandibular movement speed, rhythm, and range, which may be detectable through enhanced electrognathographic devices. | ||