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Pam Murphy
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Also affiliated: University of Arkansas Medical Center (2008–2020); University of Tübingen (2002–2003)
25 h-index
76 pubs
2,007 cited
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Pam Murphy's research has focused on the development and evaluation of interventions aimed at improving health outcomes. Her work has investigated the impact of various programs on health disparities and patient well-being. Murphy has also been involved in studies examining the effectiveness of different healthcare approaches and their influence on health and medical research impacts.
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- h-index: 25
- Publications: 76
- Citations: 2,007
Selected Publications
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Tracking evoked responses to auditory and visual stimuli in fetuses exposed to maternal high‐risk conditions (2020)
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Genetic algorithms for dipole location of fetal magnetocardiography (2016)
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Selection of Reference Channels Based on Mutual Information for Frequency-Dependent Subtraction Method Applied to Fetal Biomagnetic Signals (2016)
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Characterizing the Propagation of Uterine Electrophysiological Signals Recorded with a Multi-Sensor Abdominal Array in Term Pregnancies (2015)
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Comparing the performance of a new disposable pneumatic tocodynamometer with a standard tocodynamometer (2015)
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Tracking the Changes in Synchrony of the Electrophysiological Activity as the Uterus Approaches Labor Using Magnetomyographic Technique (2014)
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Removal of interference from fetal MEG by frequency dependent subtraction (2011)
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Bio-magnetic signatures of fetal breathing movement (2011)
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Decrement of uterine myometrial burst duration as a correlate to active labor: A Hilbert phase approach (2010)
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Extraction, quantification and characterization of uterine magnetomyographic activity—A proof of concept case study (2009)
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Fetal Neurological Assessment Using Noninvasive Magnetoencephalography (2009)
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Fetal MEG evoked response latency from beamformer with random field theory (2009)
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An objective assessment of fetal and neonatal auditory evoked responses (2008)
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Scaling analysis of paces of fetal breathing, gross-body and extremity movements (2007)
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Spatial-temporal analysis of fetal bio-magnetic signals (2007)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
Hari Eswaran
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
48 shared publications
In database
- Magnetoencephalographic recordings of visual evoked brain activity in the human fetus
- Fetal MEG Redistribution by Projection Operators
- Short-term serial magnetoencephalography recordings offetal auditory evoked responses
- Functional development of the visual system in human fetus using magnetoencephalography
- First magnetomyographic recordings of uterine activity with spatial-temporal information with a 151-channel sensor array
Showing 5 of 48 shared publications
Curtis L. Lowery
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (US)
46 shared publications
- Magnetoencephalographic recordings of visual evoked brain activity in the human fetus
- Fetal MEG Redistribution by Projection Operators
- Short-term serial magnetoencephalography recordings offetal auditory evoked responses
- Functional development of the visual system in human fetus using magnetoencephalography
- First magnetomyographic recordings of uterine activity with spatial-temporal information with a 151-channel sensor array
Showing 5 of 46 shared publications
Hubert Preißl
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (US)
38 shared publications
- Magnetoencephalographic recordings of visual evoked brain activity in the human fetus
- Short-term serial magnetoencephalography recordings offetal auditory evoked responses
- Functional development of the visual system in human fetus using magnetoencephalography
- First magnetomyographic recordings of uterine activity with spatial-temporal information with a 151-channel sensor array
- Prediction of labor in term and preterm pregnancies using non-invasive magnetomyographic recordings of uterine contractions
Showing 5 of 38 shared publications
James D. Wilson
University of Arkansas at Little Rock (US)
16 shared publications
- Fetal MEG Redistribution by Projection Operators
- Analysis of uterine contractions: a dynamical approach
- A fast algorithm for detecting contractions in uterine electromyography
- Scaling analysis of paces of fetal breathing, gross-body and extremity movements
- TESTING FOR NONLINEARITY OF THE CONTRACTION SEGMENTS IN UTERINE ELECTROMYOGRAPHY
Showing 5 of 16 shared publications
Stephen E. Robinson
Coquitlam College (CA)
11 shared publications
- Magnetoencephalographic recordings of visual evoked brain activity in the human fetus
- Fetal MEG Redistribution by Projection Operators
- Short-term serial magnetoencephalography recordings offetal auditory evoked responses
- First magnetomyographic recordings of uterine activity with spatial-temporal information with a 151-channel sensor array
- Optimal reduction of MCG in fetal MEG recordings
Showing 5 of 11 shared publications
Rathinaswamy B. Govindan
Children's National (US)
10 shared publications
- Extraction, quantification and characterization of uterine magnetomyographic activity—A proof of concept case study
- Tracking the Changes in Synchrony of the Electrophysiological Activity as the Uterus Approaches Labor Using Magnetomyographic Technique
- Characterizing the Propagation of Uterine Electrophysiological Signals Recorded with a Multi-Sensor Abdominal Array in Term Pregnancies
- Removal of interference from fetal MEG by frequency dependent subtraction
- Scaling analysis of paces of fetal breathing, gross-body and extremity movements
Showing 5 of 10 shared publications
J. Adam McCubbin
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (US)
9 shared publications
- Fetal MEG Redistribution by Projection Operators
- Optimal reduction of MCG in fetal MEG recordings
- Human fetal brain imaging by magnetoencephalography: verification of fetal brain signals by comparison with fetal brain models
- Validation of the flash-evoked response from fetal MEG
- Removal of interference from fetal MEG by frequency dependent subtraction
Showing 5 of 9 shared publications
Jan Vrba
Welichem Biotech (Canada) (CA)
7 shared publications
- Optimal reduction of MCG in fetal MEG recordings
- Validation of the flash-evoked response from fetal MEG
- Bootstrap significance of low SNR evoked response
- Redefining fetal evoked fields with biomagnetic recordings over the whole maternal abdomen
- Searching for the best model: ambiguity of inverse solutions and application to fetal magnetoencephalography
Showing 5 of 7 shared publications
J. C. Wilson
University of Arkansas at Little Rock (US)
6 shared publications
- Human fetal brain imaging by magnetoencephalography: verification of fetal brain signals by comparison with fetal brain models
- Redefining fetal evoked fields with biomagnetic recordings over the whole maternal abdomen
- An objective assessment of fetal and neonatal auditory evoked responses
- Spatial-Temporal Analysis of Uterine Smooth Muscle Activity Recorded During Pregnancy
- Bio-magnetic signatures of fetal breathing movement
Showing 5 of 6 shared publications
Eric R. Siegel
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
6 shared publications
In database
- Non-invasive detection and identification of brain activity patterns in the developing fetus
- Tracking the Changes in Synchrony of the Electrophysiological Activity as the Uterus Approaches Labor Using Magnetomyographic Technique
- Selection of Reference Channels Based on Mutual Information for Frequency-Dependent Subtraction Method Applied to Fetal Biomagnetic Signals
- Tracking evoked responses to auditory and visual stimuli in fetuses exposed to maternal high‐risk conditions
- Comparing the performance of a new disposable pneumatic tocodynamometer with a standard tocodynamometer
Showing 5 of 6 shared publications
Joshua Campbell
University of Arkansas at Little Rock (US)
4 shared publications
- Noninvasive antepartum recording of fetal S-T segment with a newly developed 151-channel magnetic sensor system
- Effects of auditory evoked stimuli on fetal behavior
- Non-invasive investigation of heart rate variability in growth restricted and normal fetuses using magnetocardiography
- Improved spatio-temporal evaluation of fetal cardiac signals
Jan Vrba
Welichem Biotech (Canada) (CA)
3 shared publications
- Fetal MEG Redistribution by Projection Operators
- Human fetal brain imaging by magnetoencephalography: verification of fetal brain signals by comparison with fetal brain models
- Removal of interference from fetal MEG by frequency dependent subtraction
Helen Kay
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (US)
3 shared publications
- Effects of auditory evoked stimuli on fetal behavior
- Non-invasive magnetomyographic recordings of the uterus to predict labor in term pregnancies
- Improved spatio-temporal evaluation of fetal cardiac signals
T. Yee
University of Toronto (CA)
3 shared publications
- Validation of the flash-evoked response from fetal MEG
- Bootstrap significance of low SNR evoked response
- Improved flash evoked response from fetal MEG
Adrian Furdea
University of Tübingen (DE)
3 shared publications
- Extraction, quantification and characterization of uterine magnetomyographic activity—A proof of concept case study
- Characterizing the Propagation of Uterine Electrophysiological Signals Recorded with a Multi-Sensor Abdominal Array in Term Pregnancies
- Decrement of uterine myometrial burst duration as a correlate to active labor: A Hilbert phase approach
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