Physician

Pathology

Dr. Steven M. Barlow, MD

Steven Barlow is an expert in the field of Pathology. He researched medicine at Indiana University School of Medicine. Indiana University School of Medicine is ranked 45/47 in Research/PrimaryCare. Dr. Steven M. Barlow is also a published doctor. He has 55 paper published. The most recent paper is: Real time modulation of speech--orofacial motor performance by means of motion sense.

Publications

Integrated approach for studying adaptation mechanisms in the human somatosensory cortical network.
Age- and sex-related changes in vibrotactile sensitivity of hand and face in neurotypical adults.
Characterization of sex-based differences in the mechanical properties of human finger glabrous tissue using a fiberoptic sensor.
Amplitude-integrated EEG and range-EEG modulation associated with pneumatic orocutaneous stimulation in preterm infants.
Frequency-modulated orocutaneous stimulation promotes non-nutritive suck development in preterm infants with respiratory distress syndrome or chronic lung disease.
Modulation of EEG spectral edge frequency during patterned pneumatic oral stimulation in preterm infants.
Effects of environmental stimulation on infant vocalizations and orofacial dynamics at the onset of canonical babbling.
Modification of Perioral Stiffness in Children with Repaired Cleft Lip and Palate.
Subthalamic nucleus deep brain stimulation changes velopharyngeal control in Parkinson's disease.
OroSTIFF: Face-referenced measurement of perioral stiffness in health and disease.
Somatosensory gating is dependent on the rate of force recruitment in the human orofacial system.
Nonparticipatory stiffness in the male perioral complex.
Preface to the 18th annual ASHA-NIH research symposium: Neurobiological determinants of communication development.
Central pattern generation involved in oral and respiratory control for feeding in the term infant.
Oral and respiratory control for preterm feeding.
Respiratory treatment history predicts suck pattern stability in preterm infants.
Pacifier Stiffness Alters the Dynamics of the Suck Central Pattern Generator.
Non-Nutritive Suck Parameter in Preterm Infants with RDS.
Respiratory Distress Syndrome Degrades the Fine Structure of the Non-Nutritive Suck In Preterm Infants.
Functional outcomes of cleft lip surgery. Part III: Measurement of lip forces.
Functional outcomes of cleft lip surgery. Part I: Study design and surgeon ratings of lip disability and need for lip revision.
Automatic measurement of nonparticipatory stiffness in the perioral complex.
Central pattern generation and the motor infrastructure for suck, respiration, and speech.
Movement-related modulation of vibrotactile detection thresholds in the human orofacial system.
Subthalamic nucleus deep brain stimulation changes speech respiratory and laryngeal control in Parkinson''s disease.
Laryngeal somatosensory deficits in Parkinson''s disease: implications for speech respiratory and phonatory control.
Modulation of the trigeminofacial pathway during syllabic speech.
TAC-Cell inputs to human hand and lip induce short-term adaptation of the primary somatosensory cortex.
Cutaneous stimulation of the digits and lips evokes responses with different adaptation patterns in primary somatosensory cortex.
Patterned orocutaneous therapy improves sucking and oral feeding in preterm infants.
Modulation of the mechanically evoked perioral reflex during active force dynamics in young adults.
Transitional properties of the mechanically evoked perioral reflex from infancy through adulthood.
Mechanosensory modulation of perioral neuronal groups during active force dynamics.
Synthetic orocutaneous stimulation entrains preterm infants with feeding difficulties to suck.
Mechanical frequency detection thresholds in the human face.
The actifier: a device for neurophysiological studies of orofacial control in human infants.
Real time modulation of speech--orofacial motor performance by means of motion sense.
Comparison of perioral reflex modulation in the upper and lower lip.
Intrinsic dynamics and mechanosensory modulation of non-nutritive sucking in human infants.
Mechanically evoked perioral reflexes in infants.
Mechanically evoked perioral reflexes in premature and term human infants.
Vocalizations in the cat: behavioral methodology and spectrographic analysis.
Factors influencing neural activity in parabrachial regions during cat vocalizations.
Modulation of mechanically evoked perioral reflexes during active force.
Fine force and position control of select orofacial structures in the upper motor neuron syndrome.
The relationship between parkinsonian rigidity and hypokinesia in the orofacial system: a quantitative analysis.
A new head-mounted lip-jaw movement transduction system for the study of motor speech disorders.
Orofacial fine motor control impairments in congenital spasticity: evidence against hypertonus-related performance deficits.
The relation between interangle span and in vivo resultant force in the perioral musculature.
Ramp-and-hold force control in the upper and lower lips: developing new neuromotor assessment applications in traumatically brain injured adults.
Differential fine force control of the upper and lower lips.
Maximum voluntary closing forces in the upper and lower lips of humans.
Force transducers for the evaluation of labial, lingual, and mandibular motor impairments.
Non-nutritive sucking recorded in utero via fetal magnetography.

Schools

Indiana University School of Medicine
St Vincent

Doctors Specialties

Pathology

Accepted Insurances

Education

St Vincent Hospital and Health Care Center
Indiana University School of Medicine

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