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Essential tremor is a common movement disorder. Numerous validated clinical rating scales exist to quantify essential tremor severity by employing rater-dependent visual observation but have limitations, including the need for trained human raters and the lack of precision and sensitivity compared to technology-based objective measures. Other continuous objective methods to quantify tremor amplitude have been developed, but frequently provide unitless measures (e.g., tremor power), limiting real-world interpretability. We propose a novel algorithm to measure kinetic tremor amplitude using digital spiral drawings, applying the V3 framework (sensor verification, analytical validation, and clinical validation) to establish reliability and clinical utility.
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