Physical Impairments and Computing Technologies
Andrew Sears and Mark Young

1. Introduction
2. Health Conditions, Impairments, Disabilities, and Handicaps
3. Physical Impairments and Computing
4. Health Conditions and Physical Impairments
   • Arthritis
   • Tremors
   • Cerebral Palsy
   • Muscular Dystrophy
   • Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)
   • Multiple Sclerosis
   • Parkinson's Disease
   • Stroke
   • Cerebral trauma
   • Spinal Cord Injuries
   • Repetative Stress Injuries
   • Missing limbs or digits
5. Situationally-Induced Impairments and Disabilities
6. Existing Research
   • Spinal Cord Injuries
   • Cerebral Palsy
   • Impairments of the Neck
   • Impairments of the Hands
   • Impairments of the Hands and Arms
   • Impairments in Infants
   • Significant Speech and Multiple Impairments
   • Word Prediction for Text Entry
   • One-handed Keyboard
   • A Tongue-based Pointing Device
   • An Eye Lid-based Input Technique
   • Head-based Pointing
   • Speech Recognition
   • Input using Electro-physiological Data
7. Conclusions