BrainScope solutiosn for military sector - Defense
From baseline to return to duty. BrainScope is the only multimodal FDA cleared device that objectively assesses for both brain bleeds & concussions in minutes.
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Head injury assessments on the BrainScope device
- BrainScope algorithms
- Structural Injury Classifier
- Concussion Index
- Brain Function IndexMACE2 (VOMs, SAC, mBESS)
- SCAT5
Structural injury assessment
Quickly rule out the likelihood of a brain bleed within 20 minutes, and determine the need for rapid evacuation for further treatment.
BrainScope`s Structural Injury Classifier (SIC) algorithm can assess the likelihood of a brain bleed to even the smallest detectable amount of blood (≥1mL) with 99% sensitivity and a 98% negative predictive value (NPV).
Concussion management
BrainScope aids in the evaluation and management of concussion enabling earlier treatment and lessening time to recovery.
The Concussion Index (CI) assessment incorporates rapidly acquired EEG data, cognitive performance testing, and specific clinical signs/symptoms into a multimodal algorithm to assess concussion, with the largest contribution from EEG features only. CI aids in objective clinical diagnosis and in determination of readiness to return to activity.
The Brain Function Index (BFI) algorithm includes only EEG features, especially those that measure changes in “connectivity” between brain regions, reflecting the physiological changes seen in concussion. BFI scales with severity.
To supplement the EEG-based and cognitive performance assessments, BrainScope has digitized several standard clinical assessments commonly used by clinicians to evaluate head-injured patients, including MACE 2.
Quickly rule out the likelihood of a brain bleed within 20 minutes, and determine the need for rapid evacuation for further treatment.
BrainScope`s Structural Injury Classifier (SIC) algorithm can assess the likelihood of a brain bleed to even the smallest detectable amount of blood (≥1mL) with 99% sensitivity and a 98% negative predictive value (NPV).
Concussion management
BrainScope aids in the evaluation and management of concussion enabling earlier treatment and lessening time to recovery.
The Concussion Index (CI) assessment incorporates rapidly acquired EEG data, cognitive performance testing, and specific clinical signs/symptoms into a multimodal algorithm to assess concussion, with the largest contribution from EEG features only. CI aids in objective clinical diagnosis and in determination of readiness to return to activity.
The Brain Function Index (BFI) algorithm includes only EEG features, especially those that measure changes in “connectivity” between brain regions, reflecting the physiological changes seen in concussion. BFI scales with severity.
To supplement the EEG-based and cognitive performance assessments, BrainScope has digitized several standard clinical assessments commonly used by clinicians to evaluate head-injured patients, including MACE 2.
Developed in part with funding from the Department of Defense with over 12 years of evidence-based research and development, eight separate research grants, and two GE NFL Head Health Challenge grants
- Accurate point of care assessment capabilities for making better, more confident decisions
- Lower transport costs and overall healthcare costs
- Light-weight and ruggedized (MIL-STD-810G and IP65)
Service members
- Better outcomes with early detection and intervention
- Appropriate removal from duty when injured
- Avoid unnecessary evacuation
- Reduced wait times for diagnosis
- Improved service member safety by reducing unnecessary radiation exposure from CTs
Providers
- May be administered by Combat Medics / Corpsmen
- Objective data to aid in making more informed decisions
- Fast triage to rule out life-threatening structural injury
- Make concussion diagnosis with same inputs
- Enables referrals and treatment plans
- Fits easily into workflow, frees clinician time, increases throughput
Military health
- Objective aid to help diagnose head injuries
- Triage tool for early intervention
- Enables appropriate service member removal from duty
- Better and more cost-effective patient care and outcomes
- Reduces unnecessary evacuations
- Incorporates assessment tools currently used by the military
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