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Traumatic Brain Injuries Post Traumatic Applications For The Served Medical Health Care Industry Available In Usa New York
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People who have suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury have successfully used a REX. A clinical trial has been conducted by the Australian Institute of Neuro-rehabilitation (AIN), Nelson Bay, New South Wales (NSW), Australia and the University of Newcastle, NSW; and is supported by The Newcastle Permanent Charitable Foundation and Rex Bionics plc. The trial was open to volunteers from the Hunter Region of NSW, who have had a Stroke or Traumatic Brain Injury more than three months previously and have difficulty ...
ByRex Bionics Ltd based in Auckland, NEW ZEALAND
In patients with severe hemorrhage, every minute of resuscitation delay increases mortality. This is particularly true for traumatic brain injury patients. Standard methods of blood infusion are often too slow, particularly when vascular access is limited to smaller-gauge IV’s or IO. In-line warmers create additional resistance that may further slow infusion ...
By410 Medical based in Durham, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Neurological impairments such as strokes, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and Parkinson’s disease can significantly affect a patient’s mobility, and many patients affected with these conditions have a significant long-term mobility impairment. One of the main challenges of existing neuro-rehabilitation treatment methods is effectively preserving or reestablishing the coordination between motricity (active movement) and the related neurosensory ...
ByTechno Concept based in Manosque, FRANCE
Iconeus is leveraging its expertise in preclinical research to develop innovative clinical applications using its Iconeus One CR functional ultrasound system. This system is instrumental for transcranial ultrasound localization microscopy (ULM), allowing for the imaging of the brain's microvasculature at a microscopic resolution, which is particularly beneficial for diagnosing and monitoring stroke and aneurysm. The system's current projects, in collaboration with entities like Geneva University and Physics for ...
ByIconeus based in Paris, FRANCE