Electroencephalography Devices
Electroencephalography Devices are devices that measure brain activity from the point of view of the EEG camera. It can be used in a variety of medical and non-medical applications. It is quite interesting to note that these types of equipment have found applications in several domains. The applications of electroencephalography devices are manifold. This equipment is also useful in clinical and research settings. In the clinical environment, it has helped in the fast diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders.
This technology has also proved extremely helpful in providing fast action for various diseases like stroke, brain tumor, aneurysm, neck pain, etc. In research settings, these Electroencephalography Devices have been very helpful in detecting the abnormalities in the functioning of the human brain during brain imaging studies. Similarly, applications of these types of equipment in anesthesia monitoring and disease diagnosis have yielded tremendous results. Electroencephalography devices are also widely used in the fields of cardiology, gastroenterology, audiology, etc., and in fact, almost every sub-field of medicine is coming up with the use of this technology.
Another interesting fact is that in the case of anesthetic management, this technology has proved to be quite helpful. In anesthesiology, electroencephalography is being used for the fast identification of the patient, tracking the pulse and the blood pressure. The detailed information provided by this device can give the physician an idea about the functioning of the heart and the brain in order to provide the best medical treatment. Moreover, this technology is also very helpful in the fields like pre-surgical imaging, monitoring of brain activity during operation, early detection of some disease conditions like Alzheimer's, and several others. One of the most exciting technologies emerging today is brain wearables. Recently, in March 2021, Brain Scientific received the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) 510(k) clearance for its next-gen NeuroCap device, an advanced electroencephalography device.
