Preventing secondary injury in neurocritical care patients is our first priority.
Developing therapeutic solutions that aim to prevent secondary injury and enable healing in neurocritical care patients.
Our portfolio of innovative neurocritical care solutions includes novel, practical solutions to problems related to secondary injury.
We aspire to provide technologies and interventions to improve outcomes and efficiencies for neurocritical care patients. Our portfolio is built on an expert understanding of desired outcomes and intense focus on unmet needs in neurocritical care.
Coupling care decisions with interventions to provide full therapeutic solutions that drive meaningful outcomes and value.
Our portfolio of innovative neurocritical care solutions includes novel, practical solutions to problems related to secondary injury. Our work is currently targeted at hemorrhagic stroke and tumor, but our technologies have platform applications for other patient populations. We are introducing novel, first-of-their-kind technologies that have the potential to change treatment pathways and outcomes.
1 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
2 www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/04/29/1811302/0/en/Stroke-Management-Market-Projected-to-Garner-36-75-Bn-by-2023-at-7-1-CAGR-Says-AMR.html
Initial focus: hemorrhagic stroke
- 15 million people suffer from strokes every year1
- 20% of strokes are hemorrhagic
- Projected to grow at 7.7%2
MindsEye™ Expandable Port
Developed out of neurosurgeons’ need for deeper access and better visualization. The MindsEye port extends surgical reach while minimizing the impact on surrounding tissue, so you can treat more patients, sooner.
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Caution: Federal (U.S.A.) Law restricts this device to sale by or on the order of a physician.
DepiCT™ Neuroimaging Platform
DepiCT uses the power of AI to identify anatomic and physiologic features not available via current methods for more informed decision making.
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DepiCT Neuroimaging Platform is currently under development. All subsequent material represents intended use.