NetworkNewsBreaks – Brain Scientific Inc. (BRSF)
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Posted On: 03/29/2021 3:55:24 PM
NetworkNewsBreaks – Brain Scientific Inc. (BRSF) Bringing Cost-Effective, Compact Solutions to Emergency Medicine
Brain Scientific (OTCQB: BRSF), with its low-cost, portable, wireless and easy-to-use electroencephalogram (“EEG”) devices, the NeuroCap(TM) and NeuroEEG(TM), has overcome the barriers preventing the use of EEGs in emergency settings. This means that patients and emergency departments can more readily realize numerous EEG benefits. An EEG can make the distinction between dementia and delirium, adequately determine the severity of a mild traumatic brain injury (“mTBI”), as well as identify nontraumatic causes of neurologic dysfunction such as syncope and vertigo. In contrast, head CTs or MRIs are not equipped to effectively perform any of these tasks, yet they are widely used. “So why are EEGs not used more often?” asks an article discussing the matter. “The size of traditional EEG systems, lack of portability and inadequate numbers of trained personnel are key factors contributing to the underuse of the EEG in emergency medicine. Brain Scientific has overcome these barriers with two separate devices that make it possible for EEGs to be utilized in emergency departments across the country.”
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Brain Scientific (OTCQB: BRSF), with its low-cost, portable, wireless and easy-to-use electroencephalogram (“EEG”) devices, the NeuroCap(TM) and NeuroEEG(TM), has overcome the barriers preventing the use of EEGs in emergency settings. This means that patients and emergency departments can more readily realize numerous EEG benefits. An EEG can make the distinction between dementia and delirium, adequately determine the severity of a mild traumatic brain injury (“mTBI”), as well as identify nontraumatic causes of neurologic dysfunction such as syncope and vertigo. In contrast, head CTs or MRIs are not equipped to effectively perform any of these tasks, yet they are widely used. “So why are EEGs not used more often?” asks an article discussing the matter. “The size of traditional EEG systems, lack of portability and inadequate numbers of trained personnel are key factors contributing to the underuse of the EEG in emergency medicine. Brain Scientific has overcome these barriers with two separate devices that make it possible for EEGs to be utilized in emergency departments across the country.”
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