NIRS frequency analysis to evaluate cerebrovascular reactivity after acute brain injury

Giulio Bicciato; Ignazio de Trizio; Giovanna Brandi; Jan Willms; E. Keller

doi:10.1117/1.nph.12.4.045011

December 8, 2025NeurophotonicsOpen Access

NIRS frequency analysis to evaluate cerebrovascular reactivity after acute brain injury

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Cerebrovascular reactivity assessment shows potential improvements in monitoring patients post-injury, and individualization is key.
Results indicate frequency analysis may enhance understanding in 20 patients after acute brain injury, leading to better care.
NIRS technology applied in clinical settings can provide valuable insights into recovery from brain injuries.
Further exploration of individualized approaches using NIRS may support tailored interventions in brain injury management.

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Preliminary findings suggest NIRS aids individualized neuromonitoring strategies for brain injury recovery.

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Our preliminary findings in a group of 20 patients suggest a potential role of NIRS in the development of individualized neuromonitoring strategies for brain-injured patients.

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