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Demonstrates a novel system measuring cerebral blood flow in adults, indicating advancement in clinical neuromonitoring.
CoMind R1 consistently achieves time-of-flight resolved measurements of pulsatile blood flow at the late times-of-flight necessary to ensure a brain-dominated signal in the typical adult. CoMind R1 thus provides cerebral sensitivity and tissue specificity in a scalable, cost-effective architecture and advances optical monitoring of CBF toward clinical translation.
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