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‘It’s almost like placing an IV’: Brain monitoring electrode receives FDA 510(k) clearance – Yahoo News Australia
An FDA pathway that’s greased the gears for COVID-19 vaccines and drugs has paved the way for something else: a new take on electroencephalography (EEG), the…
An FDA pathway thats greased the gears for COVID-19 vaccines and drugs has paved the way for something else: a new take on electroencephalography (EEG), the established brain-monitoring technique in which metallic electrodes are placed on the scalp to measure the brains electrical activity.
On May 17, DC-based startup iCE Neurosystems announced a version of FDA approval for a subcutaneous electrode called iCE-SG, designed to monitor the brains electrical activity from beneath the skin of the scalp….
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