Bittium BrainStatus™ Wireless EEG Amplifier
A compact wireless electroencephalography (EEG) measurement system for the brain’s real-time electrical activity monitoring.
Fast and Easy Brain Monitoring
Bittium BrainStatus™ is a compact wireless electroencephalography (EEG) measurement system for the brain’s real-time electrical activity monitoring. It is designed for acute and intensive care use (ICU). Bittium BrainStatus enables quick measurement in field conditions as well as in hospitals, thus making the treatment process of the patient faster.
Bittium BrainStatus™
Easy to use, high signal quality EEG recording system
- Compact, light-weight EEG amplifier
- Disposable sub-hairline electrode
- Wireless data transmission
- 16 channels optional with jack box/adapter
- 24-bit sampling
Solution
Electrode
Bittium BrainStatus™ electrode is a novel EEG electrode, made to answer the diagnostics problems in emergency dispatch and other applications which require fast and easy EEG readouts. Bittium BrainStatus electrode is disposable, and unlike traditional headbands, it is placed on the hairless area on the patient’s head. This makes proper placement easier and faster, without moving the patient’s head.
Software
Bittium BrainStatus™ software is designed for touch panels making it easy and intuitive for users not familiar with EEG devices and software and thus does not require prior knowledge of them. However, it has all the standard features EEG technicians and neurophysiologists expect. Software records EEG locally and it enables the same EEG to be reviewed from other EEG workstations throughout the hospital using a network file server.
Analysis Tool
Cerenion C-Trend® analysis tool is integrated into the Bittium BrainStatus™ EEG system. C-Trend technology aims to reveal the status of the brain as one simple and easy to interpret score. Bittium BrainStatus measures and monitors the EEG signal and C-Trend interprets the signal to a simple score by using advanced machine learning algorithms and artificial intelligence. This combination supports continuous monitoring and allows an at-a-glance view to brain activity over long monitoring periods. [Note! The patient’s condition and treatment decisions must be assessed based on the comprehensive EEG measurement and made by a qualified physician.]
EEG Monitoring for ICU and ER
Brain related injuries and dysfunctions cause high costs for the society. Early objective assessment of an unconscious patient is highly desirable to optimize treatment paths and improve treatment outcome. The earlier the assessment, the better the results. Continuous EEG monitoring is an important method for assessing consciousness. It helps detect for example nonconvulsive seizures, subarachnoid hemorrhage, swelling and ischemia in real time.