DUBLIN, Dec. 15, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --Research and Markets

(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/wt8smm/noninvasive_brain) has announced the addition of the "Noninvasive Brain Trauma Monitors" report to their offering.

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The number of patients admitted annually to hospitals and clinics after experiencing traumatic brain injury (TBI) is about 2 million in the U.S. and 10 million globally. CT, MRI and other standard imaging techniques provide non-invasive snapshots of cerebral conditions, and other brain probes, like intracranial pressure monitors, are invasive so are only used in the most serious cases. Most patients are left largely unmonitored, except for periodic subjective clinical neurological exams.

These exams are helpful but can only detect bleeding or edema when it has progressed to the point where it has caused a significant brain insult, resulting in a detectable neurological deficit. The monitors analyzed in this report have the capability to measure key brain parameters that serve as diagnostic indicators of progressive brain injury noninvasively, and hold the promise of ushering in a new paradigm in neurology care.

Highlights

• Provides detailed analysis of monitors designed to measure key brain injury/pathology parameters noninvasively
• Analyzes neurology demand drivers and evaluates commercial devices in five key product segments
• Examines monitor technology design factors and commercial development issues
• Provides Market Segment data and forecasts to 2018
• Profiles noninvasive brain monitor market participants, their product development activities, business strategies, and corporate alliances and affiliations
• Assess market segment adoption criteria and product capability positioning
• Evaluates the impact of economic, technology, and regulatory factors

Key Topics Covered:

Executive Summary

The Market Opportunity

• Neurology Market Demographics
• Brain Injury Diagnostics and Monitoring
• Market Segments Driving Demand
• The Addressable Market
• Risk Factors

Commercial Technology and Monitor Design Factors

• Impedence
• Near-Infrared Spectroscopy
• Optical
• Ultrasound
• Volumetric Integral Phase-shift Spectroscopy

Noninvasive Brain Monitors Product Analysis & Prospects

• 205 aICP
• 7600 Equanox
• Cerepress
• c-Flow
• CerebroTech
• CerOx
• Echodia
• Fore-Sight
• HS-1000
• Infrascanner
• Invos 5100
• nICP
• NeMo System
• Nautilus Brain Plus
• Presto
• Private Development Programs

Market Factors

• Technology, IP and Innovation
• Collaborations and Alliances
• The Evolving Brian Monitoring Ecosystem

Company Profiles

Products Mentioned:

• 205 aICP
• 7600 Equanox
• CerebroTech
• Cerepress
• CerOx
• c-Flow
• Echodia
• Fore-Sight
• HS-1000
• Infrascanner
• Invos 5100
• Nautilus Brain Plus
• NeMo System
• nICP
• Presto

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