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Star Tribune: HCMC neurosurgeon gets a read on brain function
Measuring whether a heart is working correctly is a relatively straightforward task, because the heart has a straightforward purpose: reliably pumping blood.
Journal of Neurosurgery: Intracranial Pressure study published
Oculogica demonstrates the ability to detect the physiological impact of Intracranial Pressure in Journal of Neurosurgery Article.
Oculogica announces patent for Detection/Diagnosis of intracranial pressure via eye tracking
Oculogica, a neuro-diagnostic company, has been issued a patent for its novel neuro-optic tracking device to detect elevated intracranial pressure via eye-tracking.
Minnesota Daily: Clinical trial provide treatment for brain injuries
A novel experimental trial, led by one University of Minnesota professor, is working to treat traumatic brain injuries and concussions — without surgery.
Star Tribune: Neurosurgeon and Patient put to marathon test
When the 15-year-old ninth-grader first met Dr. Uzma Samadani, her back pain was so severe she couldn’t participate in gym class at Richfield High School. ...
Star Tribune:HCMC to test new treatment for brain injuries
An electric stimulator, placed twice daily on a patient’s neck, could end up providing effective treatment for moderate traumatic brain injury — a disorder that ...
Reuters: Concussions remain common even as awareness improves
Two decades after the NFL brushed off concussion concerns as being of interest only to journalists, the issue is at the forefront of any discussion ...
Neurosurgeryblog: Neurosurgeon’s Breakthrough with Eye Tracking for Concussion
Concussions are a problem. Everyone agrees on that. But it is rather less apparent how to define a concussion accurately, or how to diagnose, track ...
Kare 11: State fairgoers help with brain injury research
We know fairgoers are smart, but there's also a unique opportunity at the Minnesota State Fair to help with brain research at HealthFair 11.