Smart concussions examinations
Brain-NET offers fast and easy to use digital solutions to test players for concussions, even on the sideline.
Brain-NET offers fast and easy to use digital solutions to test players for concussions, even on the sideline.
Technology enhances neurological assessment with more accurate and challenging tasks than traditional examination.
We conducted studies in various neurological conditions that demonstrated that our apps were reliable and could highlight subtle abnormalities that are not detected with a traditional exam.
We are working with several teams to demonstrate their relevance to diagnose concussions and its neurological complications.
Our apps are fast to administer and can be performed on the sideline in a few minutes.
Perform an eye tracking exam in a few minutes just with an iPad.
Explore various neurological functions like dexterity, cognition, or vision in a fast and innovative way.
Apps have been developed by Chief Scientific Officer, Dr Mikael Cohen, a senior neurologist specialized in multiple sclerosis and neuro ophthalmology.
Brain-NET has been developing iOS applications for 10 years and has been focusing on how digital technology could improve the accuracy of neurological examination, unveiling subtle abnormalities that can not be detected with a traditional exam.
Brain-NET applications have been clinically tested in studies which involved MS patients, asymptomatic subjects who were identified for a radiologically isolated syndrome, and healthy controls.
We also tested the apps on a sample of soccer and rugby players to evaluate their potential value to detect neurological complications after concussions (work in progress).
Please contact us for more information.
The apps require an iPad Pro running with iOS17 or later. For a high quality video oculographic examination, we recommend using a stand to maintain the iPad in the required position during the exam.
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