In This Special NCS Issue...
Get final news and updates before you travel to Philadelphia for the Annual Neurocritical Care Society Meeting next week.

Next week, Moberg will invite Neurocritical Care Society attendees to play an interactive game called BRAIN BALL using the new CNS Advanced ICU EEG Amplifier. During a BRAIN BALL game, two players sit on opposite sides of a table with a metallic ball in the center. The EEG amplifier records brain electrical activity, from which the percent of alpha activity is calculated. Most people can increase their percent of alpha activity just by relaxing. If your percent of alpha activity is higher than your opponent’s, then the ball rolls away from you toward your goal. Your opponent must then try to relax under pressure to raise his percent of alpha activity to send the ball back toward his goal. The first player to get the ball to his goal wins!  Contact us for more information.

We are pleased to announce that Jed Hartings, PhD will lead an informal discussion of spreading depolarization and related research at the Moberg booth during breakfast the second day of the Neurocritical Care Society Meeting. Dr. Hartings can provide updates from the recent COSBID meeting in Innsbruck, Germany, including a synopsis of his presentation on ECoG with the Moberg Component Neuromonitoring System.  Contact us for more information.

Breakfast with Jed Hartings, PhD:
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
7am – 8am
Exhibit Hall, Moberg Booth #15

The Neurocritical Care Society (NCS) Annual Meeting takes place next week in Philadelphia, so make sure you've packed your bags and bookmarked the Come to Philly website, where you can watch videos of speakers and attendees, read facts about Philadelphia, and plan activities for your visit.  Visit the site now!