The CNS Monitor provides continuous EEG (cEEG) monitoring along with real-time multimodal neuromonitoring.
The CNS Monitor's EEG features – including the EEG amplifier, displays, and quantitative EEG – are similar to a standard EEG machine, but tailored to use in neurocritical care. Users take advantage of traditional EEG features, but also benefit from seeing integrated physiology. Measurements from interfaced devices appear in real-time on displays alongside EEG for advanced interpretation of changes in the EEG.
Review EEG on the CNS Monitor in customizable display formats
Integrated EEG
Integrated EEG is the real-time integration of EEG and other physiology.
CNS Monitor display shows HR, Mean Arterial Pressure, SpO2, % Suppression, Asymmetry Index, and DSA
Using the CNS Monitor's multimodal displays, EEG can be viewed in the context of brain physiology, resulting in a more comprehensive understanding of the patient's status. The CNS Monitor also allows users to mark and view events (such as treatments, nursing care activities, and significant clinical events), further aiding in EEG interpretation.
Many activities that occur in the ICU complicate the application and interpretation of EEG. Multimodal monitoring and integrated EEG provide caregivers a more accurate view of patient status.
Read more about CNS EEG and Multimodal Monitoring.
Review and Analysis
EEG and all other data collected with the CNS Monitor can be remotely reviewed and analyzed by utilizing various elements of the Component Neuromonitoring System. Particularly, CNS EEG and physiologic data can be reviewed and analyzed using CNS Envision or Persyst EEG Review Software.
Review CNS EEG, video, and integrated physiology with CNS Envision software