Point-of-Care EEG

Critical brain monitoring where critical decisions happen.

Point-of-Care EEG for ICU and ED teams

Critical brain monitoring where critical decisions happen

In the ICU and ED, neurological deterioration can be subtle, silent, and time-sensitive. Patients with altered mental status, recent convulsive seizures without return to baseline, post-cardiac arrest coma, sepsis-associated encephalopathy, acute brain injury, or unexplained unresponsiveness may need EEG insight quickly.

The American Clinical Neurophysiology Society recommends continuous EEG for diagnosing non-convulsive seizures and non-convulsive status epilepticus, and for assessing the effectiveness of seizure therapy.

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Intensive Care Unit (ICU)

Continuous monitoring for high-risk neurological patients

NeuroTrace supports ICU teams by enabling rapid bedside EEG monitoring for patients at risk of ongoing or recurrent seizure activity.

Use NeuroTrace to support:

  • Post-cardiac arrest neurological monitoring.
  • Altered mental status without clear explanation.
  • Recent convulsive seizure without return to baseline.
  • Acute brain injury with persistent impaired consciousness.
  • Sedated or critically ill patients who require neurological surveillance.
  • Medication titration when seizure burden needs to be monitored.
Current AHA post-cardiac arrest guidance notes that seizures and status epilepticus occur in 10% to 35% of patients who do not follow commands after return of spontaneous circulation, and recommends promptly performing and interpreting EEG for adult patients with myoclonus after ROSC.

Emergency Department (ED)

Rapid seizure triage without slowing the department

Emergency teams often face a difficult choice: treat empirically, wait for conventional EEG, or transfer a patient for neurological evaluation. NeuroTrace creates an earlier decision point by helping ED clinicians initiate EEG monitoring at the bedside and involve neurology sooner.

NeuroTrace helps ED teams:

  • Identify suspected non-convulsive seizures earlier.
  • Reduce diagnostic uncertainty in altered mental status.
  • Collaborate with neurology in real time through secure remote access.
  • Support decisions to escalate, treat, observe, discharge, or transfer.
  • Avoid unnecessary treatment escalation when EEG does not support seizure activity.
Studies of rapid-response and point-of-care EEG suggest these systems can change physician decision-making, help rule out seizures, and support faster management decisions in emergency and critical-care settings.

A workflow designed for speed

Apply NeuroTrace at the bedside
Trained ED or ICU staff initiate monitoring within minutes.

Begin EEG acquisition
The system starts collecting brain activity data without delaying acute care.

View seizure burden and alerts
Clinicians see trend information and suspected seizure alerts at the bedside.

Connect neurology remotely
Neurologists can access EEG data through the secure NeuroTrace portal.

Act with greater confidence
Teams can make faster, more informed decisions about treatment, escalation, and resource use.
Caution: This device is not a substitute for EEG review by a qualified clinician. Before use, consult the manual for indications, contraindications, warnings, precautions, potential adverse events, and Instructions for Use. Sale of this device requires a physician's order.

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