Ceribell for Pediatrics

The First and Only FDA-cleared Seizure Detection Software Designed for All Pediatric Ages – From Preterm Newborns (25+ Weeks Postmenstrual Age) to Adults

Continuous Seizure Monitoring for Pediatric Patients in ICU and ED

Same Ceribell Headband, More Patients Monitored with Clarity®

Learn about the solution for patients <1 year old

Non-Convulsive Seizures Are Highly Prevalent and Often Undiagnosed in Critical Pediatric Patients

The Value of Point-of-Care EEG at the Bedside

Professional societies recommend timely EEG to detect and manage seizures given the prevalence of non-convulsive seizures

“If a patient is not showing clear signs of improvement [in] alertness within 10 minutes or still has any impairment of consciousness for more than 30 minutes after cessation of motor or other clinically-evident seizure activity, CCEEG should be considered to assess for ongoing seizure activity.”22

Common Patient Populations at Risk for NCSE

Prior Seizure with a Prolonged Post-Ictal Period

Altered Mental Status

Moderate to Severe TBI (GCS<12)

Cardiac Arrest or Other Hypoxic Event

Confident, Data-driven Bedside Decisions and Actions Made Possible With Clarity

Pediatric-specific Clarity Algorithm has Similar High Accuracy for Ruling Out and Detecting Continuous Seizures in Patients Ages 1-17 as With Adults

Initial Data in Pediatric Patients Shows Ceribell’s Positive Impact

ORDER TO DIAGNOSIS

Retrospective study at a 102-bed Children’s Hospital on 15 Ceribell and 15 conventional pediatric EEG recordings in the ER & ICU

IMPACT ON CARE

 

Retrospective study at a 193-bed Children’s Hospital on 42 patients in the PICU (monitored with Ceribell or conventional EEG)

TIME & COST SAVINGS

 

Retrospective look from an 8-bed community PICU at 16 patients with a total of 27 Ceribell EEGs performed

Real-world Patient Case
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Resources

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Electrographic Seizures in Pediatric ICU Patients: Cohort Study of Risk Factors and Mortality

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Subclinical early posttraumatic seizures detected by continuous EEG monitoring in a consecutive pediatric cohort

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Adult Basic and Advanced Life Support: 2020 AHA Guidelines for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care

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*Pooled estimate from published inpatient datasets, without weighting by study quality or patient criteria.