Ceribell for Rapid Seizure Triage of the Brain in the Emergency Department
On-demand and easy to use real-time brain monitoring at the bedside enables rapid and precise management of patients with suspected non-convulsive seizures
In the Emergency Department, you need reliable patient information, and you need it fast.
- You have bedside devices for vital signs from every major bodily function, except the brain.
- 1/3 of neurological critical care patients are at risk for seizures, which can lead to permanent brain injury.1
- These patients are often intubated and non-responsive.1
Without point-of-care EEG, how would you know?
Time to treatment is essential to prevent long-term cognitive disability2,3
Risk of morbidity and mortality grows exponentially with time to diagnosis2
Time is Brain
EEG should be initiated within one hour of suspected status epilepticus in all patients4
Rapid brain monitoring should be considered for critically ill patients
Patients with high-risk conditions frequently experience coexistent non-convulsive seizures4
SEIZURE
ASSESSMENT1
Recent convulsive seizure without return to baseline
POST-CARDIAC
ARREST5,6
Post-ROSC without return to baseline/comatose
ALTERED MENTAL
STATUS (AMS)1
Altered mental status without explanation
The Ceribell system can be quickly and easily applied to a patient by any healthcare provider and delivers brain monitoring results within minutes
Ceribell performance has been validated in clinical studies so clinicians can use it with confidence
Patients with high-risk conditions frequently experience coexistent non-convulsive seizures4
2x greater diagnostic confidence7
Expedited disposition from ED in 21% of patients8
53% change in ED clinical management plan8
Clarity AI accuracy to detect or rule-out status epilepticus9
Resources
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Prevalence of Non-Convulsive Seizure and Other Electroencephalographic Abnormalities in ED Patients with Altered Mental Status
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