Ceribell for 24/7 Detection and Monitoring of Seizures in the ICU

Rapid and accurate point-of-care EEG data at the bedside reduces empirical treatment and monitors medication response

Without point-of-care EEG, how would you know?

Treatment without diagnosis and monitoring is imprecise and puts a significant financial burden on hospitals1

80% of seizures in the ICU are non-convulsive

Non-convulsive status epilepticus is a medical emergency

1/3 of neurological critical care patients are at risk for seizures, which may lead to permanent brain injury and increased risk of death4,5

Ceribell for informed diagnostics

The Ceribell system can be quickly and easily applied to a patient by any healthcare provider and delivers brain monitoring results within minutes

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Ceribell performance has been validated in clinical studies so clinicians can use it with confidence

2x greater diagnostic confidence1

40% change in critical care clinical treatment plan1

Average time to EEG1

Clarity AI sensitivity detecting status epilepticus6

Supportive Evidence
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Sepsis Webinar: Point-Of-Care EEG for Severe Sepsis Patients and Why it Matters

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Dr. Stephan Mayer Webinar: Post Cardiac Arrest Guidelines and Neuromonitoring In the ICU

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Webinar: Evidence-based Insights for Non-convulsive Seizure Triage & Management in Critical and Emergency Care

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References and Citations

1. Vespa, P.M., et al. (2020) Crit Care Med. 48(9):1249-1257
2. Claassen, J., et al. (2004). Neurology. 62(10):1743–1748
3. Rudin, D., et al. (2011) Epilepsy Res. 96(1-2):140-150

4. Laccheo, I., et al. (2015) Neurocrit Care. 22(2):202-211
5. De Marchis, G.M., et al. (2016) Neurology. 86(3):253-260
6. Kamousi, B., et al. (2023) NCS Annual Meeting. 39:s1-s268