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Monitor for Detecting Changes in Brain Pressure Heading to Medical Trials

Posted by amandagarzon on December 4, 2012 · Leave a Comment 

The Wisconsin State Journal reportes on Dr. Josh Medow, a neurosurgeon with the University of Wisconsin Hospital, created a monitor that can detect changes in brain pressure and send signals to a handheld scanner. The device is now heading into animal trials.

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Filed under Hydrocephalus in the News · Tagged with brain pressure, Josh Medow, medical device, medical trials, neurosurgury

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