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Saccade test results may help inform rehabilitation for sports-related concussion
Patients with concussion who underwent testing with eye-tracking technology had lower saccade performance, supporting the use of these tests to help guide rehabilitation for concussion, according to research in Optometry and Vision Science.
FDA grants 510(k) clearance for temperature-controlled neurosurgical ablation system
The FDA has granted 510(k) clearance for marketing of an ablation system that creates radiofrequency lesions in nervous tissue for functional neurosurgical procedures, according to the manufacturer.
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Biomarker-driven treatment improves symptoms of major depressive disorder in phase 2 study
The investigational antidepressant ALTO-300 demonstrated clinically meaningful improvements in patients with major depressive disorder, particularly among those characterized by a biomarker, according to a manufacturer press release.
Sending epilepsy meds, equipment to crisis zones requires multidisciplinary effort
ORLANDO — Shipping medication and equipment to health care professionals for those with epilepsy in crisis zones such as Ukraine to allow for continuity of care requires a multidisciplinary effort, according to a speaker.
Point-of-care EEG leads to better outcomes compared with conventional EEG
ORLANDO — Patients with seizures who were given point-of-care electroencephalography had shorter time to initiation and shorter hospital stays compared with those given conventional EEG, according to research.
Seizures associated with earlier decline to MCI in cognitively healthy adults
ORLANDO — In cognitively healthy adults, the presence of seizures predicted earlier change from normal cognition to mild cognitive impairment but was not associated with change from MCI to dementia. according to research.
FDA clears platform for non-invasive brain chemistry measurement
The FDA has cleared the use of a magnetic resonance spectroscopy platform to provide non-invasive measurement of brain chemistry and support diagnostic processes for a range of brain-related illnesses.
FDA clears blood-based biomarker lab test for traumatic brain injury
The FDA has cleared a traumatic brain injury blood test for commercial availability, paving the way for its distribution to hospitals in the United States.
Incidence, proportion of concussion decreased after NHL rule implementation
A decrease of incidence and proportion of concussions resulted from implementation of a rule in the National Hockey League forbidding hits to the head, researchers reported in JAMA Network Open.
FDA warns against use of products with tianeptine
The FDA has issued a warning against the purchase or use of products that contain tianeptine, which has been illegally sold with claims to improve brain function and treat anxiety, depression, pain, opioid use disorder and other conditions.
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