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Analysis shows electroencephalography monitoring being used to detect brain damage in infants

Published in Medical Device Law Weekly, December 24th, 2006

Millennium Research Group (MRG), a global authority on medical technology market intelligence, has conducted a detailed and thorough analysis of the U.S. critical care patient monitoring market and finds that neonatal electroencephalography (EEG) monitoring is being used to detect brain damage in infants.

Physicians can detect seizures and cerebral abnormalities with these systems, allowing them to identify developmental problems in neonates at an early stage. Part of a two-report series covering U.S. and Europe, U.S. Markets for Critical Care Patient Monitoring Devices reports that over the next five years, the market will continue to grow, driven in part by increased...

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Source: Medical Device Law Weekly (2006-12-24)

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