Neuromonitoring (ICU)

Cardiac and respiratory monitoring are standard practices in the intensive care unit (ICU) environment today, however, electroencephalography (EEG) which plays a crucial role in determining the current status of the patient is not. Despite challenges associated with continuous EEG monitoring (cEEG) in ICU, during this crucial phase of patient care, Nihon Kohden offers multiple solutions for cEEG measurement.​

Our innovative wireless EEG headset (CerebAir) enables the streamlined preparation and measurement enable faster EEG acquisition and long-term monitoring.  Clinicians are better supported with seizure detection algorithms enabled in the EEG trend software with the wired 38-channel junction box, allowing for the quick identification of seizure activity resulting in quicker clinical intervention for the patient.  Simplified EEG monitoring is available with modules on Nihon Kohden Patient Monitors, allowing for the EEG data to be displayed on the central nursing station.​

As a result, continuous EEG monitoring in ICU can be become a standard parameter for comprehensive patient care in this critical care setting.

Developed to provide a new standard of continuous EEG (cEEG) care for unconscious patients in the ER and ICU, the CerebAir is a low channel-count, wireless EEG headset that can be rapidly deployed by any ER or ICU nurse/ clinician and remotely monitored by an EEG technologist or physician.

CerebAir provides crucial data that allows the ICU physician to properly assess and determine the best course of treatment for critical patients while utilizing limited resources in the most effective way possible.

All-in-one solution: One junction box for continuous EEG (cEEG) provides 32-channel EEG inputs. The JE-921A provides the highest signal quality and maximum reliability.

The QI-123A input box converter connects JE-921A to the EEG over a LAN network. This provides LAN connectivity and expandability for an EEG system.