NeuroServo

Postoperative delirium is a condition affecting 30% to 70% of hospitalized patients aged 65 and over after a major surgery (source: Ely, ICM 2007). It is dangerous for the patient (causing permanent cognitive losses) and very expensive for the health system when diagnosed late.

Delirium is very painful psychologically (it feels like being jetlagged, hungover and in a nightmare – all at the same time) and dangerous for the patient, often causing permanent cognitive losses. Mortality increases by 11% every 48 hours that delirium is undiagnosed.

NeuroServo offers an objective solution that detect delirium after capturing and analyzing the patient’s cerebral wavelengths (E.E.G.). This early detection device of delirium has attracted the attention of internationally recognized neurologists who lead clinical trials just starting in different prestigious hospitals in France. 

NeuroServo’s technology is also deployed in a different medical application, in the form of an EEG integrated in a cap, allowing a quick and non-traumatic capture with children in consultation for autistic disorders or AD/HD. The device analyzes the brain waves and determines in real time the patient’s level of attention.

Neuroservo supports SDG 3: Good Health and Well-Being by developing advanced neurostimulation and monitoring technologies that improve patient care, enhance treatment outcomes, and promote faster recovery for individuals with neurological and motor disorders.

With its comprehensive product development software portfolio, the 3DEXPERIENCE platform helps NeuroServo conceive a better product that can be used for everyone from pediatric to geriatric patients.

The 3DEXPERIENCE platform is also a unique opportunity to prepare a collaborative ecosystem for external teams or future internal resources to join NeuroServo.

NeuroServo initiated clinical trial with different hospitals in Europe and North America:

Hôpital Bichat in Paris, CHU de Nantes, Hôpital Ste-Justine and CHUM in Montréal. Data captured during those trials will help improving our algorithms and will improve science in general.