NeMoCBFsystems: Exploiting new optical technologies to improve survival and outcome in stroke and brain injured patients

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NeMoCBFsystems: Exploiting new optical technologies to improve survival and outcome in stroke and brain injured patients

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NeMoCBFsystems: Exploiting new optical technologies to improve survival and outcome in stroke and brain injured patients

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Kurzbeschreibung (Englisch)	NeMoCBFsystems: Exploiting new optical technologies to improve survival and outcome in stroke and brain injured patients
Abstract (Englisch)	Stroke and brain injury are leading factors of global morbidity and mortality. NeMoDevices provides diagnostic equipment (NeMoCBFsystems) to guide treatment of stroke and brain injured patients through multiparameter optical spectroscopy. To develop a novel 2nd generation of NeMo-systems, both scientific partners University and ETH Zürich strengthen the successful collaboration with NeMoDevices to improve the existing software for data analysis, extension with additional parameters and development of new concepts of light coupling into brain tissue.

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NeMoCBFsystems: Exploiting new optical technologies to improve survival and outcome in stroke and brain injured patients

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Stroke and brain injury are leading factors of global morbidity and mortality. NeMoDevices provides diagnostic equipment (NeMoCBFsystems) to guide treatment of stroke and brain injured patients through multiparameter optical spectroscopy. To develop a novel 2nd generation of NeMo-systems, both scientific partners University and ETH Zürich strengthen the successful collaboration with NeMoDevices to improve the existing software for data analysis, extension with additional parameters and development of new concepts of light coupling into brain tissue.