Brain-NIRS(Hb13)

Measuring blood volume in the brain noninvasive brain NIRS acts as a sensor and visualizes changes of blood volume in the frontal lobe. As it measures the blood volume in surface and deep layers separately, it is possible to distinguish changes in blood volume in mimetic muscle from brain.

Features

1. Simultaneous measurement of up to 8 channels

2. Wireless connection between the sensor and computer display allows distant, read-time measurement

3. For examinee's convenience and comfort, small and light(10g) sensor head, made of flexible materials, is used, allowing non-static and long-term measurement 

4. The influence of the mimic muscles on the measured value in the deep layers(brain) can be estimated by measuring blood volume in the surface layers at the same time

5. Two main units are available for measurement of brain and muscle tissues

6. Use of near-infrared spectroscopy is completely harmless to people.

7. Two AAA batteries as power supply.

Measurement quantities

1. Oxygen saturation(SO2)

2. Variation(Surface or brain, Optionally)