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A recent publication by Lee et al. describes the helium-recycling system, the MEG system and the corresponding results.

Low-noise magnetoencephalography system cooled by a continuously operating reliquefier, Y H Lee, H Kwon, K K Yu, J M Kim, S K Lee, M-Y Kim and K Kim, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science, 1 Doryong, Yuseong, Daejeon, 305-600, Republic of Korea, Supercond. Sci. Technol. 30 (2017) 084003 (8pp)

Speakers:

1. Manfred Fuchs, PhD, Compumedics Neuroscan, Hamburg Germany, Source Reconstruction from combined MEG and EEG Data
2. Chris Plummer MD, Simon Vogrin BSc. St. Vincent’s Hospital Melbourne, Australia, Simultaneous EEG-MEG Down Under
3. Stefan Ramp, MD, Erlangen University, Simultaneous and combined EEG in epileptic focus localization: A clinical perspective
4. Robert Knowlton, MD, University of California, San Francisco, Ictal EEG source localization on the Seizure Monitoring Unit using 31 recording channels.
5. Michael Wagner, PhD, John Ebersole, MD, Compumedics Neuroscan, Hamburg Germany, Benefits of combined MEG/EEG in presurgical evaluation of epilepsy: a study of 250 patients

In addition to this event, Compumedics is exhibiting at the BIOMAG meeting.

The benefits associated with CURRY’s ability to integrate MEG with EEG and co-register both kinds of high temporal resolution functional imaging data with the structural neuroimaging data including MRI, CT, DTI, as well as PET, SPECT and fMRI accelerated the adoption of the software by both the research and clinical communities. Early clinical adopters, such as Dr. John Ebersole, supported and championed the benefits of source localization tools such as CURRY, contributing to the development of specific source analysis billing codes for EEG and MEG. For a long time, CURRY has been the de-facto software platform for clinical MEG community, particularly for those assessing epilepsy. This has culminated in the adoption of CURRY as the standard analysis platform by the European E-pilepsy Consortium.

For the CURRY team, integrating CURRY with the KRISS MEG hardware represents a full circle of development. With long-term future development plans for both hardware and software, CURRY MEG will offer an expanding list of benefits based on the first fully integrated platform combining EEG, MEG, multi-modal neuroimage co-registration and source reconstruction from a single provider – Compumedics Neuroscan.

Implementing full integration with CURRY, Compumedics Neuroscan’s multimodal brain analysis software, a new generation of brain imaging is now available to the field of Clinical Neuro-Diagnostics. With a complete offering of clinical and research systems, Compumedics Neuroscan is pleased to establish a new standard of diagnostic care for epilepsy.

The next generation Orion Lifespan MEG system provides 50% greater spatial resolution and sensitivity than the traditional market leader and at least 4-5 orders of magnitude in temporal resolution (speed of brain functional or cognitive measures) of traditional functional MRI, PET or other structural brain imaging systems. These capabilities can ultimately enable earlier diagnosis, treatment and management of widespread neurological disorders including dementia disorders such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, epilepsy and autism. Thus it improves patient outcomes and importantly also reduces healthcare costs.

Compumedics Neuroscan is the established “gold-standard” in neuro-functional electroencephalography (EEG; scalp recorded electrical brain waves) and the new licensing and technology transfer deal with KRISS, combines the best of class MEG and best of class multi-modality brain source localisation analytics, in order to produce the first of its kind fully integrated multi-modality MEG-EEG Brain imaging system.

We are quoting systems now for delivery by the end of 2016. More information will be posted on our website shortly. In the meantime, you can contact us for more details.