We offer a solution for patients
with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)

Acute Brain Injury (ABI)

Acute Brain Injury (ABI) is the leading cause of long-term disability and mortality, with growing costs related to care, support and social assistance. There are more than 4M cases of ABI in North America and Europe every year, the cost for the acute care of the severe cases (over 9%) ranges from $15k to $35k per patient.

4,3 Million

Acquired Brain Injury admissions in EU and in North America

9,3%

Percentage of severe cases on total

€ 16K-34K

Avarage cost per patient

The market needs

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) results in diverse consequences, spanning physical, cognitive, emotional, and social domains.

These can include physical weakness, memory problems, mood disorders, social isolation, educational and employment challenges, seizures, and financial burdens. Rehabilitation is key to improving the quality of life for those with ABI.

ABI leads to an expenditure of $335.5 billion globally

41% is spent the US and 26% in Europe, representing 5.2% of the total health care costs

It’s management is one of greatest challenges of modern Emergency Medicine because of the scope of the consequences both on the short term and on the medium/long term, with a significant impact on clinical, social and economic factors.

CB240_Aurora

Neuron Guard has developed CB240_AURORA to deliver selective and portable cerebral targeted temperature management which reduces the complexity of the treatment and improves the ease of use, unlike total body cooling devices.

Control unit
Smart portable control of the active elements
Active elements
Miniaturized high power heat pumps
Disposable collar
Single patient biocompatible thermal interface
Portability

Our collar can be used directly on the site of the event and accompanies the patient through the treatment process.

Head targeted Hypothermia

By cooling the blood that flows to the head we reduce the temperature of the brain without affecting significantly

Adaptive Temperature control

Sensors and a smart temperature control enable a fine regulation of the brain temperature both in the cooling and rewarming phase.

Our unique advantages

Miniaturization and portability

Avoids dangerous fluctuations in temperature during transfer to diagnostics and surgery or transport

Precise temperature control

Adapts to the needs of the patient

Brain targeted

Use of collar to induce selective brain cooling will reduce systemic complications (i.e. pneumonia)

Easy to use

Easy to use interface, reduces the nursing workload covering a smaller area of the body

Affordable

Financial sustainability, usable on ambulances

The team

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