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Under pressure: The extreme physics of new non-invasive cranial monitoring devices

2013-09-17 20:01:39| Extremetech

Intracranial pressure (ICP) is notoriously difficult to guage without a highly invasive procedure, yet in terms of predictive value, it gives perhaps the most bang for the buck in a wide variety of circumstances. Two new startups, HeadSense and Third Eye Diagnostics have caught the attention of the bigger players by coming up with unique technology to measure ICP without all the mess.

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