NeoDoppler – CIMON Medical

The CIMON Medical NeoDoppler continuously measures cerebral blood flow in premature infants, who are at an increased risk of brain damage during the first few months of life.

NeoDoppler – CIMON Medical

The CIMON Medical NeoDoppler continuously measures cerebral blood flow in premature infants, who are at increased risk of brain damage during the first months of life.

How Does the NeoDoppler Work?

A small, lightweight ultrasound sensor that performs Doppler measurements is gently placed over the infant’s anterior fontanelle. It then continuously measures CBF using unfocused ultrasound waves.

Doppler ultrasound technology produces waveforms that depict blood flow in the brain. By zooming in on the screen, the waves can be viewed in higher resolution. At the same time, this allows the average velocity to be determined over definable time intervals.

The Benefits of the CIMON Medical NeoDoppler at a Glance

No special training required

Until now, the risk of brain damage in premature infants has been managed using alternative methods, such as direct measurement of blood flow (NIRS) or intermittent examinations conducted by highly qualified healthcare professionals. Thanks to the sensor’s non-invasive design, healthcare professionals can attach it to the fontanelle without requiring special training for the NeoDoppler.

Excellent Connectivity

The hemodynamic system is the very first of its kind; it integrates and combines well with other systems and immediately detects changes in blood flow to enable rapid intervention.

High-Quality Measurements

Unlike earlier methods, NeoDoppler technology does not measure blood flow in a single vessel, but rather within an entire region of the brain, resulting in high-quality measurements.

The precise scalability of Doppler technology enables the early and accurate detection of blood flow abnormalities. This makes it possible to consider new treatment strategies.

Reports covering the monitoring period are automatically sent—depending on the local configuration—to an LH7-compatible patient record system or a connected USB flash drive.

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