BrainFocus iEEG is a cloud-based software that brings your SEEG data together with MRI and CT in one interactive workspace. Explore how each seizure begins and spreads directly on the patient's own anatomy, with automatic localization of the epileptic focus and 3D spatio-temporal activation maps for every seizure.
Quantitative analysis surfaces onset and propagation dynamics that visual review of the traces cannot show.
Seizure onset localization method evaluated against surgical outcomes with epilepsy programmes at several hospitals.
SEEG results shown on the patient's own MRI and CT, so function, video and anatomy are read side by side.
Cloud-based and slotted into the current presurgical protocol, without changing how you work.
No signal processing expertise, no setup, no new tool to learn.
Send the intracranial recording and video of each seizure together with the patient's MRI and CT, integrated in your current protocol.
BrainFocus analyses every seizure automatically, with no assumptions about where the focus lies.
Inspect the localization of the epileptic focus, propagation maps and dynamic anatomical reconstructions in one workspace.
“Thanks to BrainFocus, we have been able to review 6 seizures in only 30 minutes and found some patterns that were impossible to distinguish with the naked eye. Now we will pay greater attention to these electrodes when planning the patients’ surgery. This is really helpful and promising.”
“BrainFocus is a promising platform for review of complex intracranial EEG data for efficient and accurate clinical decision making. Epilepsy surgery decisions are often difficult. Improving the data visualization is a step toward better care.”
“I've tested different softwares but they require time investment from the clinician. BrainFocus goes a step further putting together SEEG activity into a 3D implantation reconstruction, which simplifies the delimitation of the area to resect.”
“The platform integrates both the electrical and the neuroimaging information of an intracranial electrode study, allowing a far more comfortable and effective visuospatial analysis.”
“BrainFocus is really useful to determine the electrodes and contacts involved in ictal onset. It is not easy to precisely determine these contacts when you are faced with hundreds of simultaneous recordings. Its outputs are particularly useful when ictal onset involves multiple contacts with activations at different frequencies.”