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ICMR Launches Portable Brain Injury Diagnostic Device ‘CEREBO’

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The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has introduced CEREBO, a portable, non-invasive diagnostic device aimed at reducing mortality and disability due to traumatic brain injuries (TBI), particularly in rural and resource-limited settings.

About CEREBO:

  • Technology: Uses near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) powered by machine learning.
  • Features:
    • Detects intracranial bleeding and edema in under a minute.
    • Radiation-free, low-cost, and colour-coded results.
    • Safe for infants and pregnant women.
    • Operable by paramedical staff/unskilled personnel after 30 minutes of training.
  • Deployment: Designed for ambulances, trauma centres, rural clinics, and disaster response units.

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