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Area of Science:

Biomedical Engineering
Medical Imaging
Neurology

Background:

Stroke is a major global cause of death and disability, necessitating timely diagnosis and continuous patient monitoring.
Current imaging methods like CT and MRI are not suitable for frequent, onsite use.
There is a need for portable, non-invasive diagnostic tools for stroke management.

Purpose of the Study:

To report clinical findings from the first use of a novel electromagnetic imaging (EMI) device in stroke patients.
To evaluate the accuracy and feasibility of the EMI device for stroke detection and localization.

Main Methods:

Development of a portable, non-invasive electromagnetic imaging (EMI) device using a headset with an antenna array.
Application of physics-based and data-driven algorithms for brain mapping and stroke analysis.
Clinical testing of the EMI device on 50 stroke patients.

Main Results:

The EMI device achieved 98% accuracy in stroke classification.
The device demonstrated 80% accuracy in two-dimensional stroke localization.
The system enables quasi-real-time detection and classification of strokes.

Conclusions:

The portable EMI device shows high accuracy for stroke classification and localization.
This non-ionizing, non-invasive technology is suitable for frequent monitoring and onsite diagnosis.
The device has potential applications in ICUs, emergency departments, and by paramedics for rapid stroke assessment.