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Handheld Imaging Device for Early Detection of Brain Bleeding in Head Trauma Patients Receives CE Mark Authorizing Sales in Europe, Asia and Africa PHILADELPHIA -- InfraScan, a medical device firm specializing in brain injury diagnostic products, announced today that it has obtained the CE mark, European marketing clearance, for the Infrascanner handheld brain hematoma detector.
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InfraScan's lead product, the Infrascanner(TM) handheld brain hematoma detector, is a portable imaging device using near infrared (NIR) technology for the detection of hematoma, or bleeding in the brain, in people experiencing head trauma.
InfraScan Announces First Patients Enroll in Clinical Trial in Brain ... by Business Wire
Brain hematomas developed in 40% of those head injuries.
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