October 16, 2019 – Nine Posters on the NPi®-200 Pupillometer Presented at 2019 NCS
VANCOUVER, BC – Nine clinical poster presentations focusing on pupillometry were presented at the Neurocritical Care Society (NCS) 17th Annual Meeting held October 15-18, 2019 in Vancouver, BC.
Olson, D, et al. – Insuring the Integrity of Clinical Registries: An Example of Cleaning a Large Multicenter Neurologically Ill Patient Database (UT Southwestern). Summary Poster
Choi, SH, et al. – Clinical usefulness of quantitative assessment of pupillary light reflex in hospital onset unresponsiveness (Asan University Medical Center – Seoul, S Korea). Summary Poster
Olson, D, et al. – The Impact of Increased Intracranial Pressure on Pupillometry: A Replication Study (UT Southwestern). Summary Poster
Di Bernardini, E, Taccone, F, et al. – Multimodal Approach for Prognostication after Cardiac Arrest: post hoc analysis of a multicentric cohort (Erasme Hospital – Brussels, Belgium). Summary Poster
Riker, R, et al. – Midbrain Injury is Common in Patients with Abnormal Pupillary Light Reflex After Cardiac Arrest (Maine Medical Center – Portland ME). Summary
Peluso, L, Taccone, F, et al. – A Multimodal Approach for Prognostication of Post Anoxic Brain Injury (Erasme Hospital – Brussels, Belgium). Summary Poster
Ong, C, et al. – Quantitative Pupillometry and Radiographic Midbrain Compression (Boston Medical Center – Boston, MA). Summary Poster
McCredie, VA, et al. – Implementation of Newly Adopted Technology in Neurocritical Care: A Usability Study of an Automated Pupillometer (University Health Network – Toronto, Canada). Summary Poster
Koehn, J. – Associations Between Pupillary Reactivity and Intracranial Pressure in ICH Patients (Universitätsklinikum Erlangen – Erlangen, Germany). Summary
