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FDA Clears Device to Protect Kids Against Head Injury
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FDA permits marketing of new device to protect athletes from harmful effects of head impacts
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This head impact collar that cuts athlete brain injuries just got the FDA nod
Chris Davies - Feb 26, 2021, 12:02pm CST
An innovative collar intended to prevent athletes from suffering brain injury from head impacts has been given authorization by the FCC to go on sale in the US, with hopes that Q-Collar could help the millions of such injuries that happen each year. Traumatic brain injury (TBI) can lead to nerve damage, paralysis, and even death, when blunt trauma causes the brain to “slosh” in the skull.
According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, there are potentially as many as 3.8 million TBIs that are blamed on sports and recreation in the US every year. It’s been of particular concern around young people playing football, where incidents involving striking, or being struck by, another person or object can lead to such damage.
New surgical procedure reduces the rate of recurrent strokes among atherosclerotic patients
A surgical procedure advanced and studied by vascular neurosurgeons at Cedars-Sinai dramatically reduced the rate of recurrent strokes among patients with atherosclerotic disease, a new study shows.
Atherosclerotic disease, also known as hardening of the arteries, is a buildup of plaque that narrows the arteries leading to the brain. The condition is known to increase patients risk of having a series of strokes.
Exciting new results from a Phase II clinical trial conducted at Cedars-Sinai demonstrated that a new procedure reduced recurrent stroke rates from 37% to 10.7%. Encephaloduroarteriosynangiosis, or EDAS for short, is a new procedure that was used and recently published in the journal
Lewy Body Dementia Genes Show Links to Alzheimer s, Parkinson s
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