Brain monitoring during spine surgery using AI
This study tests a special monitoring device that measures brain activity during spine surgery to see if artificial intelligence can help doctors keep patients safer and more comfortable. You'll wear a small sensor on your forehead, and researchers will study how well it works.
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Who can take part
- You need planned (not emergency) spine surgery on your vertebrae
- You are between 18 and 65 years old
- Your general health is good to moderate (ASA score I–III, meaning you don't have serious ongoing medical conditions)
- Your BMI is below 30 kg/m² (a measure of height-to-weight ratio)
- You have no history of brain surgery, brain tumor, or brain aneurysm
- You do not have moderate or severe lung disease
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