InfraScan


Developer and distributor of handheld, near-infrared (NIR) brain scanners intended to screen for intracranial hematomas. Offers portable, battery-powered devices designed for prehospital, military, emergency department, sports sideline, pediatric and remote-site triage; has conducted multicenter clinical studies and obtained FDA and international clearances.

Industries

Biotechnology
Health Care
Medical
Medical Equipment Manufacturing

Nr. of Employees

small (1-50)

InfraScan


Patents

Optical probe for oximetry measurements

US-11622691-B2

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System and method for detection of hematoma

US-8060189-B2

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Products

Handheld NIR hematoma detector — model 2500

Compact, handheld screening device using near-infrared optics to detect intracranial bleeding and provide rapid positive/negative screening to prioritize CT referral.

Handheld NIR hematoma detector — model 2000

Lightweight handheld brain scanner that provides a positive/negative graphic report for detection of supratentorial hematomas above defined volume and depth thresholds; includes sensor, disposable light guides and charging cradle.

Infrascanner Model 2000

A light-weight and handheld brain scanner providing a simple, positive or negative graphic report for detection of traumatic supratentorial hematomas greater than 3.5 mL in volume and less than 2.5 cm from the brain surface.

Infrascanner Model 1000

A hand-held diagnostic device for head injury and stroke assessment based on Near-Infrared (NIR) technology, enabling clinicians to detect intracranial bleeding in patients with head trauma.

Infrascanner™ 2500

A revolutionary, hand-held brain hematoma detection device for head injury assessment using Near-Infrared (NIR) technology. FDA cleared handheld device that screens patients for intracranial bleeding to identify those needing immediate CT scan and neurosurgical intervention.


Services

Support for and execution of clinical studies and effectiveness trials comparing NIR screening to CT for intracranial hematoma detection.

User training materials and instructional media to support correct operation and integration into prehospital and hospital workflows.

Regional distributor network and direct sales channels for device procurement and support across multiple geographies.

Expertise Areas

  • Traumatic brain injury screening and triage
  • Near-infrared spectroscopy diagnostics
  • Handheld medical device development
  • Clinical performance evaluation and multicenter studies
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Key Technologies

  • Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS)
  • Handheld optical sensor systems
  • NIR diode light sources
  • Optical detection and photodetectors
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News & Updates

Announcement of publication reporting large-scale clinical evaluation of near-infrared device performance for traumatic brain injury diagnosis.

Announcement of regulatory clearance specifically for pediatric use of a handheld NIR hematoma detection device.

Award recognizing patient impact in the life sciences sector.

Announcement of FDA approval (De Novo) for a handheld device aiding detection of intracranial bleeding.

Deployment of over 200 handheld devices to USMC battalion aid stations as part of standard trauma kits (documented military field testing and contract activity).

Multiple peer-reviewed publications and conference presentations documenting device utility in adult and pediatric populations and in LMICs.


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