2 results about "Neurological lesion" patented technology

The invention discloses a tomography and targeted energy thermal therapy system and method based on an acousto-optic coupling functional film layer, and relates to the technical field of noninvasive medical diagnosis and treatment. The system comprises an intelligent processing carrier, an acousto-optic coupling function film layer, a scanning mechanism, an energy treatment module and a processing and temperature control module. The intelligent processing carrier at least comprises a 20Hz-20kHz audio unit, a pickup unit, an optical signal unit and a processor; the acousto-optic coupling functional film layer is of a single physical structure and is inseparable, acoustic frequency conversion focusing imaging and targeted warm delivery at 42-47 DEG C are achieved in the same physical area in a time-sharing mode, the acoustic processing layer achieves 1000-8000 frequency doubling through a multi-stage resonance microcavity array, and the echo signal-to-noise ratio is larger than or equal to 15 dB; the scanning mechanism comprises a plurality of modes such as rotation, translation, multi-device array, human body movement, local limb movement, human body bearing support device movement and the like; the energy forms cover all types of light, electromagnetism, radio frequency and the like capable of generating a warm effect, including but not limited to non-contact or contact energy delivery modes. The traditional Chinese medicine composition is suitable for tumors, infections, inflammations, and all lesions sensitive to temperature of 42-47 DEG C including nervous system lesions such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis and the like, is low in cost, free of radiation and easy to popularize, and has extremely high creativity and practical value.

A method for detecting, diagnosing or screening for concussion in a subject includes a) tracking eye movement of at least one eye of the subject, b) analyzing eye movement of at least one eye of the subject, c) calculating a statistical test for eye movement of at least one eye of the subject as compared to a normal or mean eye movement, and d) detecting, diagnosing or screening for an impairment based on the calculated statistical test.