This invention belongs to the technical field of
monitoring methods, specifically disclosing a method for clinical monitoring of craniocerebral diseases based on
electromagnetic field biodetection technology. The method includes preparing four
electrode pads, which are respectively fixed to the left and right sides of the patient's brain, the
forehead, and the
occipital region. The
electrode pads are then connected to a monitor. Based on the detection data from the four
electrode pads, the monitor obtains detection parameters at each time point: R1 represents the perturbation coefficient generated by the left and
forehead electrode pads, R2 represents the perturbation coefficient generated by the right and
forehead electrode pads, R3 represents the perturbation coefficient generated by the left and
occipital region electrode pads, R4 represents the perturbation coefficient generated by the right and left sides electrode pads and the
occipital region electrode pads, and R5 represents the perturbation coefficient generated by the left and right sides electrode pads or the perturbation coefficient of the
entire brain. The method assesses the degree of
edema, the presence of hemorrhage, or
fluid accumulation. Using four electrodes positioned at different locations in the brain allows for targeted, three-dimensional, multi-parameter detection of lesions in different parts of the brain.