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Maria's mTBI Story
Maria Accident On her usual morning drive to work, Maria was sipping her coffee and humming along to the radio when her car jolted violently forward—struck from behind by a distracted driver. The coffee flew, her neck snapped back, and her head collided with the headrest. In that instant, her day—and possibly her future—changed. The coffee flew, her neck snapped back, and in that instant, her day—and possibly her future—changed. Before Neuroglympse Given the conditions, Maria may have suffered a concussion and not know it. In-fact 56% of people with mTBIs go undiagnosed. Eye movement is the key to objective dx, this detection methods main flaw is that it is not detectable forever. TESTING WITHIN 3 WEEKS INCREASES PROBABLITY OF DETECTING MTBI RELATED INVOLUNTARY EYE MOVEMENT Maria Completes the Rivermead Questionnaire We recommend testing any one with symptoms
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There are A LOT of symptoms to treat
Here are just a few common ones: FATIGUE, TIRING MORE EASILY (R53.83 FATIGUE) IRRITABILITY, EASILY ANGERED (R45.4 IRRITABILITY AND ANGER) FEELING FRUSTRATED OR IMPATIENT (R45.4 IRRITABILITY AND ANGER) FORGETFULNESS, POOR MEMORY (R41.3 OTHER AMNESIA) POOR CONCENTRATION (R41. 840 POOR CONCENTRATION) SLEEP DISTURBANCE (G47.9 SLEEP DISORDER, UNSPECIFIED) RESTLESSNESS (R45.1 RESTLESSNESS AND AGITATION) FEELING DEPRESSED OR TEARFUL (F32.8 OTHER DEPRESSIVE EPISODES) PTSD (F43. 12 POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER) ANXIETY (F41. 1 ANXIETY) SLOWED THINKING AND PROCESSING OF INFORMATION (R41.89 BRADYPHRENIA) POST CONCUSSION SYNDROME (F07. 81 FOR POSTCONCUSSIONAL SYNDROME) CONCUSSION (S06. 0X0 FOR CONCUSSION)
How to treat these symptoms?
Connection specialties with Information and Treatment with Remote Therapeutic Monitoring & Digital Biomarkers SLEEP STAGES HEART RATE VARIABILITY ACTIVITY LEVELS STRESS LEVELS, COMPUTED VS REPORTED BODY TEMP WEIGHT ELECTRODERMAL ACTIVITY DEPRESSION PTSD ANXIETY POST CONCUSSION SYNDROME BLOOD PRESSURE GLUCOSE BONE MASS MUSCLE MASS REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING (RPM) LET'S LOOK AT THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE Maria uses our application. This application collects subjection and objective data to guide patient care. CAPTURE OBJECTIVE DATA, HR, HRV, RR CAPTURE MOOD CAPTURE STRESS, REPORTED AND COMPUTED TRACK RESPONSE TO TREATMENT This patient demonstrates a remarkable resilience, refusing to give in to the stress their body is objectively enduring. But this is a fast track to burn out. What might we recommend in this case? Vagus Nerve Stimulation (VNS): VNS therapy delivers gentle electrical impulses to the vagus nerve — that primary communicator between the brain and body. This stimulation regulates the autonomic nervous system (ANS), bringing the body back into balance. How It Works: A small device pressed into the neck delivers electrical pulses to the vagus nerve, which reduces "fight or flight" response. Benefits: Eases chronic headaches Reduces anxiety and PTSD symptoms Improves sleep quality Supports emotional resilience VNS is FDA-indicated, drug-free and safe. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS): A Breakthrough in Depression Treatment TMS is a non-invasive, FDA-approved therapy for individuals with treatment-resistant depression. It works by delivering magnetic pulses to brain areas that regulate mood. How it Works: Magnetic Field: A coil placed over the left side of the head and magnetic pulses are delievered. Why TMS? Drug-free treatment No systemic side effects. Symptom Relief: Repeated sessions help restore normal brain activity, reducing symptoms of depression. Neural Activation: These pulses stimulate underactive neurons in the prefrontal cortex. What is your heart trying to tell you? For our patient, self-reported stress and computed stress indicates agree. This is good! She has interoceptive awareness—in touch with their body's signals. The patient is progressing toward a normalized stress response. This pattern is adaptive recovery with effective coping mechanisms, treatment adherence, or resilience-building interventions.