NeuroView completes eight-week canine preclinical implant study
A NeuroView device implanted at the University of Colorado Veterinary School recorded clean signal over eight weeks, with no observed adverse effects.
By NeuroView Research / Scientific Affairs
Trial overview
NeuroView completed a canine preclinical trial at the University of Colorado Veterinary School. The NeuroView subgaleal EEG device was implanted in a beagle and monitored for eight weeks to evaluate signal quality, biocompatibility, and safety over eight weeks.
Results
Over the eight-week period the device recorded clean EEG signal with no observed adverse effects. It was explanted in October as planned, at the end of the monitoring protocol.
- 8 wks
- monitoring duration
- 0
- observed adverse effects
- 1
- beagle, explanted as planned
Next steps
NeuroView has announced plans for further studies in dogs with naturally occurring epilepsy to evaluate the platform's seizure detection performance and generate additional longitudinal EEG data.
Frequently asked questions
What did the canine preclinical trial evaluate?
Signal quality, biocompatibility, and safety of the subgaleal EEG device over an eight-week implant in a beagle.
What were the results?
Clean EEG signal throughout the eight weeks, no observed adverse effects, and removal as planned.
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