Non-Invasive Brain Temperature Monitoring

There is currently no practical way to directly measure the temperature of the brain.  Subsequently, clinicians are left with imperfect options that differ from or lag behind the brain temperature. This can lead to over or undercooling of patients and increases in procedure times.

LumenAstra is developing a device that can non-invasively measure internal temperature several cm below the surface in real-time through a patented method of radiometry. The LumenAstra monitor has the potential to provide information that can improve care and decision making across a range of applications.

*Product is still under development and has not been cleared for use by the FDA.

Future Applications

Medical

Aortic arch surgery requires the brain to be rapidly cooled to provide neuroprotection, but extended time at cold can lead to dangerous complications, making it critical to know the brain temperature in real-time.

There are many other medical applications that rely on cooling or heating the patient including: coronary artery bypass surgery, post-sudden cardiac arrest care, post-TBI care, and cancer treatment.

Military

For the military, heat stress and hypothermia are a concern, particularly for new recruits during basic training.

Consumer

Consumer applications include health and performance monitoring to optimize athletic performance.

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