Multimodality neuromonitoring (MMM) encompasses both static and dynamic techniques
which evaluate cerebral structure, vasculature, and electrical and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) …

Multimodality monitoring of cerebral physiology encompasses the application of different
monitoring techniques and integration of several measured physiologic and biochemical …

The neurologically critically ill patient requires a comprehensive approach to evaluation and
management. Standard intensive care monitoring equipment may lead to incorrect …

Neurocritical care has two main objectives. Initially, the emphasis is on treatment of patients
with acute damage to the central nervous system whether through infection, trauma, or …

Multimodality monitoring of cerebral physiology in neurocritical care patients includes the
application of different monitoring techniques and the integration of different measured …

Background: Neurocritical care is a specialty that focuses on the critical care management of
patients with catastrophic neurologic diseases. Brain ischemia and hypoxia are often central …

In the neurointensive care unit, neurologic monitoring is depended upon to signal the onset
of neurologic decline. Many monitoring techniques such as intracranial pressure monitoring …

Multimodality monitoring provides insights into the critically ill brain-injured patient through
the assessment of biochemical, physiological, and electrical data that provides insight into a …

Patients admitted to the neurocritical care unit (NCCU) are at risk for secondary brain injury
that frequently can exacerbate outcome. Consequently, current NCCU management …

Neurosurgical patients frequently require admission to intensive care unit (ICU), either for
postoperative management or for treating complications. Postoperative neurosurgical …