
Natus® NeuroWorks® Software
The Natus NeuroWorks platform simplifies the process of collecting, monitoring and managing data for routine EEG testing, ambulatory EEG, long-term monitoring, ICU monitoring, and research studies.
A wide range of leading-edge equipment options and advanced software to enhance diagnosing the presence of seizures, epilepsy and other disorders that affect the brain in settings across the continuum of neuro care.
LTM systems with advanced IT capabilities offer a high sampling rate, up to 256 channels, qEEG analysis, Spike & Event analyzer options, fully-synchronized HD video for clinical and research applications. The systems interface with our proprietary Cortical Stimulator.
The Natus NeuroWorks platform simplifies the process of collecting, monitoring and managing data for routine EEG testing, ambulatory EEG, long-term monitoring, ICU monitoring, and research studies.
The Nicolet Cortical Stimulator is a compact, digital and portable unit that aids in identification and mapping of the areas of the brain that control speech, sensory, vision and motor skills.
Natus introduces its most innovative amplifier for epilepsy monitoring and research, the Natus Quantum. This single compact package has it all. Quantum was designed specifically to meet the versatile needs of today’s modern Epilepsy Monitoring Units and research centers.
The compact Xltek EMU40EX breakout box with built-in wireless capability allows video EEG monitoring even when the patient disconnects from the main unit for daily care routines. Extended range wireless connectivity doesn’t sacrifice data quality with its 1 kHz sampling frequency.
EEG systems with advanced IT capabilities offer 32+ channels, qEEG analysis, Spike & Event analyzer options, fully-synchronized HD video. Some systems offer multi-modality recording.
The Natus NeuroWorks platform simplifies the process of collecting, monitoring and managing data for routine EEG testing, ambulatory EEG, long-term monitoring, ICU monitoring, and research studies.
The Natus Brain Monitor is the next generation advanced amplifier for EEG, Long-Term Monitoring and ICU studies. Its higher sampling rates, wider signal bandwidth, and additional configurable inputs make it a perfect choice for all clinical settings including EEG, LTM and ICU.
The EEG32U amplifier is feature rich, providing all the resources needed for clinical EEG studies in the hospital EEG lab or in a private practice. The EEG32U amplifier is the complete EEG instrument.
NicoletOne EEG is a high quality, cost effective solution for the detection of various neurological disorders. The NicoletOne EEG system offers flexibility without compromising capability, delivering essential features for efficient performance, making it ideal for all clinical needs.
Comfortable, durable, multi-modality, 24-channel recorders with fully-synchronized HD video for in-home recording.
The Natus NeuroWorks platform simplifies the process of collecting, monitoring and managing data for routine EEG testing, ambulatory EEG, long-term monitoring, ICU monitoring, and research studies.
Xltek Trex HD is a multimodality, full channel ambulatory recorder that's small, lightweight and delivers reliability, flexibility and performance.
Systems have intuitive touchscreen interface designed specifically for intensive workflow and Constant Video EEG monitoring with remote connectivity in a small footprint package.
The Natus NeuroWorks platform simplifies the process of collecting, monitoring and managing data for routine EEG testing, ambulatory EEG, long-term monitoring, ICU monitoring, and research studies.
Brain Monitor features 50 clearly marked inputs, including oxygen saturation and pulse rate from an integrated MasimoSET oximeter. Sleep or EEG studies can be run using Brain Monitor or, with its 50 channels, a full EEG study and PSG study at the same time.
Nicolet Monitor is the leading solution for intensive care brain monitoring. Continuous brain monitoring is used to monitor EEG brain activity and other physiological parameters in acutely ill patients.