Asterion AI is a National Science Foundation Award Winning startup leveraging state of the art machine learning to diagnose neurological abnormalities
Our Solution40% of strokes are due to a large blood clot. However, only 5% of hospitals have the necessary resources and tools to remove a large clot. Ambulance personnel and First Responders lack the technology to accurately triage stroke patients, and do not know which hospital is appropriate for that patient. Unfortunately, this leads to delays in diagnosis and treatment, which in turn exacerbates the loss of brain tissue and can lead to worse neurologic outcomes.
Learn MoreAsterion AI's machine learning platform can classify EEG segments in just 3-minutes. First responders and ambulance personnel can triage patients rapidly and accurately, enabling prompt redirection to a stroke center capable of removing the clot and reducing time-to-diagnosis for patients. ​
Electroencephalograms (EEG) can be transported with ease and provide healthcare personnel with a non-invasive measure to quickly quantify brain health in any setting.
Integrating Asterion AI's machine learning platform enables quick and accurate classification of abnormal EEGs. Our advanced machine learning platform learns from thousands of EEG recordings and uses the most up-to-date artifact removal algorithms to ensure the most accurate decision making.
Early identification of EVT-eligible stroke patients is crucial to reaching the right care setting and receiving the correct treatment.
Recognize subtle changes in neurological status intra-operatively, permitting early recognition of abnormalities before closure
Prognosis estimation following anoxic brain injury using quantitative EEG biomarkers
Recognize early signs of inflammation in the brain
Diagnose epilepsy quickly using detection of abnormal electrical activity.
Track and diagnose sleep disorders using EEG monitoring of sleep activity.
Identify the early signs of traumatic brain injury (TBI) following acute injuries to the head
Monitor and gauge brain health and function following onset of encephalopathy symptoms