A concentration measurement apparatus measures a temporal relative change amount (ΔcHb, ΔO.sub.2Hb) of either or both of total hemoglobin concentration and oxygenated hemoglobin concentration in the head that vary due to repetition of chest compression, and includes a light incidence section making measurement light incident on the head, a light detection section detecting the measurement light propagated through the interior of the head and generating a detection signal in accordance with the intensity of the measurement light, and a CPU determining, based on the detection signal, the relative change amount (ΔcHb, ΔO.sub.2Hb) and performing a filtering process of removing frequency components less than a predetermined frequency from frequency components contained in the relative change amount (ΔcHb, ΔO.sub.2Hb).

A detector and inclusion location method that uses a reconstruction technique to target and localize sparse small-sized but high-contrast objects, such as a tumor inside tissue. The reconstruction technique applied, can dramatically enhance the property contrast of the tumors or abnormal inclusions by ten to one hundred fold. The reconstruction technique enables the use of nonlinear imaging ill-posed techniques that are function-oriented imaging techniques without any need for structural prior knowledge.

A method for treating diagnosed or suspected tumors of a subject, comprising obtaining a target map that identifies an actual or likely location of the tumor in the subject, and providing multifocal non-invasive electrical stimulation with a duration, spatiotemporal pattern, current intensity, electrode montage, and/or regimen sufficient to do one or more of the following: (1) reduce the size of one or more tumor(s), (2) alter its/their perfusion, (3) change its/their metabolic or electrical activity, (4) change its/their functional connectivity profile, (5) slow down or stop its/their progression/spread and related symptomatology, (6) characterize one or more tumor(s) based on its/their response to noninvasive brain stimulation; possibly in conjunction with optimized anatomical changes applied to the skin or skull to better steer currents and fields into the tumor.

Methods and systems are disclosed herein for a system configured to determine a position of a brain monitoring user device, and a brain state of a user. Based on the determined position and the determined brain state, the system provides access to a set of media guidance application operations corresponding to the determined brain state and to brain regions corresponding to the determined position of the brain monitoring user device.

The invention relates to an electronic device (1) for predicting the visual perceptual task performance of an individual human. The electronic device is configured to: •receive an output of a first sensor device configured to measure the working memory load at the frontal cortex of the human, and •predict the visual perceptual task performance as a function of said sensor output. The invention further relates to a system and a method.

A concentration measurement apparatus includes a light input unit for inputting measurement light to a measurement target portion, a light detection unit for detecting the measurement light propagated inside the measurement target portion, and generating a detection signal according to an intensity of the measurement light, and a calculation unit for obtaining hemoglobin-related information based on the detection signal. The calculation unit performs filter processing of extracting a component derived from respiration among frequency components included in the detection signal, the hemoglobin-related information, or a numerical value appearing in a calculation process of the hemoglobin-related information for obtaining the hemoglobin-related information in a vein of the measurement target portion.

A blood flow measurement device easily measures the blood flow of a user, and includes a first body portion, a second body portion, and a hinge. The first body portion includes a first casing having a first bottom face, a light source that emits near-infrared radiation from the first bottom face to the outside of the first casing, and a first light reception unit that receives the near-infrared radiation from the first bottom face side on the outside of the first casing. The second body portion includes a second casing having a second bottom face, and a second light reception unit that receives the near-infrared radiation from the second bottom face side on the outside of the second casing. The hinge joins the first body portion to the second body portion so as to make an angle formed by the first bottom face and the second bottom face variable.

A device and method are provided for real-time classification of covert speech. The device comprises a plurality of sensors for capturing real-time bio-signal data for brain monitoring in response to mental tasks delivered to a user, and a brain computer interface with memory storing instructions to configure a processor to perform a method of real-time classification of covert speech. The method comprises capturing real-time bio-signal data for brain monitoring in response to mental tasks delivered to a user, pre-processing the raw bio-signal data, extracting a vector of features from the raw bio-signal data, selecting features from the vector of features, building classification model to generate classified covert speech data using the selected features, and controlling a display device with visual elements based on the classified covert speech data.

A multimodal optical imaging platform is used to obtain cerebral perfusion-metabolism mismatch metrics for rapid assessment of acute brain injury, ongoing (real-time) feedback to optimize cardiopulmonary resuscitation to improve neurological outcome, and rapid prognosis of recovery. Light of several wavelengths and types is delivered to the tissue, which is then absorbed and scattered by tissue components such as blood and cellular components. Some of this light scatters back to the surface, where it is captured by a detector. The resulting data are processed to obtain blood flow and oxygenation parameters, as well as tissue scattering. These parameters are then combined to calculate metabolism and flow-metabolism coupling/decoupling metrics, which are used to determine ischemic damage, ongoing need for optimal blood flow and oxygenation, and to predict cerebral recovery in patients with acute brain injury during and immediately after cardiac arrest, stroke, traumatic brain injury, etc.

Systems and methods for monitoring sleep are disclosed. According to an aspect, a method includes emitting light into tissue. The method also includes detecting light backscattered from the tissue. Further, the method includes determining a sleep pattern based on the backscattered light.