Neuron-Spectrum-4/EPM

Full-featured Neurophysiological Laboratory at Your Fingertips

The high-quality amplifier can be used for: routine EEG, long-term EEG monitoring, study of evoked potentials of all modalities (somatosensory, visual, auditory or cognitive), scientific researches. The main difference between Neuron-Spectrum-4/EPM and other digital EEG and EP systems is that it is already equipped with the set of stimulators for EP acquisition. Thus you can start your neurophysiological studies at once. The system can be later upgraded to full-featured 4-channel EMG device.

21 EEG Channels + 9 Channels to Record any Signals from EOG to Short-latency EP

The device is equipped with:

• 21 EEG channels
• 4 polygraphic channels with up to 16 000 Hz sampling rate to record any signals from EOG to short-latency EP
• 1 ECG channel
• 1 breath channel
• 2 direct current channels (in most cases are used to record data from body position sensors)
• visual, auditory, electrical and pattern stimulators
• additional SpO2 channel can be built-in at your request

Impedance Measurement Button on EEG Unit

To facilitate the device use, we equipped the front panel with handy button. It allows a medical practitioner to measure impedance at the spot just after the electrode placement on a patient. There is no need to press buttons on a computer. The impedance values of all the electrodes are indicated on the front panel by colored LED indicators. Besides, this button allows to run EEG signal monitoring and recording. 

10 Options to Expand Device Functions Starting from PSG and Long-term Monitoring to EMG

It is possible to expand system functionality by 10 different options which add EMG, ERG, PSG, CFM, long- and short-latency EP capabilities.

Powerful Remote Monitoring

You can observe the EEG acquisition from next room or building using LAN. The recorded exams can be uploaded automatically to cloud storage of your choice to get an access to them from your home PC, your notebook or tablet PC. Wherever you are, you can easily start working with them.

The list of articles on research using Neuron-Spectrum-4/EPM at Google Scholar.