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About Advanced Brain Monitoring:

Advanced Brain Monitoring, Inc. develops and delivers innovative solutions for sleep apnea diagnosis, memory dysfunction measurement, and alertness monitoring. Advanced Brain Monitoring offers physicians, dentists, industrial/transportation companies, and consumers with solutions to the problems of workplace fatigue, diagnosis of sleep and neurological disorders, and evaluation of pharmaceuticals.

The Apnea Risk Evaluation System (ARES) and EEG Technologies provide a synergistic approach to the assessment of sleep and neurological disorders, including diagnosis, measurement of treatment outcomes, and patient management. These enabling technologies can be integrated into numerous products which help clinicians provide better patient care at lower cost by combining laboratory level accuracy with the portability, ease of use, and affordability of consumer electronics.

Founded in 1997, Advanced Brain Monitoring is a privately held corporation based in Carlsbad, California. The company has received over $14 million in grants from the National Institutes of Health and the Department of Defense to develop and validate its innovative technologies. Our mission has been to develop truly innovative products based on what is demonstrably needed for patient care and public safety. We continually seek to improve our existing products, to fully and openly validate all products, and to subject all research to independent peer review.

Advanced Brain Monitoring's pioneering and practical suite of assessment tools identify the presence and severity of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and quantify the daytime consequences of OSA, including drowsiness and memory loss. The comprehensive data and interpretive reports can be used to select the optimal treatment and to evaluate the effectiveness of treatment. Advanced Brain Monitoring first targeted the highly prevalent and under-diagnosed OSA, but its systems have applications to a wide range of diseases including Alzheimer's, head trauma, stroke, and other sleep and neurological disorders. Alertness monitoring also has clear applications in safety-sensitive occupations such as the transportation industry.