Post by ADA on Oct 21, 2023 6:03:49 GMT
The practical application of the new technique of birth with a hat is related to the development of a portable gadget: a hat or earphones that stimulate the work of transparent lymphatic vessels during sleep in newborns. They can be used not only in maternity hospitals and clinics, but also at home. In such devices, light and inaudible sound act as stimuli. EEG electrodes on the cap record sleep stages.
Developed by scientists at the Smart Sleep Lab and embedded into the device, the program determines the stages of deep sleep: when the glymphatic system of the brain is activated. At this time, the light guide in the cap automatically moible number data sends a stimulating signal to the lymphatic vessels of the brain. Initiates the process of cleaning tissues from metabolites and harmful substances. University is conducting preclinical trials on mice, and clinical trials will begin in the coming months at the Volga Research Medical University. é Clinic's partners will handle the automated delivery of exposures.
This project at the intersection of medicine, physics and biology demonstrates the real possibilities of an interdisciplinary approach at the modern university and its partners. In addition to studying invisible vessels, lab teams are developing projects to deliver drugs to the brain to fight tumors. : We inject the medicine into the lymph nodes in the neck. It turns out that there is a retrograde current that not only flows downward, but also upward.
Developed by scientists at the Smart Sleep Lab and embedded into the device, the program determines the stages of deep sleep: when the glymphatic system of the brain is activated. At this time, the light guide in the cap automatically moible number data sends a stimulating signal to the lymphatic vessels of the brain. Initiates the process of cleaning tissues from metabolites and harmful substances. University is conducting preclinical trials on mice, and clinical trials will begin in the coming months at the Volga Research Medical University. é Clinic's partners will handle the automated delivery of exposures.
This project at the intersection of medicine, physics and biology demonstrates the real possibilities of an interdisciplinary approach at the modern university and its partners. In addition to studying invisible vessels, lab teams are developing projects to deliver drugs to the brain to fight tumors. : We inject the medicine into the lymph nodes in the neck. It turns out that there is a retrograde current that not only flows downward, but also upward.