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Advancing Personalized Perioperative Geriatric Care with Space Medical Technology: An Observational Feasibility Study Across the Aging and Cognitive Spectra
Julia Scarpa;
Hannah Leibowitz;
Nicole Blattman;
Elizabeth Geib;
Saiesh Kalva;
Cheguevara Afaneh;
Joseph R. Scarpa;
Mark S. Lachs;
Quan Zhang;
Gary E. Strangman
ABSTRACT
This study demonstrates that it is highly feasible to recruit and retain surgical patients across the aging and cognitive spectra for continuous perioperative neuromonitoring using NINscan, a multimodal wearable device originally developed for spaceflight.
Citation
Please cite as:
Scarpa J, Leibowitz H, Blattman N, Geib E, Kalva S, Afaneh C, Scarpa JR, Lachs MS, Zhang Q, Strangman GE
Advancing Personalized Perioperative Geriatric Care with Space Medical Technology: An Observational Feasibility Study Across the Aging and Cognitive Spectra