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This report compares a client’s data to an age-and-sex-matched normative database. The Basic Normative qEEG Report is identical to the Basic Individual qEEG Report, except the scales utilize z-scores instead of power values. The z-score range is selected by the user before the report is generated. Learn More
The Advanced Normative qEEG Report includes all the information from the Basic Normative qEEG report, as well as additional source level analysis. The source level analysis utilizes sLORETA and provides insight to the internal workings of the brain. Learn More
The premium Normative qEEG package includes the Advanced Normative qEEG Report & Advanced Summary Report. The advanced reports include all information included in the basic reports as well as in depth analysis. Learn More
The Basic Normative HRV (Heart Rate Variability) Report utilizes the age-and-sex-matched normative database to see how a patient’s heart compares to their peers. This report utilizes many of the same measures from the individual HRV Report, but then compares those values to the norm. Learn More
The Advanced Normative HRV Report includes all the same information from the basic Normative HRV Report, as well as an AI prediction of stress stage, anxiety, and depression. Learn More
Particle World for Cygnet allows virtually limitless design possibilities. Activate feedback elements from Cygnet to control the dancing particles and make them move into new shapes and patterns. Learn More
Particle World for BioExplorer allows virtually limitless design possibilities. Activate feedback elements from BioExplorer to control the dancing particles and make them move into new shapes and patterns. Learn More
The aMCI (amnestic mild cognitive impairment) screening utilizes an AI trained on EEG data of patients diagnosed with aMCI to make a prediction of aMCI likelihood. The data used in training included patients from 50 years old to eighty-five, and therefore is only accurate for patients in that age range. Learn More