Neuroelectrics published a 4-week pilot case series in 5 patients with severe baseline symptoms (Y-BOCS ≥ 23) showing a 35.2% mean reduction in obsessive-compulsive symptoms and a 46.4% reduction in total DASS-21 affective symptom scores following bi-weekly frontal tACS sessions.
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Can #tACS help patients with treatment-resistant OCD when pharmacotherapy and CBT have failed? A 4-week pilot case series in 5 patients with severe baseline symptoms (Y-…
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Neuroelectrics
Reinventing brain health. Personalized technologies for brain monitoring and stimulation.
- Industry
- Medical Device
- Location
- Barcelona, ES
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Neuroelectrics
Neuroelectrics® is a digital brain health company that innovates at the intersection of neuroscience, physics, machine learning, and hardware. We have developed wireless EEG and tDCS/tACS/tRNS stimulation devices with up to 32 channels, amongst other products encompassing software and research services, with the purpose of monitoring and enhancing brain health.
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