Category
Neurosurgery Monitoring
Typical Use
Monitor neural pathways to reduce risk of iatrogenic injury during surgery.
Description
A multimodal platform that records somatosensory evoked potentials, motor evoked potentials, electromyography, and cranial nerve function in real time to alert surgical teams to potential compromise of neural structures during spine, brain, and skull base procedures. IONM requires trained neurophysiologists, baseline recordings, and interpretation in the context of anesthesia and surgical maneuvers to guide immediate corrective actions and improve neurologic outcomes. Integration with operative workflow and clear communication protocols between monitoring personnel and surgeons are essential for effective intraoperative neuroprotection.