Hospitals

Intraoperative Neurophysiologic Monitoring (IONM) is a monitoring technique that utilizes specific modalities to evaluate the brain or spinal cord moment-to-moment during operations on or near these structures. These techniques record electrical potentials which allow the surgeons to assess nerve function during your surgical procedure in “real-time”. With this knowledge of the current state of the nervous system, surgeons can be alerted of possible injuries and the necessary steps can be taken to reduce the risk of neurological deficits.

Bromedicon utilizes the most advanced equipment and highly trained personnel to assess compression, ischemia and nerve function during many different types of surgical procedures. All of the cases we monitor are only at the request of your surgical team.

Another key component of Bromedicon’s superior level of professional expertise is Quality Assurance (QA). This is a key tool that we use in the education, performance evaluation and maintenance of highest standards of practice.

All procedures are monitored by a BC/BE neuromonitorist and remotely supervised by a staff neurologist for clinical support and interpretation.

Significant cost savings can be achieved when using Bromedicon, Inc. by only incurring a set fee when services are provided. Hospitals with their own dedicated IONM programs incur the costs associated with full-time employees, equipment costs, and supplies even when there is only a limited need for IONM services.

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