Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique

Ecole Superieure De Physique Et De Chimie Industrielles De La Ville De Paris

Inserm (Institut National De La Sante Et De La Recherche Medicale)

California Institute of Technology

Sorbonne Université

Iconeus

Institut National De La Sante Et De La Recherche Medicale

Charlie Demene

Mickaël Tanter

Mikhail G Shapiro

Richard A Andersen

David Maresca

José-Alain Sahel

Bruno-Félix Osmanski

Vasileios Christopoulos

Olivier Baud

Jérôme Baranger

Serge Picaud

Sara Cadoni

Sumner L Norman

DEVICES AND METHODS BASED ON ULTRASOUNDS FOR RESTORING VISION OR ANY OTHER BRAIN FUNCTION

An ultrasound probe holding device configured to attach to the head of an infant for transfontanellar imaging is disclosed, including a head pad configured to be in contact with the head of the infant and including a central opening, wherein the head pad is configured to receive an ultrasound probe; a pad squeezer, including a central opening and configured to cooperate with the head pad to allow an axial guidance of the head pad along a guidance axis substantially perpendicular to a surface tangent to the head of the infant; a device holder configured to be attached to the head of the infant and exert a downward force on the pad squeezer, along said guidance axis; and a repellent configured to exert a repellent force between the pad squeezer and the head pad when the device holder exerts the downward force on the pad squeezer.

Ultrasound probe holding devices for infants

Methods and systems are provided for decoding movement intentions using functional ultrasound (fUS) imaging of the brain. In one example, decoding movement intentions include determining a memory phase of a cognitive state of the brain, the memory phase between a gaze fixation phase and movement execution phase, and determining one or more movement intentions including one or more of intended effector (e.g., hand, eye) and intended direction (e.g., right, left) according to a machine learning algorithm trained to classify one or more movement intentions simultaneously.

Decoding movement intention using ultrasound neuroimaging

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