Diagnosing dementia using Fastball neurocognitive assessment
Clinical Neurology, Clinical Neurophysiology, Biomedical Engineering and seminar by George Stothart, University of Bath
Hosted by AFC Lab & CARLA Talk Series
Wednesday 18:00–19:10 Berlin (GMT+2)
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Abstract
Fastball is a novel, fast, passive biomarker of cognitive function, that uses cheap, scalable electroencephalography (EEG) technology. It is sensitive to early dementia; language, education, effort and anxiety independent and can be used in any setting including patients’ homes. It can capture a range of cognitive functions including semantic memory, recognition memory, attention and visual function. We have shown that Fastball is sensitive to cognitive dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease and Mild Cognitive Impairment, with data collected in patients’ homes using low-cost portable EEG. We are now preparing for significant scale-up and the validation of Fastball in primary and secondary care.
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