SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR MEASURING NEUROTOXICITY IN A SUBJECT

The present disclosure relates to a system and method capable of capturing, processing and analyzing electroencephalography (EEG) signals, including features, patterns or signatures with relevance to diagnosis, prognosis, risk stratification or other clinically relevant interpretation, by means of a low-profile head-mounted wireless recording device that may be rapidly applied to the individual being examined. The head-mounted recording device is comprised of an array of electrode elements that contact the subject's forehead, a docking site and an acquisition device that receives, processes, and transmits the EEG data. In one embodiment, the device simultaneously collects additional data, including but not limited to accelerometer data, heart rate, sound level, light level, temperature and/or pulse oximetry. Subsequently, the data is ingested into an analytics system which is capable of identifying features, signatures or patterns that have significance for diagnosis, prognosis, risk-stratification or other medically pertinent observations, estimates or predictions.