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    Lets talk about the Science behind Neuroglympse

    Learn about Cranial Nerves and more here

  • 👁️ Ocular Motility says a lot about abnormalities in the brain

    No more wait times or phony test getting in the way of getting your client on the fastest track to recovery

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    Reports are available in real-time

    Our doctor's goal is to interpret this data and create care plans that work to resolve symptoms as fast as possible, no one will be stuck without the data they need to recover as fast as possible

  • 🧠 25% of your cranial nerves play a role in eye movement

    of the 12 cranial nerves 3 control eye movement and 1 is responsible for vision

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    CIII

    Oculomotor Nerve

    CIV

    Trochlear Nerve (Cranial Nerve IV)

    CVI

    Abducens Nerve (Cranial Nerve VI)

  • 🧠 Cranial nerves are a set of 12 paired nerves that emerge directly from the brain, as opposed to spinal nerves, which emerge from segments of the spinal cord.

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  • Due to their location, structure, and function, cranial nerves can be susceptible to damage.

     Here are some reasons why:

    Anatomical Location

    Many cranial nerves have a long course as they travel from their origin in the brain to their target structures. This long course can make them vulnerable to injury at multiple points.

    Skull Foramina

    Cranial nerves exit the skull through small openings called foramina. Any lesion or growth near these foramina can compress or damage the nerves.

    Close Proximity to Bony Structures

    Some cranial nerves, like the facial nerve, travel through bony canals which offer limited space. Any swelling or inflammation can lead to compression within these canals.

    🩸 Vascular Vulnerability

    Some cranial nerves are located near blood vessels. Aneurysms or vascular malformations can compress these nerves.

    Trauma

    Head injuries can lead to direct trauma to the cranial nerves or cause increased intracranial pressure which can indirectly affect the nerves.

    Infections and Inflammation

    Conditions like meningitis can affect the cranial nerves as they are closely associated with the meninges.

  • 🧐 FAQs

    Lets win more cases together

  • Wait times = missed diagnosis for mTBI cases

    With so few neurologists who will see patients quickly for personal injury claims, patients are falling through the cracks and unable to diagnose mTBI with ocular motor motility objectively.

      🤕 <21 Days

    The majority of individuals with mild TBI, resolve symptoms within 21 days of the injury with adequate rest and a gradual return to activities.3–6

    🩻 >35 Days

    The average wait time to see a neurologist is more than 35 business days, which is longer than other specialties [2].

  • mTBIs are complicated, partnering with us is easy

    For clinics that want to expand their clinical expertise into the neurological space or lawyers looking for a better option to get their clients on the fast track to recovery and incorporate our expert report as part of their demand, we are here to help.

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