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With a 45 minute appointment that includes a 10 minute MEG scan, we provide a detailed report on your brain function—helping you take control of your long-term health.
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Why get a MYndspan scan?
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How MEG technology works
Magnetoencephalography (MEG) measures brain activity in real-time, detecting subtle changes that other scans miss. Unlike fMRI or EEG, MEG provides a direct, high-resolution, and non-invasive brain imaging.
A Science-Backed Approach to Brain Health
A Science-Backed Approach to Brain Health We’re not the only ones using MEG – scientists and doctors have used this advanced technology for years to study brain function and assess conditions like concussions, PTSD, and neurodegeneration. It has provided invaluable insights into brain health, but until now, access has been limited to research and clinical settings.
At MYndspan, we’re changing that. Using academically validated methods, we bring this technology directly to you. Our approach is not just innovative – it’s backed by solid research, giving you the knowledge and confidence to make informed decisions about your brain health.
Understanding Brain Aging – Published in Imaging Neuroscience
Understanding Brain Aging – Published in Imaging Neuroscience - As we age, some brainwaves slow down while others speed up, reflecting how our brain adapts.
- Changes in brain networks linked to memory and cognition can indicate early signs of cognitive decline.
- MEG can detect these patterns early, helping identify signs of neurodegeneration before symptoms appear.
This means MMYndspan can help you track your brain health over time and detect when healthy aging isn’t taking place—efficiently and non-invasively.
Detecting Neurodegeneration – Published in medRxiv
Detecting Neurodegeneration – Published in medRxiv - Our research achieved 87% accuracy in identifying Parkinson’s from healthy participants.
- MEG picks up early signs of brainwave slowing, which happens before movement symptoms appear.
- This could mean earlier diagnosis, better treatment, and faster drug discovery for Parkinson’s.
Imagine how powerful it would be to catch Parkinson’s early – before it impacts daily life.
