Background

Intraoperative Awareness?

An estimated 20,000 to 40,000 patients experience awareness out of the 20 million surgeries performed yearly in the United States alone.

Anesthesia awareness (waking up) during surgery, means the patient can recall their surroundings, or an event related to the surgery, hear noises or even feel the pain whilst undergoing surgery. Long-term effects include anxiety, sleep disturbances, flashbacks, nightmares, PTSD. Some cases of awareness might occur as a result of inadequate anesthetic dosing and therefore constitute potentially preventable medical errors.

CAI is a device helps address each patient's unique anesthetic requirements preventing the risk of awakening during anesthesia and helping to ensure a safe surgical experience.

Faster 

& More Accurate

Real-time reaction without shutdowns

CAI responds 13 sec faster after drug injection compared to competitors 

Compact, Sleek 

& Wireless 

Bluetooth connectivity in settings such as (ICU) and (OR) helps improve device ergonomics 

and increase patient mobility, enabling easier data collection, remote monitoring, and continuity of care. 

Built-In Battery over 24H

Hydrogel - Based Electrodes

Maintaining Optimal Skin Health 

Using hydrogel sensors with high biocompatability for better adherence and enhanced safety.