Here are seven insights:
1. In 2007, engineers Pierre-Francois D’Haese, PhD, and Benoit Dawant, PhD, joined forces with neurosurgeon Peter Konrad, MD, PhD, to create NeuroTargeting.
2. At first, the company established brain geomapping software. Now, with a decade’s worth of data, they are focusing on the neurological database.
3. NeuroTargeting’s CranialCloud offers physicians access to a patient population beyond their walls, connecting centers around the word.
4. Patients may also access CranialCloud to achieve a better understanding of their conditions and be more immersed in their treatment options.
5. NeuroTargeting received a National Institutes of Health Small Business Technology Transfer grant of $700,000.
6. The company has partnerships with Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Wake Forest University, University of California San Francisco, Columbus-based Ohio State University and the Richmond, Va.-based VA Medical Center.
7. NeuroTargeting also entered into contracts with Medtronic and FHC.
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