If you are an expert in Sleep Medicine and/or Neurology your opinion is highly important to our research project.
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Help Our Research Project for a Chance to Win $100!
August 24th, 2010
Neurovirtual/Sleepvirtual Participate in FIME 2010
August 14th, 2010
Neurovirtual Booth at FIME 2010 Tradeshow
Neurovirtual and Sleepvirtual participated in the FIME 2010 Tradeshow at the Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami Beach, Florida August 11th -13th, 2010. Read the rest of this entry »
Sticky Wires?
July 26th, 2010
By Michael Miller, RPSGT
This tip comes by way of a third party. I was conducting a meeting last week with Sue Hoefs, hopefully she doesn’t mind the shout out but I like to give credit where it is due, and she suggested a tech tip that I had never heard of. Read the rest of this entry »
Neurovirtual and Sleepvirtual Exhibited at the 13th International MED & LAB Expo in Tehran
June 17th, 2010
Iran held its 13th International Exhibition for Medical, Dental and Laboratory Equipments, Pharmaceutical Products and Healthcare Services (IRAN MED & LAB) at the Tehran Permanent International Fairgrounds from June 11-14. Nearly 1,000 domestic and foreign companies from various countries including Germany, UK, South Korea, Malaysia, Jordan, China, Thailand, and Turkey attended the 4-day event.
Neurovirtual’s distributer in Iran, Batis Porto Medical Technology (http://www.batisparto.com), Read the rest of this entry »
Reducing EKG Artifact
May 19th, 2010Sleep Tech Tip of the Week
By Michael Miller, RPSGT
Artifact can be defined as an unwanted signal interfering with a channel on a PSG or EEG exam. One of the most prevalent and menacing artifacts most often observed is EKG artifact. EKG artifact is classified by an EKG waveform appearing in channels other than the actual EKG channel. EKG artifact is usually caused by a lead or electrode being place on a site where the patients pulse is evident. Read the rest of this entry »
Trouble With Troubleshooting?
April 26th, 2010
After a recent conversation with a colleague, who is a technical support specialist, I felt that this week’s tech tip of the week should be focused on the topic of troubleshooting. I asked to him to give me a percentage value for the usual type of technical support calls that he receives. His response was surprising to me. He informed me that 10% of technical support phone calls that he receives were related to sensor failures, 10% were associated to computer problems, 10% were linked to legitimate system software issues, 10% were connected to actual hardware malfunctions, and 60% of the calls that he fields were correlated with user error. I asked him to elaborate on the user error calls that made up more than half of his of his work load. He further explained that a majority of these calls came from new users of the equipment which was to be expected during the acclimation period of a new system. Read the rest of this entry »
Could You Use $200?
April 12th, 2010
In these tough economic times, who couldn’t?! Neurovirtual and Sleepvirtual want to offer you a chance to receive a $200 VISA Gift Card for doing something simple! All you need to do is refer a company to our Sales Department. If that company purchases one of our systems, we will send you a $200 VISA Gift Card as a thank you! Read the rest of this entry »
Neurovirtual install routine EEG at Maria Parham Hospital
February 16th, 2010Henderson, NC
Neurovirtual sold a routine EEG (Model: Neurovirtual BWII EEG) at Maria Parham Hospital last year and the level of the satisfaction of the hospital is incredibly high.
An interview with Jon Clark, Director of Respiratory Services, conducted by Michael Miller in February 2010 is a must see, and shows how Neurovirtual’s customers are delight with the high quality of its systems and affordable price the company offers on Neurology and Sleep Diagnostic Equipment.
The company started breaking in at the Hospital environment and so far the venture has been very successful.
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Neurovirtual has now established distribution in 25 countries
February 2nd, 2010Neurovirtual established distribution in 25 countries around the world consolidating the brand worldwide.
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