@hammerving@varoooon_shiv@paper_down_@MhaskarChief Which sentence in my text says this: "You can estimate internal carotid blood flow using external carotid monitoring." Looks like someone needs English tuition.
@DocherlaMahesh@MhaskarChief Temple is a fitness wearable. It does 100 different things, one of which is brain flow. Can you bumbfucks please shut up. It CANNOT be a scam by definition. It's a PPG-based AI wearable that's safe and gives you a lot of physiological data.
@DocherlaMahesh@MhaskarChief They did not advertise anything. They just explained the papers that were put out. Do you know the names of scientists on those papers? Do you know who D. Boas is?
10-15 years after the devices' launch. It takes time. Temple is barely 1+ years old. What approvals are you expecting in a year? Does it mean they don't even bring the product to market? Doctors need to learn the basics of capital markets.
@DocherlaMahesh@MhaskarChief You're not the authority on morals, sir. Unless they claim this metric can help people diagnose or treat any condition, you can relax. Let the entrepreneurs build.
@DrAbhishek_Ind@MhaskarChief I can see where you're coming from. No, you cannot measure CBF, and I don't think they are even claiming that. Let's stop this unnecessary mockery of things we don't fully understand? https://t.co/UTszqeMogx
@DocherlaMahesh@MhaskarChief Dude, it's not a medical device. It's of no use to doctors. It's a "proxy index" and moves like brain flow in limited, tested conditions. They said they are doing more work on it. Stop being so narcissistic.
@DocherlaMahesh@MhaskarChief Dude, it's not a medical device. It's of no use to doctors. It's a "proxy index" and moves like brain flow in limited, tested conditions. They said they are doing more work on it. Stop being so narcissistic.
@varoooon_shiv@hammerving@paper_down_@MhaskarChief Oh, let me give you some papers.
15%+ lower CBF when upright than when lying down. Where is autoregulation here?
I'll tell you where, here: https://t.co/SazKWaTS79
The way doctors study autoregulation is flawed. It's time for your 100-year-old textbooks to be updated.
@DocherlaMahesh@MhaskarChief Dude, it's not a medical device. It's of no use to doctors. It's a "proxy index" and moves like brain flow in limited, tested conditions. They said they are doing more work on it. Stop being so narcissistic.
@hammerving@paper_down_@MhaskarChief "Factors regulating cerebral blood flow" you talk like it's some science that only doctors are experts in. Do you know that CBF decreases and is significantly lower even when you stand up? Do you know why?
@hammerving@paper_down_@MhaskarChief Cool bro. That wasn't my point. My point is the region has supply originating from both the internal and external carotids. Let's move on, shall we?
Supraorbital, supratrochlear, and the zygomaticotemporal branch of the lacrimal artery, all from the ophthalmic artery, all from the internal carotid artery, all in the skin of the forehead and temporal fossa. It's there in Gray's, every edition.
ICA blood leaves the skull and reaches the forehead/frontal temple, where it meets ECA. That anastomosis is what I'm talking about.
Supraorbital, supratrochlear, and the zygomaticotemporal branch of the lacrimal artery, all from the ophthalmic artery, all from the internal carotid artery, all in the skin of the forehead and temporal fossa. It's there in Gray's, every edition.
ICA blood leaves the skull and reaches the forehead/frontal temple, where it meets ECA. That anastomosis is what I'm talking about.
Supraorbital, supratrochlear, and the zygomaticotemporal branch of the lacrimal artery, all from the ophthalmic artery, all from the internal carotid artery, all in the skin of the forehead and temporal fossa. It's there in Gray's, every edition.
ICA blood leaves the skull and reaches the forehead/frontal temple, where it meets ECA. That anastomosis is what I'm talking about.
Supraorbital, supratrochlear, and the zygomaticotemporal branch of the lacrimal artery, all from the ophthalmic artery, all from the internal carotid artery, all in the skin of the forehead and temporal fossa. It's there in Gray's, every edition.
ICA blood leaves the skull and reaches the forehead/frontal temple, where it meets ECA. That anastomosis is what I'm talking about.
Supraorbital, supratrochlear, and the zygomaticotemporal branch of the lacrimal artery, all from the ophthalmic artery, all from the internal carotid artery, all in the skin of the forehead and temporal fossa. It's there in Gray's, every edition.
ICA blood leaves the skull and reaches the forehead/frontal temple, where it meets ECA. That anastomosis is what I'm talking about.