At Comprehensive Spine Center, we are using a new state of the art technology called I-PAS to not only diagnose an mTBI, but also treat an mTBI. I-PAS technology allows our specialists to use eye movements and eye reflexes to measure and determine the extent of a brain injury.
This specific technology utilizes virtual reality goggles that measures a patient's eye movement and responses, which in turn replicates how the brain functions. Patients who suffer from mTBI will have detectable changes seen on these I-PAS tests. Once the abnormalities are correctly interpreted by our specialists, they are then able to form an individual treatment plan that incorporates physical activity, sleep modification, medications, and I-PAS therapy sessions that help retrain the brain.
What is I-PAS?
I-PAS utilizes painless virtual reality technology to measure and quantify brain responses to external stimuli.
I-PAS allows for the precise measurement of the interaction between a patient's eyes and brain. These measurements determine the existence of brain injury and are utilized in formulating the proper treatment protocol for each individual patient.
Treatment utilizes I-PAS therapy training sessions, oculomotor training, medication, patient journaling, and physical therapy.
I-PAS technology has been extensively tested and utilized in the military setting with combat head injuries.
I-PAS Therapy Session
I-PAS is utilized to retrain and heal the brain caused by mTBI.
Patient will undergo a minimum of three therapy sessions with the I-PAS system, which records patient's progress and brain healing throughout the treatment protocol. Patient's are re-evaulated throughout the process and further therapy can be utilized.
For more information or to schedule an appointment, please contact Comprehensive Spine Center to determine if I-PAS treatment is right for you.
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