Description
The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking sources capable of providing an Epilepsy Monitoring Unit that can address the attached list of DRAFT requirements for the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System. The Epilepsy Monitoring Unit should be capable of rapid EEG up to full intracranial capabilities with secondary data stream capabilities, have real-time wireless accessibility for full data for critical review and intervention, and have cortical stimulation hardware that allows for a full range of stimulation parameters for accurate diagnosis. The unit should also have a user interface for acquisition that allows extensive control of layout, tools, buttons, and views, and should be compatible with existing Government-owned equipment currently in place at the facility.
Some key features of the required Epilepsy Monitoring Unit include:
• Capable of rapid EEG up to full intracranial capabilities with secondary data stream capabilities
• Must have real-time wireless (not Bluetooth) accessibility for full data for critical review and intervention
• Must have cortical stimulation hardware that allows for a full range of stimulation parameters for accurate diagnosis
• Must allow for acquisition with transparent video, aggregate channel labels for high channel count, and security of data with local server transfers with error checking and auto purging backup
• User interface for acquisition must allow extensive control of layout, tools, buttons, and views
• Cortical stimulation must allow for rapid and automatic mapping of functionality, with ability to use patient specific anatomical models, and consolidated reporting
• Must have graphical patient anatomy models for electrode locations
• Must have real-time monitoring with full interactivity of up to 12 patients per system and acuity-based controls with per patient summary sets