Overview NIRSIT project is developing a near infrared spectrophotometer that is able to measure pre-frontal cortex blood flow at 30 frames per second. This device can monitor function of the prefrontal cortex. We are testing the NIRSIT device for it's ability to detect and monitor the severity of depression. Patients are enrolled in a clinical trial where response to ketamine or ECT therapy is assessed. Affiliated Lab Cardiac Engineering Principal investigator UCSF Arthur Wallace, MD, PhD Professor Emeritus, Vice Chair, Chief of Anesthesia, VAMC Seeking collaborators We are interested in collaborating with researchers interested in monitoring, depression, and neurocognitive testing. Email Us Support this research Are you excited by the innovative work we’re doing on this project? Learn how your financial support can make the difference in our work. Support
