Infrascanner Model 2000 uses light to look for brain injuries
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The Infrascanner Model 2000 is a handheld device that uses near infra-red light to detect traumatic brain injuries
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A little over two years ago, we looked at a hand-held device known as the Infrascanner Model 1000, which uses near infra-red light to detect traumatic brain injuries. Now, the InfraScan company has received US Food and Drug Administration approval to market the 1000’s improved successor, the Infrascanner Model 2000.
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