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We are designing a device to be implanted into the frontal section of a patient’s brain to monitor the intracranial fluid pressure (ICP) in order to troubleshoot problems with failed shunts. Patients with headaches, nausea, and various other symptoms need to be able to use the device to test their own ICP. The device should also output data to be interpreted by a trained professional to diagnose shunt failure or abnormalities in the ICP.
