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Tender for the Supplier, Delivery and Installation of a Neuronavigation System for Trinity College Dublin

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46,000 EUR

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The new neuronavigation system will be used as part of electrophysiological research of the brain in healthy individuals and those with neurodegenerative/neurological disorders in the School of Medicine, TCD. A state-of-the-art neuronavigation system (hardware and software included) is required which allows for precision tracking, in real time, of the position of neurostimulation/neurorecording devices (including transcranial magnetic stimulation coils or electroencephalography cap, capable of supporting at least two TMS coils simultaneously), as well as an individual's head and brain in 3D space with functionality for unlimited overlays. The new neuronavigation system will be used as part of electrophysiological research of the brain in healthy individuals and those with neurodegenerative/neurological disorders in the School of Medicine, TCD. A state-of-the-art neuronavigation system (hardware and software included) is required which allows for precision tracking, in real time, of the position of neurostimulation/neurorecording devices (including transcranial magnetic stimulation coils or electroencephalography cap, capable of supporting at least two TMS coils simultaneously), as well as an individual's head and brain in 3D space with functionality for unlimited overlays.

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Publish date

a year ago

Close date

a year ago

Buyer information

Trinity College Dublin the University of Dublin_336

Contact:
Trinity College Dublin the University of Dublin_336
Email:
hartnetb@tcd.ie

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Installation services of laboratory equipmentMedical equipmentsResearch, testing and scientific technical simulator

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Installation services of medical and surgical equipmentMiscellaneous evaluation or testing instrumentsMiscellaneous medical devices and productsFunctional supportAnaesthesia and resuscitationOperating techniques

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