At the intersection of neuroscience and computer science,

Persyst is the worldwide leader in EEG software.

PERSYST GRAND ROUNDS

A series of online lectures

Lectures covering topics related to EEG and quantitative EEG.

Watch the recording.

EVENTS

Persyst participates in many conferences and events.

American Epilepsy Society (AES) Annual Meeting

Los Angeles, California USA
6 – 10 December 2024

Persyst | CARE

(Computer Assisted Review of EEG)

Persyst 15 EEG Review and Analysis Software provides the complete set of tools needed for C.A.R.E (Computer Assisted Review of EEG), resulting in accurate, efficient and rapid review of EEG data. Whether for high volume institutions or for community clinics, Persyst enables the highest level of comprehensive patient care when it comes to EEG monitoring and analysis.

Seizure Detection

Accurate. Fast. Flexible. P15 is the most advanced seizure detector available.

Spike Detection

Persyst spike detection is shown to be non-inferior to skilled human reviewers.

Trending

A comprehensive set of EEG trends which are easy to use and customize.

Artifact Reduction

Selectively reduces eye, muscle and electrode artifact in real-time.

Monitoring

Comprehensive patient monitoring from wherever you are.

Integrated with the EEG System you already use

Persyst is the only EEG trending and detection software that is integrated,
sold and supported by every major EEG manufacturer including
Micromed, Natus, Nihon Kohden, Cadwell, Compumedics and many more.

Persyst is the Standard of Care

* https://www.naec-epilepsy.org.

Introducing Persyst mobile.
EEG at your fingertips.

Persyst Mobile is the first EEG monitoring and review application cleared by the FDA to run on mobile devices. Now you can quickly and easily access EEG wherever you are.

Publications

Over the decades, Persyst has led the field of quantitative EEG for neurodiagnostics, delivering powerful tools into the hands of clinicians. Our success is in part due to a core commitment to research, the scientific validation of our methods in collaboration with our clinical partners, and the publication of our findings in peer-reviewed journals.

Most recently, our work validating the new Persyst Seizure Detector in P15 was published by the Journal of Clinical Neurophysiology. Findings include that the “Persyst algorithm was statistically noninferior to the humans. For the first time, a seizure detection algorithm and human experts performed similarly.”