QEEG measures your brain's electrical activity in real time — revealing patterns linked to focus, mood, memory, and mental clarity.
Quantitative Electroencephalography (QEEG) is an advanced test that measures your brain's electrical activity.
It analyses brainwave patterns to detect how well different parts of your brain are working — helping identify focus, mood, or sleep issues early.
Unlike CT or MRI scans that show structure, QEEG shows how your brain functions in real time.
QEEG reveals brain function patterns that are invisible to standard imaging tests, giving doctors a clearer picture of cognitive and emotional health.
This helps in early detection, precise diagnosis, and tracking treatment progress for a wide range of neurological and psychological conditions.
QEEG helps assess and monitor:
Anxiety, depression, and mood swings
ADHD and attention problems
Sleep disorders and burnout
Concussion and post-injury recovery
Memory loss, dementia, and cognitive decline
Post-stroke or head injury rehabilitation
Completely safe, non-invasive, and painless.
Detects brain function issues often missed by structural scans.
Provides clear visual maps of overactive or underactive brain areas.
Tracks treatment progress during therapy or rehabilitation.
You wear a soft, sensor-fitted helmet that records brainwaves for a few minutes.
AI-powered software analyses the signals to create a colour-coded brain map.
The map shows which areas are overactive, underactive, or out of sync.
The clinician interprets the report to design a personalised care plan.
Detects learning or attention issues early and guides therapy.
Identifies stress, fatigue, or emotional imbalance for targeted treatment.
Tracks memory and cognitive health for early dementia detection.
