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NeoNOVA Trial: Video-Based AI Monitoring for Neonatal Neurological Assessment — Validation Study Opens

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18 June 2026

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The NeoNOVA study investigates continuous video-based monitoring with AI analysis for neurological assessment in neonates. This validation study aims to compare AI anatomical landmark tracking against traditional clinical examinations in 200 NICU patients.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

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