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The BioGraph Infiniti MultiModality Suite includes 96 screens plus 48 new screens created by leading clinicians with international reputations. Designed for assessment, feedback, training, reviewing and reporting; these specialized screens offer a world of choice for clinical and research use. There are many screens which combine different modalities; EMG, EEG, EKG, Skin Conductance, HR/BVP, Heart Rate Variability, Respiration, Temperature as well as screens for multiple channels of a single modality. The suite PDF manuals are organized by main modality (EEG, EMG and Physiology) to help you easily find the screen or script that best suites your client's needs. Included with the new screens are 5 dual-monitor screens to give you a view of the data while your client is engaged in a training session.
A number of new display instruments have been included in some of the screens, to provide you with greater control for training and feedback. For example, you can easily adjust the threshold of the instrument “percentage of time above threshold” during a session and change the cutoff frequencies while recording. For dual monitoring screens, you can change the parent bar graph's threshold controls on your monitor and know that these will be mirrored on the client's child bar graphs on their monitor. Other new features include epoch statistics, histograms and a variety of new animations. For further details, please view the New Features document.
Thirteen new scripts have also been added to the 4 scripts in the last version for you to record client sessions. This way you can easily track client progress within a session and across sessions in easy-to-read trend reports.
The MultiModality Suite can be used with the 8-channel ProComp Infiniti encoder, or the 10-channel FlexComp Infiniti encoder. For the FlexComp you simply change the dip switch settings to allow for slower sampling rates on six channels, using up less hard disk space.
A sample screen from Dr Stephen Sideroff. The screen above combines SMR/EMG combined training (SMR reinforcement with Theta and Hi Beta inhibits and peripheral EMG inhibit) along with training of skin temperature (color change when Temperature is above threshold) and Skin Conductance (color change when Skin Conductance is below threshold). This is useful in integrating EEG and peripheral training. This screen can be specifically used for pain and muscle tension clients where specific muscles can be monitored while enhancing SMR and lowering Theta.
A sample screen from Dr Don Moss. This screen provides line graphs showing the EKG, Heart Rate, Respiration, Skin Conductance and Temperature, as well as digital displays showing the moment to moment values of each of these parameters. The screen includes a three dimensional spectral display of Heart Rate Variability across frequency ranges. It also includes a line graph showing the amplitude of Heart Rate Variability in the three standard frequency ranges utilized in biofeedback: Very Low Frequency, Low Frequency, and High Frequency. This screen can be used to record and display multiple modalities during an initial assessment session, and to replay session data at a later time.
This is a sample screen from Louise Marks. The purpose of the above dual-monitor screen is to train clients to increase SMR and decrease Theta and Beta 3 activity. There is a counter to compare trial to trial, with the goal of making more points (meeting all criterion) within the same amount of time. The walking man animation and the counter on the client's monitor advance and music plays when three criterion are met: theta and beta 3 are below threshold, and SMR is above threshold. The threshold controls are on the trainer's monitor along with digital readings for theta, SMR, and Beta 3 amplitude.
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