The typical cases when Nelli® is used
Confirmed epilepsy
To find out the patient's current condition and help to adjust the treatment when needed.
Suspected epilepsy
Helping to find out if epileptic or non-epileptic events occur at night.
Upcoming intervention
To find out the patient's condition before and after a medical intervention.
What happens during a Nelli® examination?
The physician prescribes a Nelli® examination for a patient.
A Nelli® examination can be done at patient's home or at the hospital.
A small camera on a stand is installed in the patient's home for the patient to record their sleep and resting times.
A Nelli® examination does not require any wearables on the patient.
Patient can behave as usual during the examination.

An examination at a patient's home is typically prescribed for 14 to 28 days. This way even the less frequently occurring seizures can be captured.
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DownloadWhat patients are saying about Nelli®
94%
of patients consider Nelli®
to be easy to use
97.8%
of patients
recommend Nelli®
Based on survey with 95 patients
Nelli® helped find the right treatment for Martta
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