New Zealand will have first use of a groundbreaking device that’s set to revolutionise concussion diagnosis for rugby players in the country.
The world’s first portable brain scanner – known as the Nurochek headset – will allow head injuries to be detected in just two minutes, delivering an objective test result based on a binary yes or no.
Former All Black Steve Devine, who says he’s taken “30 to 40 knocks” during his playing days, describes the portable brain scanner as a “game-changer”.
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