Our extensive and significant data acquisition from over 700 suspected stroke patients has been a long-term, systematic effort at Amsterdam UMC, and it started back in 2018. At that time, we recognized the critical need for more detailed and comprehensive data on stroke patients to advance our understanding and improve the management of this life-threatening condition.
To accomplish this, we embarked on a dedicated research project which was generously supported by substantial scientific funding amounting to millions of dollars. This funding was instrumental in providing us with the necessary resources to carry out this large-scale, long-term study.
Over the course of our study, we collaborated with numerous hospitals and clinics across the Netherlands, creating a network of ambulances for data collection. With the help of over 100 trained medical professionals, we were able to meticulously document so many suspected stroke patients.
At TrianecT we have an exclusive license to use the anonymous data collected in our scientific studies performed at Amsterdam UMC in order to get EEG-based  triage devices into the ambulance at scale.