Forehead Cooling Device for Headache Treatment ID: 2014-062
A novel device that treats headaches through targeted cooling of the frontal scalp.
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Technology Overview
This invention by Kim Manwaring at Brigham Young University introduces a groundbreaking approach to migraine relief through a device that applies conformal cooling to the forehead. The device, comprising a cooling bag, recirculating pump, and cooling source, maintains a precise temperature of 57°F (14°C) to desensitize the frontal scalp, offering a non-invasive method to alleviate migraine pain.
Key Advantages
- Targeted relief from migraine pain without the need for medication
- Precise temperature control for effective treatment
- Non-invasive and easy to use, providing a patient-friendly alternative to current treatments
- Individualized treatment sessions to accommodate patient sensitivity variability
Problems Addressed
- Dependency on medications for headache relief
- Lack of non-invasive, effective headache treatments
- Difficulty in achieving targeted, controlled pain relief for migraines
- Varied sensitivity to treatment among patients, requiring customizable solutions
Market Applications
- Home healthcare devices for migraine and headache sufferers
- Clinical settings for targeted migraine treatment
- Portable medical devices for immediate migraine relief
- Complementary therapy in neurology clinics specialized in headache management
Additional Information
Technology ID: 2014-062
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Date Published: 06 May, 2025
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