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Measuring Brain Blood Flow and CO2 in Real Time—Why This Changes Concussion Recovery with Dr. Nate Keiser (Part 2) | E58
May 11, 202636m 00s
Neuro-RehabFunctional Neurology
About This Episode
In Part 2 of this conversation with Dr. Nate Keiser, Dr. Ayla Wolf and Dr. Keiser go deeper into the clinical applications of cerebrovascular monitoring — including how practitioners are using real-time CO2 and blood flow data to personalize concussion treatment protocols.
This episode covers practical tools, breathing interventions, and the future of objective concussion assessment. If you're a clinician or a patient who wants to understand the cutting edge of concussion science, this is essential listening.
Topics Covered
Neuro-RehabFunctional Neurology
Full Transcript
Dr. Nate Keiser: 00:00
The autoimmunity levels are going to go up. The amount of difficulty with digestion is going to tend to go up. The things you are sensitive in your life are going to go up. Your ability to control your hormone regulation is going to be impaired because all of these feedback loops require a brain that can feel what's going on in here and what's going on out there accurately and generate a motor response. And I think we s we skip that a lot in terms of trying to understand the way that those systems work.
Dr. Ayla Wolf: 00:33
Welcome to Life After Impact, the Concussion Recovery Podcast. I'm Dr. Ayla Wolfe, and I will be hosting today's episode where we help you navigate the often confusing, frustrating, and overwhelming journey of concussion and brain injury recovery. This podcast is your go-to resource for actionable information, whether you're dealing with a recent concussion, struggling with post-concussion syndrome, or just feeling stuck in your healing process. In each episode, we dive deep into the symptoms, testing, treatments, and neurological insights that can help you move forward with clarity and confidence. We bring you leading experts in the worl…