The object
Arminas Ragauskas invented a non-invasive ultrasound system for measuring intracranial pressure without drilling through the skull. The device compares vascular signals while controlled external pressure is applied, producing an absolute pressure estimate; a 2024 prospective clinical report includes Ragauskas in the Kaunas University of Technology team testing new monitors.
What Arminas did
Invented non-invasive ultrasound-based devices and methods for measuring absolute intracranial pressure.
Why it matters
The method offers a repeatable, non-surgical alternative to invasive intracranial-pressure monitoring for neurological injury and disease.
Living-status check
A 2024 prospective clinical study lists Ragauskas at Kaunas University of Technology among authors testing non-invasive intracranial-pressure monitors.