Neurology— FDA advisory panel NE

Neurology spans diagnostics and a fast-moving therapeutic edge: EEG systems and electrodes, nerve-conduction and evoked-potential instruments, intracranial pressure monitors, transcranial magnetic stimulators, external nerve stimulators for pain and migraine, and cranial fixation hardware. Like cardiology, the panel's deepest implants — deep-brain stimulation systems, most notably — are PMA devices and invisible in 510(k) data.

What the clearance record captures well is the non-invasive neurotech expansion: external stimulation and neurodiagnostic wearables have broadened the applicant base far beyond the traditional neurodiagnostics manufacturers. It also captures the software edge — quantitative EEG analysis and stroke-triage software clear as neurological devices (though some imaging-based tools file under radiology instead, so searches for "neuro AI" should cover both panels).