Best of 2024: #2 News – Miniaturized, implantable multi-sensors device to monitor vessels health

The EU-funded project IV-Lab, received more than 4 million euros from the EIC. The device will empower physicians to deliver timely and personalized treatment.

The EU-funded project IV-Lab aims to develop a multi-sensing device that can be implanted into blood vessels, such as peripheral veins or arteries, to monitor various body parameters and the overall health status of individuals. Once implanted in patients with cardiovascular diseases, the microsensor system will establish a versatile platform capable of detecting both hemodynamic and biochemical parameters.
The EU-funded project IV-Lab aims to develop a multi-sensing device that can be implanted into blood vessels, such as peripheral veins or arteries, to monitor various body parameters and the overall health status of individuals. Once implanted in patients with cardiovascular diseases, the microsensor system will establish a versatile platform capable of detecting both hemodynamic and biochemical parameters.
CREDIT: IIT-ISTITUTO ITALIANO DI TECNOLOGIA

Posted by Elizabeth Engler Modic, Editorial Director - Manufacturing Group

Published December 30, 2024
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