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MICROTRANS: Microprobe multi-sensor for graft viability monitoring during organ preservation and transplantation

  • Valderrama Valles, Elena (Investigador/a principal)
  • AGUILO, Jordi (Investigador/a)
  • Benitez Almarza, Maria Angeles (Investigador/a)
  • CORONEL, Ruben (Investigador/a)
  • DARIO, Paolo (Investigador/a)
  • DONATI, Alessandro (Investigador/a)
  • LLIBRE, Juan (Investigador/a)
  • MOSCA, Franco (Investigador/a)
  • Mc ADAMS, Eric (Investigador/a)
  • POMAR, José Luis (Investigador/a)

    Detalles del proyecto

    Descripción

    This proposal seeks to provide the medical community with an innovative way for reliable monitoring of organs during transplantation. The monitoring, done using a purposely developed microsystem, would provide means for continuous evaluation of organ feasibility both during transport and postoperative initial evolution. To-date, the need for a perfect temperature and pathogen isolation of the organ during transport has been a major barrier in evaluating the needs and results of a constant monitoring. The recent development of silicon micro-biosensors opens a way in which to attain this objective without resigning to the mentioned organ isolation. Any action taken to increase the number of organs viable and improve their postoperative function shall be welcome by the European Society.
    EstadoFinalizado
    Fecha de inicio/Fecha fin23/12/9923/12/02

    Socios colaboradores

    • Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) (Coordinador) (principal)
    • Academic Medical Centre Amsterdam (AMC) (Socio del proyecto)
    • Scuola Superiore di Studi Universitari e di Perfezionamiento Sta. Anna (Socio del proyecto)
    • Kayser Italia Srl (Socio del proyecto)
    • Sociedad Española de Carburos Metálicos S.A. (Socio del proyecto)
    • University of Ulster at Coleraine (Socio del proyecto)
    • University of Pisa (Socio del proyecto)
    • Institut d’Investigacions Biomèdiques August Pi i Sunyer (IDIBAPS) (Socio del proyecto)

    Financiación

    • Comisión Europea (CE): 54.430,00 €

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