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A prerequisite for ensuring the clinical relevance of the projects at MedTechLabs is that patients and healthy people participate…

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Programme: Clinical application of next-generation brain magnetic resonance elastography for neurodegenerative diseases and brain tumours

The programme focuses on developing new solutions to understand how brain tissue changes when exposed to diseases such as…

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Programme: Continuous lactate measurement and prevention of fetal hypoxia during labour and delivery

Current fetal monitoring methods have weaknesses and the researchers in this new programme aim to improve them to reduce…

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Project: AI model for breast cancer detection and classification in histopathology

Research leaders Johan Hartman and Mattias Rantalainen, Karolinska Institutet

Via 3D microscopy, the filtration structure of the kidney, the 200–500 nanometre wide podocyte foot processes, are visualised with light microscopy (left image). This enables simple automatic analysis and quantification of the health condition of the kidney (images right), with possible application within clinical renal diagnostics.

Programme: Optical 3D microscopy for more effective diagnosis of kidney diseases

Automatic image analysis of morphological changes will provide a faster, safer and quantitatively improved analysis of the development of…

Programme: Spectral CT-imaging and Endovascular Techniques

The purpose of the programme is to use technology to diagnose and treat cardiovascular diseases, including stroke, and cancer.

Project: Endovascular remote controlled drug capsules

Research Leader Niclas Roxhed, KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Project: Molecular imaging and radiochemistry

Research Leader Staffan Holmin and Jeroen Goos, Karolinska Institutet

Project: Tissue access with endovascular technique

Research Leader Staffan Holmin, Karolinska Institutet

Project: A photon-tracing detector with ultra-high resolution

Research Leader Mats Danielsson, KTH Royal Institute of Technology