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      SMARTDIAGNOS – rapid detection of sepsis

      Research Group Infection Biology
      Resarch Environment Systems Biology

      SMARTDIAGNOS – rapid detection of sepsis

      Research Group Infection Biology
      Resarch Environment Systems Biology

      Quick Facts

      Full project name

      SMARTDIAGNOS, new technology for faster diagnosis of sepsis

      Duration

      February 2016 – January 2020

      Funding and collaboration

      EU Horizon, Charles University Prague, Copenhagen Business School CBS, CubeDx, Danube University Krems, Deutsches Institut für Normung DIN, Scandinavian Micro Biodevices SMB, TATAA Biocenter, Technical University of Denmark (DTU), Unilabs

      This project is one of several ongoing projects in the research "Future diagnostics of sepsis". The goal is to develop earlier and more accurate diagnostics for sepsis in order to increase the chance of patients suffering from survival and with less disease complications.

      Sepsis is a potentially fatal immune response to bacterial- and fungal infection in the human body. Early diagnosis is crucial. SMARTDIAGNOS will achieve 1-3 hours diagnosis time by multiplex technology, decreasing morbidity and mortality up to 20%.

      The SMARTDIAGNOS project will advance sepsis diagnosis by simplifying clinical sample analysis methods and integrating the currently required numerous steps into a single streamlined device. The system will go beyond the state of the art and achieve shorter time, higher sensitivity (95%), higher selectivity (99%), multiplexing capacity, antimicrobial resistance profiling and automation. 

      Fast and correct sepsis diagnosis will improve patient outcome and shorten intensive care stays, thus reducing health costs.

      Poster

      Kickoff February 2016


      Group picture from the kickoff 2016

      For more information

      Financed by

      This project is financed by EU Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 687697

      Project Leaders

      Senior Lecturer in Biomedicine

      Head of School/Senior Lecturer in Systems Biology

      Participating Researchers

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      Helena Enroth
      Adjunct Professor
      Published: 1/10/2020
      Edited: 1/10/2020
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