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The ThrombUS+ Horizon Europe project was presented at the 9th European Medical and Biological Engineering Conference (EMBEC) in June 2024 by project manager Stylianos Didaskalou of Athena Research Center.

Learn more about Vermon, designer and manufacturer of ultrasound transducers and partner in the ThrombUS+ Horizon EU project, working to create a wearable device to diagnose deep vein thrombosis (DVT).

The ThrombUS+ Horizon Europe project, tasked with creating a novel wearable diagnostic device to detect Deep Vein Thrombosis, met for the second time this week in Kaunas, Lithuania.

Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) is a top technical university in the Baltic region with 9,000+ students and 2,500 staff. The University focuses on sustainable partnerships between science, business and industry, developing and implementing new ideas, innovations and inventions.

The ATHENA RC is the only research center in Greece with a dedicated focus on IT technologies and applications. It conducts high-quality research, develops technologies, and contributes to innovation in information technology, communications, and computing sciences. The center’s physical presence covers a wide geographical area, with its headquarters in Athens […]

The ThrombUS+ project had its first kickoff meeting this week in Alexandroupoli, Greece! From January 24-25 all of the project partners met at the Grand Hotel Egnatia to get acquainted and do an overview of the work packages. The meeting was hosted by Eleni Kaloudi of the Athena Research Center. […]

Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) poses a significant health risk, with potentially life-threatening consequences when left undetected. ThrombUS+ is set to redefine DVT care with an ambitious mission to develop an innovative wearable diagnostic device for point-of-care, operator-free, continuous monitoring. DVT at a Glance DVT involves the formation of blood clots […]