From operating room device to pocket-sized cameraWhether a wound heals properly revolves around one essential question: how well is the tissue nourished by the blood? With sufficient oxygen and nutrients, the wound can heal. But if blood flow is insufficient, healing is hampered, and the tissue can even die. Assessing blood flow is difficult for doctors, especially with just the naked eye. Fluorescence imaging can make the blood flow visible and quantifiable in the operating room, but only with an expensive system that is not portable due to its size. The VITAL-FI project team wants to change that by investigating the development of a compact, affordable camera system capable of showing the condition of the tissue in outpatient clinics or home care.Read more
TechMed Magazine 2026 is out now!We are pleased to share the latest issue of our TechMed Magazine. We are pleased to share the latest issue of TechMed Magazine. This edition brings you fresh insights and updates from UT’s TechMed Centre: from groundbreaking regional, national and international projects in innovation, research and education to our key performance highlights for 2025.Read more
From operating room device to pocket-sized camera
TechMed Magazine 2026 is out now!
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