CORDIS Project
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The project develops a biological nanopore tool for real-time monitoring of heart failure through urine analysis. By detecting sodium ions, electrolytes, and biomarkers, it aims to enhance point-of-care testing accuracy and reduce healthcare costs, ultimately improving patient management in heart failure cases.
Diagnostic limitations in healthcare form a major societal challenge, especially in the case of heart failure.
More than 15 million Europeans suffer from heart failure, with a projected increase of up to 33% in heart failure patients globally by 2060.
An important instrument for better diagnoses of heart failure comes from natriuresis-guided therapy, offering potential for personalized treatment.
Monitoring natriuresis through urinalysis via Point of Care Testing (POCT) helps manage severe heart…
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