Marfan, radiogenomics, aorta
Marfan syndrome (MFS) is a rare hereditary disease that weakens the connective tissue of the
human body. This can lead to the splitting or bursting of the aortic wall. MFS patients can have
widely varying phenoty...
radiogenomics, glioblastoma, radiopathomics
1/ A sanitary challenge, an economic opportunity. COPD is considered by the World Health Organization as the third leading cause of death worldwide, causing 3.23 million deaths in 2019 (5.3% of all deaths) and this even though underdiagnosis and unde...
3D Human pose estimation (HPE) is a computer vision task that estimates the configuration of human body parts in the 3D space. HPE is the main technology behind markerless motion capture, which is usually preferred to a marker based one as it is more...
Venturing into future health technologies is the focused thematic of the Gear consortium Tech4Health comprises team members of two departments: departments of Electronics and Informatics (ETRO) and Industrial Engineering (INDI) of the faculty of Engi...
The (human) brain has a remarkable innate capacity to self-repair when demyelination occurs. This endogenous mechanism, however, fails in diseases like multiple sclerosis leading to reduced intracortical communication and cognitive disabilities. Curr...
Intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) is the steady-state pressure inside brthe abdominal compartment. Based on literature, approximately more brthan half of the critically ill patients develop intra-abdominal brhypertension (IAH) within their stay in the i...
The ageing population will put an increasing burden of neurodegenerative diseases on our society1.Yet, the effect of these different pathologies on brain functioning is difficult to measure objectively due a difficult interpretation of neurophysiolog...
The GerontopoleBrussels is an interdisciplinary research network of various faculties at the VUB, set up around the central theme of Active and Healthy Ageing. The general aimsof the Gerontopole Brussels are to run a comprehensive ...