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Medtechtomarket Consulting
| Project | A low-cost rapid test for diagnosing and stratifying risk of paracetamol overdose in emergency medicine |
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| Funding | £ 94,717 |
| Competition | Competition 17 - Urgent and Emergency Care |
| Competition Date | October 2020 |
| AHSN Partner | North West Coast AHSN |
| Website | http://www.medtechtomarket.com/ |
Invitron Ltd
| Project | POC test for diagnosis of myocardial infarction |
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| Funding | £ 843,463 |
| Competition | Competition 17 - Urgent and Emergency Care |
| Competition Date | October 2020 |
| Categories | Cardiovascular |
| AHSN Partner | West Midlands AHSN |
| Website | https://www.invitron.com |
Psyros Diagnostics
| Project | Prototyping of a novel single-molecule-counting point-of-care system to expedite the 0-1 hour algorithm for high-sensitivity troponin testing |
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| Description |
Existing bedside troponin tests are insufficient for ruling out a heart attack. Psyros have developed a completely novel detection method allowing performance of high sensitivity troponin testing, within minutes, at the bedside, enabling retesting at 1 hour and faster diagnosis. Patients presenting to A&E with chest pain are triaged using a blood test for troponin. Existing bedside troponin tests are insufficient to enable use of the 0/1h algorithm, recommended to expedite diagnosis and treatment or rule-out. Psyros are developing a rapid, affordable, ultra-sensitive point-of-care (POC) system, to fulfil the unmet need for bedside high sensitivity troponin measurement. Our simple proprietary method enables single-molecule counting in a digital manner. Binding events generate dark spots in a fluorescent background that can be counted individually using simple optical methods. This digital approach is essential to overcome signal-to-noise limitations, allowing enhanced sensitivity. It is readily adaptable to a small footprint POC system. This will facilitate widespread adoption of the 0/1h protocol across the NHS. [embed]https://sbrihealthcare.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/Psyros-SBRI-Jan21-2-1-1-1.mp4[/embed] |
| Funding | £ 931,778 |
| Competition | Competition 17 - Urgent and Emergency Care |
| Competition Date | October 2020 |
| AHSN Partner | Kent Surrey Sussex AHSN |
| Website | https://www.psyros.com |