Projects that seek to provide solutions to health emergency situations and to improve people's quality of life

Mechanical respirator for the COVID19 emergency

A second-line mechanical ventilator of the type used in European countries during a health crisis has been designed and manufactured. They are equipment that has been designed to be operated manually by ICU medical or biomedical personnel to provide support for a patient's breathing. Project financed by the Regional Government of Piura.

More information:

Jorge Machacuay: jorge.machacuay@udep.edu.pe

Miguel Castro: miguel.castro@udep.edu.pe

Partner: GORE

Therapeutic target against lung cancer

The project seeks to determine in vitro new therapeutic targets in cellular models of non-small cell lung cancer positive for the mutation of the anaplastic lymphoma kinase (ALK) gene resistant to selective inhibitors of the ALK protein.

The company V&C Biotec participates in the project.

More information:

Stefany Infante Varillas: stefany.infante@udep.edu.pe

Partner: V&C BIOTEC 

Respiratory distress of patients with COVID19

The project seeks to collect information from patients with COVID-19 admitted to the ICU of the Edgardo Rebagliati Martins National Hospital (HNERM) to analyze immunological and ventilatory parameters of these patients through a novel method called electrical impedance tomography, which allows evaluating the response of the respiratory system to this infectious process.

More information:

Jorge Zagaceta: jorge.zagaceta@udep.edu.pe

 

Exoskeleton for Rehabilitation

The main objective was to design an exoskeleton that meets the minimum requirements necessary to be used in rehabilitation therapies for lower limbs, intended for patients with motor disabilities, with the purpose of assisting them in their recovery.

In the development from 2016 to 2017, we had the support of Dr. Chiharu Ishii, professor at Hosei University.

Information:

Miguel Castro: miguel.castro@udep.edu.pe

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