Hemeo is delighted to announce that it has signed a Collaborative Research Agreement with University of Florida Health. This agreement lays the ground for the sharing of targeted data and the research of optimal coagulation management for patients undergoing cardiac surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass.
Dr Bruce Spiess MD FAHA, Professor Of Anesthesiology and Associate Chair for Research at University Of Florida Health commented: “Coagulation in cardiac surgery is an example of biological complexity baffling many who practice medicine. Artificial intelligence systems could provide an answer to assist the guidance of therapy for the prevention and treatment of bleeding after heart surgery, I am excited to see a first foray into creating computer applications to tackle a problem that vexes many”. Remi Corlin, CEO Hemeo added “This agreement is an important milestone in the deployment of our research strategy. Hemeo has a proprietary coagulation model designed to build a digital twin of the patient’s coagulation profile. Applying our model to such a specific pool of clinical data will allow us to develop, verify and eventually validate specific algorithms to predict risks of bleeding in cardiac surgery, providing clinicians with vital information to design early and personalised therapies for their patients to minimise post-operative bleeding, leading to improved patient outcomes”
In the months to come, Hemeo plans to research, validate and deploy its technology across a diverse field of clinical applications where coagulopathies continue to severely impact patients, working with leading European and US academic hospitals. Hemeo is a Dutch healthtech venture whose mission is to revolutionise coagulation management with data.
