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With the market introduction of X-10 Pathology we aim to shape a new era of healthcare and drive clinical testing to play a major role in prevention, diagnosis and disease monitoring. We are targeting a group of inflammatory-related pathologies affecting about 15-20% of the world population, for which no specific diagnostic assay is currently available. We want to stop the spiral of repeated tests and specialist consultations and offer patients a simple and inexpensive test on a powerful device, to have their disease identified and monitored in an accurate and timely fashion. To honour our mission we have developed X-10 Pathology, the first-ever device with demonstrated diagnostic capability on the specific causes of inflammatory conditions. Born from the synergy of cutting edge technical and clinical expertise, our standalone platform aims to provide a simple, cost-effective device that empowers also non-specialized personnel to provide fast and specific answers to patients with a minimally invasive test, also in developing Countries. We believe that the disruptive concept of X-10 Pathology has the enormous potential of empowering the healthcare system in its race to balance limited resources with the need of reliable and cost-effective diagnosis and treatment to a growing and ageing global population. Considering the advanced stage of development of our product and the successful outcome of preliminary clinical tests, we target the launch of X-10 Pathology in 2018, after obtaining regulatory approval. By joining the global market of In Vitro Diagnostics we will contribute to the growth of this sector, expected to reach € 66 billion by 2020. A feasibility study covering the technological, commercial and financial aspects will enable us to finalize our business plan and secure our steps towards the successful market launch.
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Web resources: | https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/734969 |
Start date: | 01-08-2016 |
End date: | 31-12-2016 |
Total budget - Public funding: | 71 429,00 Euro - 50 000,00 Euro |
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With the market introduction of X-10 Pathology we aim to shape a new era of healthcare and drive clinical testing to play a major role in prevention, diagnosis and disease monitoring. We are targeting a group of inflammatory-related pathologies affecting about 15-20% of the world population, for which no specific diagnostic assay is currently available. We want to stop the spiral of repeated tests and specialist consultations and offer patients a simple and inexpensive test on a powerful device, to have their disease identified and monitored in an accurate and timely fashion. To honour our mission we have developed X-10 Pathology, the first-ever device with demonstrated diagnostic capability on the specific causes of inflammatory conditions. Born from the synergy of cutting edge technical and clinical expertise, our standalone platform aims to provide a simple, cost-effective device that empowers also non-specialized personnel to provide fast and specific answers to patients with a minimally invasive test, also in developing Countries. We believe that the disruptive concept of X-10 Pathology has the enormous potential of empowering the healthcare system in its race to balance limited resources with the need of reliable and cost-effective diagnosis and treatment to a growing and ageing global population. Considering the advanced stage of development of our product and the successful outcome of preliminary clinical tests, we target the launch of X-10 Pathology in 2018, after obtaining regulatory approval. By joining the global market of In Vitro Diagnostics we will contribute to the growth of this sector, expected to reach € 66 billion by 2020. A feasibility study covering the technological, commercial and financial aspects will enable us to finalize our business plan and secure our steps towards the successful market launch.Status
CLOSEDCall topic
SMEInst-05-2016-2017Update Date
26-10-2022
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