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InfoSam 2020

InfoSam 2020. Input from working group on Life Support/Medical Technology. Members of the Working Group: Reinold Ellingsen, Optomed Mikael Hammer, NTNU Magnus Lie Hetland, NTNU Kjell Arne Ingebrigtsen, GE Vingmed /NTNU, (chair person) Bjørn Olstad, Fast S&T/NTNU

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InfoSam 2020

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  1. InfoSam 2020 Input from working group on Life Support/Medical Technology

  2. Members of the Working Group: Reinold Ellingsen, Optomed Mikael Hammer, NTNU Magnus Lie Hetland, NTNU Kjell Arne Ingebrigtsen, GE Vingmed /NTNU, (chair person) Bjørn Olstad, Fast S&T/NTNU Øyvind Stavdahl, Sintef/NTNU

  3. InfoSam2020 • Macro perspective • - Growing cost of health care world wide • Growing middle class in highly populated regions (India and China) facing “life style” diseases • Most investment into new technology is carried by industrial companies. The 10 largest pharmaceutical companies invested $30bill (sales $200bill) in 2002. Investment in medical instrumentation and new implants is about $4mill (sales $40bill). • Diagnostic and monitoring equipment stand for more than half of the instrumentation business. Therapeutic devices and implants is about 1/3, and laboratory equipment stand for the rest The main priority is improved productivity in health care. This will drive the development of new technology. 190404/KAI

  4. InfoSam2020 • The medical needs. • - Hearth diseases • Cancer ( significant growth in gender based cancers ) • Diabetes • Disabilities caused by traffic accidents • - Physical disability of a growing elderly population The medical priorities - Save lives - Full or best possible restitution - Minimum patient discomfort including hospitalization - Minimum cost Most of the future health problems are life style related 190404/KAI

  5. InfoSam2020 • How to meet the needs under requirements of lower cost ? • “Point of care” medicine • - “Personalized “ medicine 190404/KAI

  6. Disease Management Medical Administration Diagnosis Verification and Control Treatment 020501KAI

  7. Typical cardiac patient flow X Waiting time Patient Flow: Today Pin- Pointing Suspicion Detection Treatment Tracking GP X Expert X Echo Echo Visual assessment of images! iCARE

  8. Medical Technical InfoSam2020 Hearth Cancer Diabetes Physical disability Molecular biology Sensor technology Imaging technology Advanced surgery support Computer decision guidance Biomechanics and prostheses Neural communication 190404/KAI

  9. InfoSam2020 • Possible strategy: • Enforce the collaboration between highly rated research groups at • the iet faculty and the medical faculty • Establish a research program on medical sensors in connection with • the planned nano technology initiative at NTNU • Create an incitement for combining the emerging biomechanical • research in cardiology, sports medicine, robotics, and prostheses. 190404/KAI

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