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Closing care gaps strategically
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Digital aftercare, AI-supported training, non-invasive therapies: MedTech solutions are particularly valuable where traditional care reaches its limits. In this issue, we show you approaches that close gaps in care, facilitate interventions and noticeably relieve the burden on patients and specialist staff alike.

In addition, take part in our quiz: this time it's about the challenges in the aftercare of premature babies.

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Your MEDICA editorial team

MEDICA Quiz

What is a major challenge for families of premature babies at home?


  1. No access to specialized caregivers in rural areas

  2. Concerns about nutrition and weight control

  3. Emotional fear of caring for the child properly

You will find the solution at the end of the newsletter. There you will also learn how to overcome the challenge.

Meet Health.
Image:A healthcare professional is placing a milti-sensor monitoring device on a patient´s head; Copyright: Kaunas University of Technology (KTU)

Smart monitoring for stroke aftercare
Researchers at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) have developed a multi-sensor system to monitor heart activity, movement, and cerebral blood flow after a stroke. The goal: better long-term recovery through real-time physiological insights. The hybrid device supports both diagnostics and rehabilitation – and could be used in clinical as well as home settings.
Image: A surgical procedure is recorded on video using a smartphone; copyright: Sankara Eye Foundation India & University Hospital Bonn

AI in cataract surgery training
An AI-supported system analyses video footage of cataract operations using the SICS method and automatically recognizes surgical phases. This can improve the quality of surgical training and make feedback more targeted - a contribution to the further development of ophthalmology teaching.

Meet Future.

MEDICA Quiz: Solution
Correct answer: A) In rural areas, there are often no specialized aftercare services, so parents of premature babies often feel left alone. In the interview, Prof. Fischer explains that this is precisely where the "Welcome" project comes in by bridging the lack of specialist contact through telemedical care and equipment packages, thus making families safer.
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