Genovis receives SEK 1.575 million from VINNOVA
“We look forward to the next step in the development of a method intended for commercial use and the support from VINNOVA provides both encouragement and an injection of capital. The collaboration with the team at LTH is crucial and the support from VINNOVA facilitates and strengthens this collaboration,” says Sarah Fredriksson, CEO of Genovis.
Medical applications based on ultrasound were first used after the end of the Second World War. The method is currently used both in diagnostics (imaging) and for treatment. Ultrasound is a well-established method that is unique because it can give the patient an immediate answer since the technician can follow the image in real time, it does not require isotopes or other radiation techniques, and it is available in primary care, intensive care and surgery. It is a relatively cost-effective imaging method compared with MRI and PET.
