We provide a system that analyzes medical images using AI and outputs musculoskeletal data.
Aortic stenosis is a life-threatening condition in which the aortic valve becomes severely narrowed. With an aging population, the number of patients is expected to increase dramatically worldwide in the coming years. Although valve replacement has become widely adopted, many patients are either too frail to tolerate the procedure or lack access to specialized treatment centers. As a result, a significant treatment gap still remains. DIVE, the device we are developing, synchronizes balloon expansion with the heartbeat to gently open the narrowed aortic valve. Its key advantage is the minimal physical burden on the patient. Through this technology, we aim to provide a safe and accessible treatment option — and ultimately save as many lives as possible.
A startup developing kidney disease treatments and cell therapies using iPS cell technology, expanding its achievements in the kidney disease field while advancing applications to the liver and pancreas.
For the 1.2 million patients with chronic heart failure in Japan, a wristwatch-type wearable device will be used to detect heart murmurs and changes in activity levels specific to heart failure and recommend that patients seek medical attention. After the consultation, doctors will adjust oral medication, ultimately reducing re-hospitalization due to worsening heart failure.
Development and sales of solutions for preventing the worsening of diabetes complications.
