Review of the 4th day of the RegenHab FHU & the M.E.R. axis of the Biology-Health Cluster

The FHU REGENHAB, supported by the CHU and the University of Montpellier, and headed by Christian Jorgensen and Alain Lacampagne, organized its 4th day on Friday October 8 at the Maison des Etudiants Richter, thanks in particular to financial support from the University of Montpellier and MUSE. This day is associated with that of the Experimental & Regenerative Medicine Axis of the "Biology-Health" research cluster of the MUSE I-SITE .

 

Jacques Mercier, Vice-President of the University, introduced the Tissue Engineering, Bionics and Movement Rehabilitation sessions, where top-notch speakers presented their latest findings. The 4th day of the event was rounded off by a highly interesting conference for the general public presented by Prof. Jacques Bringerabout the impact of connected medical devices and digital intelligence on the patient-caregiver relationship.

The RegenHab project

REGENHAB: REGENeration and reHABilitation to restore mobility in patients with musculoskeletal tissue dysfunctions

The REGENHAB University Hospital Federation (UHF) studies Regeneration and Rehabilitation to restore mobility in patients with musculoskeletal dysfunctions. Its clinical, biological and technological consortium includes stem cell biologists, physiologists, roboticists, complex movement imaging specialists and clinicians in rheumatology, muscular diseases, rehabilitation and anesthesia-intensive care to develop new therapeutic approaches to restore movement.