The Project
EndoTAVI
EndoTAVI was a multidisciplinary research and innovation project focused on transcatheter aortic valve technologies, with a dual objective:
- Supporting the development of next-generation device concepts
- Assessing predictors of early valve dysfunction after transcatheter implantation
The project combined
- Clinical insight and hypothesis-driven research
- Advanced data analysis and methodological rigor
- Evaluation of anatomical, procedural, and biological factors associated with early valve performance
- Close collaboration between clinicians, engineers, and academic partners
EndoTAVI was supported by a competitive public grant funded under the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF / PO-FESR 2014–2020), following peer-review evaluation, confirming the scientific quality and translational relevance of the project.
Further information on the EndoTAVI project is available at endotavi.it
EndoTAVI represents a concrete example of our approach: integrating device innovation with clinically meaningful research, aimed at improving durability, performance, and patient outcomes.
Additional projects and collaborations have addressed
- Medical device innovation pathways
- AI-assisted data analysis
- Support for investigator-driven and institutional research programs