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    Μultidisciplinary approach
    stratification of patients with carotid artery disease

    TAXINOMISIS is a European Commission funded research project which aims to develop a new approach for the stratification of carotid artery disease patients.
    TAXINOMISIS takes bold step beyond the state of the art unwinding the pathobiology underlying symptomatic plaques, discriminating distinct disease mechanism-driven states and biomarkers, and developing a multiscale risk stratification model.
    TAXINOMISIS will deliver, as a main outcome, a software platform, which can perform the risk stratification.

    TAXINOMISIS innovation capacity

    Purpose

    Provide novel disease mechanism-based stratification for carotid artery disease patients to address the need for stratified and personalised therapeutic interventions in the current era.

    Purpose

    • Investigate the causal relationship of the major pathways and factors identified in symptomatic carotid artery disease
    • Study disease phenotypes and disintegrate them into endotypes according to specific pathobiological mechanisms
    • Integrate a computational model and an agent based model of plaque progression in the risk stratification tool
    • Perform a test for determining the presence of single Nucleotide Polymorphisms and predicting drug response
    • Evaluate the risk model of carotid artery disease stratification in an observational multicentre clinical study
    • Present a cost-effectiveness analysis

    This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 755320.

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    The overall purpose of TAXINOMISIS is to provide novel disease mechanism-based stratification for carotid artery disease patients to address the need for stratified and personalised therapeutic interventions in the current era.

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