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Innovative Biomedical Engineering Senior Design Project CerVos Unveiled on BME Day
Tista Mandal, Kristina Dalton, and Abir Hamdaoui proudly showcase their innovative senior design project, CerVos, at BME Day.Abir Hamdaoui demonstrates CerVos, while Tista Mandal and Kristina Dalton stand beside our poster at BME Day.
Date: April 30th, 2024
St. Louis, MO - Tista Mandal, Kristina Dalton, and Abir Hamdaoui, aspiring biomedical engineers, unveiled their groundbreaking senior design project, "CerVos: A Cervical Insufficiency Diagnostic Device to Prevent Preterm Labor," at the Washington University's Biomedical Engineering (BME) Day on April 29th, 2024. This pioneering project aims to address the critical issue of preterm labor through an innovative diagnostic approach.
The CerVos device utilizes a spherical indentation technique to assess cervical stiffness and other...