Research at the heart of healthcare

PRISMATICS
The PRISMATICS project (Predictive Research In Spine Management/Neuromodulation And Thoracic Innovation In Cardiac Surgery) is the result of a complete merger of the research activities developed at Poitiers University Hospital by the Spine-Neurostimulation-Disability Unit and the Cardio-Thoracic Surgery Department.
This project is led by Professor Philippe Rigoard (PR) and co-coordinated by Professor Christophe Jayle (CJ). This merger of teams is focused on the medico-economic objective of rationalizing access to technological innovation, and in particular to innovative medical devices, by building on 2 PRMEs recently obtained by these two teams.
The Cartography
The Medical Mapping feature of the predipain application enables patients to create a graphical representation of the pain they are experiencing, along with its type and intensity, by drawing on a representative 3D model. Out the evaluation, by the patient, using the 1 to 10 scale.
The MCRI
The MCRI can be used to analyze the data generated by the patient’s input on the cartography, thus quantifying and extracting as much data as possible. By taking into account a wide range of additional assessment data relating to quality of life, psychosociological benefits and environment. These elements will enable the software, doctors and surgeons to target the treatment best suited to the patient, taking the right decision at the right time in his or her care path.
PRISMATICS’s Team
Direction

Pr Philippe Rigoard
Directeur

Pr Christophe Jayle
Co-Directeur
Coordination

Manuel Roulaud
Coordinateur Logistique

Maxime Billot
Coordinateur Scientifique
Investigators and Co-Investigators

Dr Benedicte Bouche
Co-Responsable

Dr Romain David
Co-Responsable
The Team

Lucie Lampert
Attachée de Recherche

Bertille Lorgeoux
Attachée de Recherche

Sandrine Baron
Attachée de Recherche

Amine Oumajim
Doctorant Biostatisticien

Kevin Nivole
Ingénieur Informatique

Mathilde Many
Ingénieur Informatique
Associates

Dr Arnaud Germaneau
Co-Responsable
Students

Theo Albert
Doctorant

Tom Le Tutour
Doctorant
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