Vall d'Hebron to create virtual organ replicas for treatment testing

The Barcelona hospital will use digital twins to simulate organ responses to treatments before applying them in real patients.

The Vall d'Hebron hospital in Barcelona, Spain, is developing a digital twin technology to create virtual replicas of organs and tissues.

These virtual models will be used to simulate the response of organs to different treatments, allowing doctors to test and refine their approaches before applying them to real patients.

The technology is expected to improve the effectiveness of treatments and reduce the risk of complications for patients.