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Credit: Bispebjerg Hospital A research group from Aarhus University has developed a special biocompatible electrode for electrical muscle stimulation that the group has integrated and 3D-printed onto medical support stockings. In the winter 2020/2021, the stockings were tested on hospitalised Covid patients. The studies were completed in March, but apart from a case study ( Danish Medical Journal) data have not yet been published. However, the project group reveal that the results are very promising. The stockings were tested on 16 Covid-19 patients who agreed to try the support stocking during their hospitalisation. The participants were hospitalised for five to seven days and were given a support stocking on each leg, but only one of them had the printed electrodes. The leg without electrodes on the support stocking functioned as a control.

Youssif mehriJens vinge nygaardShweta agarwalaCharlotte suettaInnovation fund denmarkUniversity of copenhagenCopenhagen universityLundbeck foundationChemical engineering at aarhus universityComputer technologyCopenhagen university hospitalsDepartment of electricalNovo nordisk foundationAarhus universityDanish medical journalChief physician