Real-time pelvic floor monitoring for personalized perineal and pelvic floor protection

An EU-funded research program redefining how we detect and prevent pelvic floor trauma.

Pioneering Real-Time Protection for Pelvic Health

PELVITRACK is an EU-funded research initiative developing the first-ever solution to predict pelvic floor trauma during childbirth. By combining real-time monitoring and predictive modeling, we aim to redefine perineal care and provide clinicinas with acurate data, enabling them to optimize clinical care.

Real-time risk prediction

Personalized, preventative maternity care

Informed interventions during vaginal birth

The Challenge

Pelvic Floor Disorders…

Affect 1 in 3 women and 1 in 6 men

Caused by tissue damage, often during childbirth

Lead to pain, incontinence, prolapse, sexual dysfunction

Why Now?

Up to 90% of vaginal births result in perineal tears

No real-time diagnostic tools currently available

Clinicians lack predictive tools for trauma prevention

A Breakthrough Monitoring Tool from Lab to Delivery Room

PELVITRACK integrates mechanical biomarkers, predictive models, and digital twins to assess tissue behavior in real-time. This enables proactive care and minimizes trauma during vaginal birth.

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Better Health for All in a Changing World.

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- EU Global Health Strategy

Predict and Prevent Perineal Trauma

PELVITRACK aims to transform childbirth care by developing a real-time, predictive tool that helps assess the risk of perineal tearing during vaginal delivery. By supporting timely, data-informed decisions, our goal is to prevent trauma and reduce long-term pelvic floor disorders (PFDs)—ensuring personalized, preventative care for every birth.

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We are working to:

Define mechanical tracking biomarkers through ex vivo studies

Adapt our lab-scale solution for real-world clinical use

Model perineal tissue behavior with precision

Test and optimize devices using animal models and in silico digital twin simulations

From Discovery to Impact

  • Interdisciplinary Team

    Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and thermal Engineering, Acoustics, Optics, Physics & Obstetrics

  • Tools

    Experimental Methods, Modeling, Clinical Datasets

  • Outcome

    Clinical-Ready Monitoring Solution

14 partners, public and private, join forces across Europe to bring this innovation to life.

Supported by an international expert Scientific Innovation Advisory Board (SIAB)

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