In this video, we speak with #BIOMET4D Stakeholder Advisory Board member, Xabier Álvarez, Secretary of @APERTCras, the Spanish Association of APERT Syndrome and other caniosynostosis syndromes.
Mr. Álvarez highlights the importance of patient's voices being heard during the research and development stages of cutting-edge medical devices.
He also discusses the potential benefits he hopes BIOMET4D will bring for craniosynostosis sufferers.
BIOMET4D brings together an international consortium of partners, including IMDEA Materials Institute, the @universityofgalway, Meotec, @RWTHAachenUniversity, ‪@UPM, ‪@aerosint, @amazemet, and the Gregorio Marañón Health Research Institute.
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