Scientific Board
Dessintey is built on the latest scientific advancements in neuroscience and works closely with doctors, researchers, and rehabilitation specialists.
To support this ongoing innovation and continuously improve patient recovery, the company has established a scientific committee made up of renowned experts in neuroscience.
This committee, consisting of international researchers and professionals, will contribute to advancing research and sharing scientific findings related to IVS (Intensive Visual Simulation) technology.
Committee members
Pr Joël Stein
Professor, Department of Rehabilitation and Regenerative Medicine, Columbia University (US)
Dr. Friedemann Müller
Head of Department of Neurology,
Schön Klinik (DE)
Dr. Franco Molteni
Clinical Director
Villa Beretta Rehabilitation Center (IT)
Pr Pascal Giraux
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
CHU Saint-Étienne (FR)
Dr. Jens Bansi
Head Research & Development
Kliniken Valens (CH)
Davy Luneau
Scientific Coordinator
Dessintey (FR)
Why a Scientific Board for Dessintey?
Today, Dessintey has gathered extensive feedback on IVS technology, including patient cases, results observed from using this therapy, and its combination with other techniques and approaches.
However, we believe it is essential to explain the importance of mental simulation, provide recommendations, collaborate on scientific programs, and continue innovating to further accelerate patients’ recovery and return to independence.
For this reason, the Scientific Committee is focusing on three key areas:
Clinical expertise
- Establishing protocols and recommendations to support the implementation and use of IVS technology in rehabilitation centers.
- Developing relevant combinations with other therapeutic techniques to enhance rehabilitation outcomes.
Scientific research
- Building connections between leading expertise centers across Europe to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing.
- Establishing a strategic approach for research programs to drive innovation and scientific advancements in rehabilitation.
Communication
- Publish and promote scientific studies.
- Share research findings at various international conferences.
- Make scientific evidence accessible to support the implementation of IVS technology.