Hjerte-magnetisk resonans (HMR) er en stråle-fri scanningsteknik, der giver den bedste standard til evaluering af hjertets anatomi, funktion og endda vævssammensætning. I RESILIENCE-forsøget anvendes HMR som den primære metode, og patienter vil i forsøgspersioden modtage 3 af disse scanninger.
RESILIENCE-forsøget er et multinationalt, prospektivt, proof-of-concept fase II, dobbeltblindet, sham-kontrolleret, randomiseret klinisk forsøg (RCT) til at evaluere effekten og sikkerheden af fjern iskæmisk prækonditionering (RIC) hos patienter med Lymfom der modtager kræftbehandling med antracykliner. Forsøgsdeltagelse forudsætter ≥5 planlagte kemoterapibehandlinger.
Clinical trials are essential for advancing medicine. Thanks to them, today we now have safer, more effective, and increasingly personalized treatments. However, for many people, participating in a clinical trial naturally raises questions: What does participation involve? How does the process unfold? What kind of follow‑up is provided? At RESILIENCE,
Early detection of cardiac damage is one of the most effective tools to prevent cardiovascular complications, improve prognosis, and preserve quality of life. Identifying alterations in the heart before symptoms appear allows for early intervention, treatment adjustments, and protection of cardiovascular health in both the short and long term. This
December arrives each year with the perfect blend of excitement, celebrations, and long-awaited reunions. These are days to share, enjoy, and create memories with those we love most. At the same time, it is also a season when our habits tend to change: richer meals, more alcohol than usual, less
Autumn brings shorter days, cooler temperatures that invite for warm clothing, and a routine that sometimes sets the pace again. This season often fosters a sense of tranquility; however, it may also be accompanied by increased fatigue, emotional fluctuations, or elevated stress levels. For those going through an oncological process,
Cardiovascular research has just taken a huge step forward. The REBOOT clinical trial, led by the Spanish National Center for Cardiovascular Research (CNIC) in collaboration with the Mario Negri Institute in Milan, has shown that a medical practice in place for more than 40 years may no longer be necessary
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