Résonance magnétique cardiaque (RMC) c’est une technique sans rayonnement, qui est considérée comme l’étalon-or pour l’évaluation de l’anatomie cardiaque, de la fonction et même de la composition des tissus. L’essai RESILIENCE utilisera la RMC comme principale méthodologie de mesure des résultats, et les patients inscrits à l’essai subiront 3 examens pendant toute la durée de l’étude.
Essai clinique multinational, prospectif, de preuve de concept de phase II, à double insu, contrôlé par simulation, randomisé (ECR) pour évaluer l’efficacité et l’innocuité du préconditionnement ischémique distal (RIC) chez les patients atteints de Lymphome recevant des anthracyclines. Les patients devant subir ≥5 cycles de chimiothérapie seront éligibles.
It is a great satisfaction for us to inform you that on Monday April 17th Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón in Madrid has joined the RESILIENCE project. The Hospital will begin to recruit patients in the coming weeks with the aim of strengthening the hearts of people undergoing cancer treatment
RESILIENCE grows every day with the incorporation of new centers that expand the network of influence of our project, whose objective is to help people undergoing cancer treatment with anthracyclines to continue their lives with a strong heart. The latest addition has been the Hospital Universitario Virgen de las Nieves
On Tuesday March 14th we met with a team of Virgen del Rocío University Hospital in Seville to share the training of our RESILIENCE project and thus begin its recruitment of patients. Four experts from our project, Irene Sempere, Noemí Escalera, Andrea Moreno and Javier Sánchez, met with the specialists
We are happy to announce that the Henri Becquerel Center in France is now open for patient recruitment. Congratulations to the whole team! A total of 9 Spanish and European hospitals are already collaborating with the project, which translates into a greater scope of the benefits that this therapy can
We have interviewed Dr. Raúl Córdoba, MD, PhD. Head of the Lymphoma Unit at the Fundacion Jimenez Diaz University Hospital, Madrid, Spain. Chair of the EHA Scientific Working Group. Thanks to the advances we have made, especially in the last decade, in new treatment options for cancer patients, we have
A new center joins the RESILIENCE project. It is the hospital La Paz in Madrid, awarded several times as the best public hospital in Spain, which welcomed us with open arms and with which we are looking forward to collaborate. We started the year 2023 more committed than ever to
