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A study shows that removing the urinary catheter earlier improves recovery after colon surgery
A study shows that removing the urinary catheter earlier improves recovery after colon surgery 1080 608 Oriol Capell
Research led by Parc Taulí demonstrates that immediate removal of the bladder catheter does not increase complications and promotes a more comfortable and safe recovery for patients. read more
Parc Taulí-I3PT participates in a European project to promote cancer research
Parc Taulí-I3PT participates in a European project to promote cancer research 1080 608 Oriol Capell
The UNCAN-Connect project will create a collaborative data platform to advance the diagnosis and treatment of six types of cancer read more
Parc Taulí begins a clinical study to test a new oncology drug in humans for the first time
Parc Taulí begins a clinical study to test a new oncology drug in humans for the first time 1080 608 Oriol Capell
The study will evaluate the safety and efficacy of a molecule that blocks a key enzyme for DNA repair in cancer cells read more
An I3PT study opens the door to curing early-stage rectal cancer while preserving the organ
An I3PT study opens the door to curing early-stage rectal cancer while preserving the organ 1080 608 Mireia Córcoles
The research, published in the journal 'JAMA Surgery', shows that it is not necessary to remove the rectum in early stages of the disease with the same oncological efficacy as complete surgery, applying chemo-radiotherapy treatment and minimal surgery. read more
They develop a new nanophotonic biosensor for the rapid and accurate detection of Helicobacter pylori
They develop a new nanophotonic biosensor for the rapid and accurate detection of Helicobacter pylori 1080 608 I3PT communication
H. pylori infection affects more than half of the world's population and can lead to serious pathologies such as ulcers or gastric cancer. This new tool could help improve clinical decision-making and advance early treatment. read more
A new strain of Helicobacter pylori opens new avenues for the study of gastric cancer
A new strain of Helicobacter pylori opens new avenues for the study of gastric cancer 1080 608 Oriol Capell
This variant of the bacterium has been shown to be able to induce gastric cancer in small rodents just two months after infection read more
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