Emergency abdominal surgery

PROCEDURE4 trials

Sponsors

University of Edinburgh, University of Copenhagen, University of Birmingham, New York Medical College

Conditions

BiomarkersBowel ObstructionGeneral SurgeryInflammationSarcopeniaSurgical Procedures, OperativeTroponins

Unknown Phase

Determining Universal Processes Related to Best Outcome in Emergency Gastrointestinal Surgery: an International Evaluation

CompletedNCT02179112

University of EdinburghSurgical Procedures, Operative

Start: 2014-07-31End: 2017-06-30Updated: 2024-05-22

Biomarkers in Acute High-risk AbdoMinAl Surgery

CompletedNCT03582631

University of CopenhagenBiomarkers, General Surgery, Inflammation +1

Start: 2013-06-01End: 2022-05-01Updated: 2022-08-05

Understanding Acute Sarcopenia

University of BirminghamSarcopenia

Start: 2019-05-03End: 2021-09-30Target: 168Updated: 2019-05-21

Emergency General Surgery for Non-trauma

New York Medical CollegeBowel Obstruction

Start: 2019-06-01End: 2022-05-30Target: 300Updated: 2020-09-04

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