Bedre forløb for patienter med dyb venetrombose

Prognostic biomarkers, clinical measurements, radiologic findings, quantitative measurements, immunological staining in patients with acute diagnosed first-time lower extremity deep venous thrombosis​

Læge og ph.d.-studerende Izzet Altintas:

Projektet omhandler patienter med dyb venetrombose, også kaldet DVT. Målet er at forbedre forløbet for patienterne, både i forbindelse med udredning og opfølgning, via en bedre forståelse af de patofysiologiske mekanismer og den kroniske inflammation, som blodpropper medfører. Projektet skal gøre lægerne bedre til at prædiktere, hvilke patienter der vil få senkomplikationer efter en blodprop.

​Bedre forståelse af cellulære mekanismer ved kronisk og akut sygdom

Mechanisms and biomarkers for biological aging and chronic inflammation​ 

Postdoc Juliette Tavenier:

We aim to gain a better understanding of the cellular mechanisms driving chronic and acute illness by studying biological aging and chronic inflammation. Our research focuses on characterizing the changes to immune system function with age as well as cellular senescence in acutely hospitalized older medical patients, age-matched healthy controls, and healthy young controls. We also aim to identify biomarkers to quantify biological aging and chronic inflammation, and to investigate the cellular and clinical benefits of therapeutic agents targeting these processes.​

Alterations of monocyte NF-κB p65/RelA signaling in a cohort of older medical patients, age-matched controls, and healthy young adults