Hospital Universitario Del Vinalopo

At Hospital Universitario Del Vinalopo, the Radiology department is actively involved in studies that connect advanced imaging with cancer care, especially in breast cancer. This work focuses on improving diagnosis and helping doctors better understand how imaging findings relate to surgical and pathology results.

• Breast cancer imaging and surgical correlation
• Multiparametric MRI and diagnostic value assessment
• Support for more accurate cancer detection and treatment planning

These trials aim to strengthen diagnostic techniques and refine how imaging can guide care for patients with early and advanced breast cancer.

The site is also contributing to research in cardiovascular diseases, with a strong focus on acute pulmonary embolism and venous thromboembolism. These studies are designed to evaluate treatment effectiveness and improve outcomes for patients at risk of serious clot-related complications.

• Acute pulmonary embolism management
• Venous thromboembolism in patients with cancer
• Assessment of therapies aimed at reducing recurrence and improving recovery

Research in this area helps clarify which approaches may offer better protection and safer care for patients with complex clotting disorders.

A major part of the clinical research portfolio at Hospital Universitario Del Vinalopo centers on neoplasms, including breast cancer, head and neck squamous cell carcinoma, and ROS1-positive non-small cell lung cancer. These studies explore new treatment strategies and test whether combining therapies can improve survival and disease control.

• Early-stage and metastatic breast cancer
• Head and neck squamous cell carcinoma
• Non-small cell lung cancer with brain metastasis

The overall goal is to evaluate more effective cancer treatments while also tracking how tumors respond over time.

The hematology portfolio includes studies in polycythemia vera and chronic myeloid leukemia, reflecting the site’s interest in diseases of the blood and bone marrow. These trials are centered on testing new therapies and understanding how they may help control disease activity and reduce treatment burden.

• Polycythemia vera symptom and disease control
• Chronic phase chronic myeloid leukemia treatment response
• Evaluation of targeted approaches for blood-related cancers

This research supports the search for more precise and better-tolerated options in hemic and lymphatic diseases.

Clinical trials at the site also extend into immune system diseases and kidney disorders, including primary membranous nephropathy. These studies are intended to assess whether emerging treatments can improve disease control and help protect kidney function.

• Primary membranous nephropathy
• Immune-related disease management
• Testing new therapies for better clinical response

This work broadens the research profile beyond cancer and imaging, showing a wider interest in complex chronic diseases.

The site is involved in studies on musculoskeletal diseases, particularly chronic non-specific low back pain. These trials focus on understanding how to improve pain relief when standard non-opioid approaches have not provided enough benefit or are not suitable.

• Chronic non-specific low back pain
• Evaluation of pain reduction strategies
• Support for patients with limited response to prior treatment

The aim is to identify better options for managing persistent pain and improving daily function.