Rare diseases
Investigational molecules
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Goteborgsvagen 31, Fassberg, 431 30 Gothenburg, Sweden
Queen Silvia Childrens Hospital - Sahlgrenska University Hospital - Vaestra Goetalandsregionen in Gothenburg, Sweden specialises in clinical trials of conditions such as Acute myeloid leukaemia, Non-small cell lung cancer, Chronic kidney disease, Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and other specialisations. This site conducts important research.
At Queen Silvia Children’s Hospital researchers are testing novel anti‑cancer agents and combination regimens to increase cure rates while limiting long‑term side effects in children with solid and hematologic malignancies.
The site hosts 44 active trials with 68 investigators, many of which are multinational collaborations focused on improving event‑free survival and quality of life.
Studies here assess blood‑forming disorders and lymphoid cancers, seeking more effective and less toxic treatment options for young patients.
Research aims to boost remission rates and reduce relapse by integrating targeted agents and immunotherapies into standard chemotherapy backbones.
The department investigates disorders driven by immune dysregulation, evaluating both disease‑modifying drugs and supportive therapies.
Trials often compare novel complement inhibitors or renin blockers with established ACE inhibitors to protect kidney function.
Researchers focus on improving nutrition and intestinal health in vulnerable pediatric populations, testing therapies that enhance gut absorption.
The goal is to shorten time to full enteral feeding and achieve sustained remission with fewer steroids.
Efforts target rare genetic conditions, aiming to modify disease progression and improve functional outcomes from early childhood.
Studies include gene‑transfer approaches, enzyme replacement, and small‑molecule therapies designed to cross the blood‑brain barrier.
Clinical work seeks to restore muscle strength and mobility in children affected by inherited muscular disorders and tumor‑related muscle disease.
Trials evaluate exon‑skipping agents, micro‑dystrophin gene therapy, and novel chemoradiation schedules to preserve limb function.
The center conducts research on brain and spinal cord disorders, testing interventions that protect cognition and reduce tumor‑related damage.
Projects include lithium neuroprotection after radiotherapy and precision‑medicine trials using targeted inhibitors for rare CNS tumors.
Investigations address acute clinical complications and symptom‑focused outcomes, striving to improve recovery speed and quality of life.
Therapeutic strategies such as peptide hormones and anti‑inflammatory agents are being compared with standard care to reduce organ injury.
Studies explore neuropsychiatric syndromes and immune response after cancer treatment, aiming to restore mental health and vaccine efficacy.
Outcomes focus on symptom severity scales, antibody titers, and neurocognitive testing to guide supportive interventions.
The site evaluates cutting‑edge diagnostic tools and delivery systems to enhance precision of pediatric therapies.
By integrating real‑time imaging and biomarker analytics, trials aim to tailor dosing and reduce unnecessary exposure.
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