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Research Development

Research Development

The CIC's research activities are structured around 4 main areas that combine clinical and fundamental research, with Infectious Diseases being the main focus.
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Training and teaching

Training and teaching

Training in clinical research, in partnership with the Faculties of Medicine and Pharmacy of Limoges.
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Publication and dissemination of research
In collaboration with the teams linked to the CIC
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Objectives

To promote clinical research development related to the areas of excellence of the Limoges University Hospital (CIC), on a regional (ARCH) and European (Increase) scale

 
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Translational research
Translational research
To develop research activities at the crossing of the Inserm and CNRS-labelled units for fundamental research and clinical units of the University Hospital.
Support for research
Support for research
Logistical support for complex multi-centre therapeutic clinical trials and clinical epidemiological research (cohorts).
Scientific focus
Scientific focus
The CIC is associated with the 3 labelled research teams of the University Hospital and centred its development on the areas of Infectious Diseases, Pharmacology, Immunology and Haematology, and Ultrasounds, with a common focus on Sepsis.
Industrial partnerships
Industrial partnerships
These partnerships aim to bring together industry and academia in the development and transfer of new technologies that enhance biomedical research.
 
 

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STUDIES SET UP IN 2024

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PATIENTS INCLUDED IN 2024

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TRAINED STUDENTS IN  2024

Latest News

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Inclusion des premiers patients monde à Limoges !

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15 Sep, 2022 — 31 Jan, 2023   
Event details

Les 6 et 9/09/2022, les premiers patients monde de l'étude de phase 3 SAATELLITE-2 ont pu être inclus au CHU de Limoges. Il s'agit d'une étude interventionnelle évaluant l'administration d'un anticorps monoclonal dans la prévention des pneumopathies des patients intubés et ventilés hospitalisés en réanimation.

 

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