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CSS Open Day - 2 December 2022
25/11/2022

CSS Open Day - 2 December 2022

Are you interested in medical research? Then visit us in Køge on December 2, 2022, and discover the research areas we are active in! From clinical to translational research and data science, the opportunities are vast. Hear about some of our current projects and listen to our medical students share their experiences. The event will…

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AI-værktøj skal forbedre behandlingen af patienter med tarmkræft
30/09/2022

AI-værktøj skal forbedre behandlingen af patienter med tarmkræft

EU-støttet brobyggerprojekt lægger et godt fundament for videreudvikling af AI-værktøj, der skal forbedre behandlingen af patienter med tarmkræft i Norden.Én ud af fire patienter oplever komplikationer efter en tarmkræftoperation i dag. Det har genindlæggelse, varige mén eller endda døden til følge. I det netop afsluttede brobyggerprojekt, ”AI-løsning til brug ved kræftoperationer”, har forskere fra Sjællands Universitetshospital…

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NEYE-fonden supports a new study from Center for Surgical Science that investigates novel combination therapies, intratumoral flu vaccine and systemic immunotherapy, in patients with colorectal cancer
16/09/2022

NEYE-fonden supports a new study from Center for Surgical Science that investigates novel combination therapies, intratumoral flu vaccine and systemic immunotherapy, in patients with colorectal cancer

Immune checkpoint inhibitor (ICI) treatment has produced striking results in patients with colorectal cancer (CRC) of the subtype deficient mismatch repair (dMMR), with brief preoperative ICI treatment resulting in complete shrinkage of the tumor. However, dMMR CRC constitute 10% of all CRC diagnoses. The majority of patients have proficient MMR (pMMR) tumors, with limited effect…

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Innovativ forskning skal i et nyt forskningsprojekt skabe vigtige forbedringer inden for kirurgien af kræft.
14/03/2022

Innovativ forskning skal i et nyt forskningsprojekt skabe vigtige forbedringer inden for kirurgien af kræft.

Én ud af fire patienter oplever komplikationer efter en tarmkræftoperation i dag. Det har genindlæggelse, varige mén eller endda døden til følge. Én ud af fire personer oplever tilmed tilbagefald af deres kræftsygdom inden for tre år efter, at de er sendt raske hjem fra sygehuset. Disse tilbagefald og senfølger betyder ligeledes, at mange ikke længere…

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Open Day - 14 December 2021
13/12/2021

Open Day - 14 December 2021

Are you interested in medical research? Then visit us in Køge on December 14, 2021, meet with our researchers and hear about some of our ongoing research projects!Agenda10.15 – 10.30 Welcome & Coffee10.30 – 10.35 Presentation of the Center for Surgical Science by PhD student Mikail Gögenur10.35 – 10.50 Presentation of the NeoFLU trial and…

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How can Big Data and Artificial Intelligence affect clinical research in the future?
18/03/2021

How can Big Data and Artificial Intelligence affect clinical research in the future?

Ismail Gögenur, Senior Consultant and Director of Center for Surgical Science at Zealand University Hospital and Nikolai Brun, Senior Consultant, Chairman of Task Force for Big Data, EMA and Head of Unit, Medical Evaluation & Biostatistics (Danish Medicines Agency) talked to Chris Lehmann from Altinget and explained how Big Data and AI can affect the…

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