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Clinical trials and research at University Hospital, Strasbourg, France
As of November 12, 2026, Find a Trial lists 195 clinical trials run by University Hospital, Strasbourg, France that are recruiting, in France. 10 were first registered in the last 30 days. By phase: Phase 4 (6), Phase 3 (5), Phase 2 (3). Every study is explained in plain English. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov and NIH RePORTER, updated November 12, 2026.
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Patient-specific biomechanical modeling of incisional hernias with AI and finite element analysis
Researchers will test a personalized computer model of the abdominal wall for adults with incisional hernias using anonymized CT data and AI to see how the hernia shapes relate to tissue mechanics.
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Menin inhibitors in pediatric relapsed or refractory acute leukemia
This study looks at kids with relapsed or treatment-resistant acute leukemia who have specific genetic changes and are treated with menin inhibitors to see how they fare.
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Long-Term Epilepsy Outcomes in Children After Perinatal Stroke
This study looks at how epilepsy progresses in kids who had a stroke before 28 days old to see how their seizures and syndromes evolve over time.
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Predictors of Success and Failure of v-NOTES Hysterectomy for Large Uteri
This study looks at which factors predict whether a v-NOTES hysterectomy for large uteri will be completed without needing to switch to another surgical approach.
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Prehospital end-of-life care: how professionals use a comfort care booklet in Strasbourg
This study tests how emergency crew members in Strasbourg use a comfort care booklet when caring for patients at end of life, and what they think about it.
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Toxicity of intensive first-line treatment for adult Burkitt lymphoma
This study looks back at adult Burkitt lymphoma patients treated with very aggressive first-line chemotherapy to see how toxic the treatment is and what their long-term outcomes were.
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D-TAP Parental Questionnaire for Early Screening of Pediatric Feeding Disorder in Hospitalized Infants
This study tests whether the D-TAP parental questionnaire can reliably screen for pediatric feeding disorder in hospitalized children aged 8 to 18 months.
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Characterization of CD180 Protein Expression in Myeloid Blood C cancers
This study tests how CD180 is presented on myeloid cancer cells and normal stem cells using existing patient samples from AML cases to see if it could help with diagnosis or monitoring.
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Acromial Shape and Age: How CT Looks at Shoulder Bone Shape
This study tests whether CT-based measurements of acromial morphology are reliable and how they relate to age in people who had shoulder imaging.
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Adapted Boxing and Photography for Body Image in Haematology Patients
This project tests whether a boxing session, paired with photography activities, improves body image and self-esteem in adults with haematological cancer who are receiving treatment.
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3D Modeling of Deep Endometriosis From Pelvic MRI
Acknowledge how 3D reconstructions from pelvic MRI are tested to see if they help plan surgeries for people with deep endometriosis.
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Strasbourg pST soft tissue sarcoma care patterns and survival
This study looks back at how closely soft tissue sarcoma care in Strasbourg followed international guidelines and whether that related to overall survival, comparing patient care from 2010-2016 to 2017-2024.
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How do occupational doctors handle PMDD in the workplace
This study tests what French occupational physicians know and how they think about PMDD and how they manage it in the workplace.
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Invasive Genetic Testing in fetuses with isolated IUGR diagnosed after 28 weeks
This study looks at how often invasive genetic tests are done in late-pregnancy fetuses with isolated IUGR and what kinds of results they yield.
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Cardiovascular history and hemodynamic problems after intubation in ICU
This study looks back at ICU patients to see if having cardiovascular disease makes severe blood pressure problems after intubation more likely.
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First-Trimester Screening for Open Neural Tube Defects with Fetal Biometrics and Maternal Markers
This study tests whether early ultrasound measures and maternal blood markers can help screen for open neural tube defects in the first trimester.
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Pulmonary Artery Growth in Tetralogy of Fallot: A Look at Nakata Index Over Time
This study tests how pulmonary artery sizes change from birth through surgery in kids with Tetralogy of Fallot to see if the Nakata index can help guide treatment.
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Basal LH threshold for diagnosing central precocious puberty
This study tests whether a single, baseline LH measurement can correctly diagnose central precocious puberty in kids and reduce the need for the LHRH stimulation test.
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Care pathway for patients admitted from home to the palliative care unit
This study follows adults admitted from home to Strasbourg's palliative care unit to see how their care pathways work and how well needs are met in 2025.
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Impact of Extrarenal Myoglobin Clearance on Kidney Recovery in Severe Rhabdomyolysis
This study looks at whether removing myoglobin outside the kidney helps people with severe rhabdomyolysis recover kidney function.
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Personalized 3D Tumoroids from Your Tumor to Test Treatments
Researchers are using patient tumor tissue and blood to grow personalized 3D, vascularized tumoroids with autologous immune cells to help tailor treatments for kidney, bladder, and prostate cancers.
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Emotional dysregulation in adolescents with complex trauma traits
Researchers will observe teens to see how emotional dysregulation shows up in CPTSD and how it differs from BPD and PTSD.
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Biological Collection to Help Create Models for Digestive Cancers and IBD
Researchers are gathering tissue and biological samples from patients with inflammatory bowel disease or digestive cancers to build personalized models and test new therapies.
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Red-light helmet therapy for people with dementia with Lewy bodies
This test will see if red-light therapy worn as a helmet can help improve thinking, daily life, and brain activity in people with DLB.
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Using continuous glucose monitoring to spot early loss of pancreatic islet transplant function
This project will see if a CGM measure called Time in Tight Range (70–140 mg/dL) can detect early loss of islet transplant function in adults with insulin-dependent diabetes.
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Healthcare students and hospital staff training, knowledge, and experience about organ donation
See how well healthcare students and hospital professionals in Alsace know about organ donation and what training or experience they have.
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Normal blood clotting values in premature infants
We will look at past lab tests to see what normal blood clotting values are from birth until 18 months in babies born before 37 weeks.
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Babesiosis cases across metropolitan France
This project will collect and review data to see how babesiosis affects adults diagnosed and treated in French hospitals between 2000 and 2024.
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Why families refuse organ donation at Strasbourg University Hospital (2024–2025)
This project will try to find out why relatives refuse organ donation for people who are brain dead or who have life support withdrawn in the Strasbourg ICU.
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Pregnant patients' expectations and concerns about ambulatory epidural anesthesia at CMCO
We will see if pregnant patients followed at the CMCO are interested in ambulatory epidural anesthesia and what concerns might stop them.
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Panniculitis linked to dermatomyositis
This research will see if people with dermatomyositis who develop panniculitis have distinct clinical or tissue (histologic) features compared with panniculitis from other causes.
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Endoscopic repair of bile duct injuries after surgery
This project will try endoscopic methods to fix bile duct injuries that happen during hepatobiliary surgery in adults, excluding injuries of the cystic duct.
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Rectal swab detection of ESBL, carbapenemases, and high-level cephalosporinase to predict C3G-resistant Enterobacteriaceae infections in ICU patients
This study tests whether a rectal swab that finds ESBL, carbapenemases, or high-level cephalosporinase can predict which adult ICU patients at Strasbourg are likely to get C3G-resistant Enterobacteriaceae infections.
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Parental plans and pregnancy outcomes in 93 women with Turner syndrome
This project describes parental plans and pregnancy outcomes for adult women with Turner syndrome treated at Strasbourg University Hospitals between 2009 and 2019.
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Comparing dual-energy CT and MRI for staging oral and oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma
This will test whether 40 keV dual-energy CT can replace a contrast-enhanced neck and facial MRI for staging adults with oral or oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma.
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Deprescribing antipsychotics using multiple real patient cases
This project will see if reducing or stopping long-term antipsychotics works for adults with stable psychotic disorders by following real-world cases.
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Factors linked to death in Streptococcal anginosus bloodstream infection
This project looks at medical records of adults hospitalized with Streptococcal anginosus bacteremia to see which factors are linked to a higher risk of death.
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Familial systemic scleroderma (scleroderma that runs in families)
This project will look at adults with systemic scleroderma who have a first-degree relative with the disease to try to find genetic and molecular markers that predict progression and point to new treatment targets.
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Disseminated Lyme and Borrelia miyamotoi infections after anti‑CD20 treatment in France
This project looks at clinical, laboratory, imaging, and medication information from people in France who developed widespread Borrelia infections after anti‑CD20 therapy.
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Diagnosing lymphohistiocytic hemophagocytosis in intensive care patients with liver disease
This study will test whether the HScore can accurately detect lymphohistiocytic hemophagocytosis in adults with hepatocellular insufficiency or cirrhosis admitted to intensive care.
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How medicalized residential care influences care plans for vulnerable palliative patients
This study will see if living in a medicalized residential facility in Alsace changes how care plans are made for adults receiving palliative care.
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Fixing displaced medial epicondyle elbow fractures with suture anchors
This research tests whether using suture anchors to fix displaced medial epicondyle elbow fractures in children under 15 leads to reliable healing with fewer hardware-related problems.
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Child outcomes after prenatal exome testing prompted by ultrasound findings
This project tries to see if prenatal exome sequencing after amniocentesis for ultrasound concerns predicts health outcomes for children up to age four.
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Prevalence of smoking, passive smoke exposure, and vaping among adults with cystic fibrosis
This project will see how common smoking, exposure to secondhand smoke, and vaping are among adults with cystic fibrosis followed at the Strasbourg Adult CF Center.
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Safer antibiotic choices before knee, hip, or shoulder replacement for people labeled allergic to penicillin or other beta-lactams
This project will see if using the PEN-FAST allergy score at the pre-op anesthesiology visit helps doctors choose the safest antibiotic for adults labeled allergic to beta-lactams who are having knee, hip, or shoulder replacement.
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Detailed health profiling for people with PCOS
This effort will collect clinical, hormonal (including AMH), and imaging information from adult women seen at Strasbourg University Hospital with suspected or confirmed PCOS to try to better define PCOS types.
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Impact on quality of life after an intensive care unit stay
This project will see if adults who spend more than 48 hours in intensive care develop post‑traumatic stress that affects their quality of life.
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Choosing first-line treatment for metastatic urothelial carcinoma
This study will look at adults with metastatic urothelial carcinoma treated since October 2024 to see which patient features and clinician reasons lead to choosing platinum-based chemotherapy instead of enfortumab vedotin plus pembrolizumab as first-line therapy.
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How perinatal healthcare professionals in Alsace manage eating disorders
This survey asks perinatal healthcare professionals in Alsace about their knowledge and day-to-day practices for caring for people with eating disorders during pregnancy and after birth.
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Chest CT scans to find prognostic signs in pulmonary mucormycosis
This project will see if patterns on chest CT scans can predict outcomes for adults treated for pulmonary mucormycosis.
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Diagnosing brief stroke-like (TIA) events in the emergency room
This project will look at how adults who come to the emergency room with a transient ischemic attack (TIA) are managed to see if extra tests, treatments, and referrals match their cardiovascular risk.
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Measuring abdominal (intraperitoneal) pressure during peritoneal dialysis in children
This project will see how healthcare professionals in European pediatric dialysis centers measure intraperitoneal pressure (IPP) in children on peritoneal dialysis.
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Training delivery room staff to reduce postpartum anal incontinence
This project will try training delivery room staff at Strasbourg University Hospital to see if better diagnosis and repair of obstetric anal sphincter injuries lowers postpartum anal incontinence in women who give birth vaginally.
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Clinical, microbiological and epidemiological features of imported recurrent borreliosis confirmed by CNR Borrelia
See how clinical signs, laboratory findings, and travel-related epidemiology present in people of any age with imported recurrent borreliosis confirmed by the CNR Borrelia between 2013 and 2025.
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Bleeding risk of surgical versus medical abortion at 14–16 weeks
This project tests whether surgical or medical abortion causes less bleeding for adults having an abortion at 14–16 weeks of pregnancy.
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Targeted congenital CMV screening guided by newborn hearing screening
This project will test whether doing a CMV test for babies under one month who have an inconclusive newborn hearing screening can find congenital CMV infections earlier.
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Linking EEG brain activity and pathology in Lewy body disease
This project will test whether distinct EEG activity patterns can help identify and explain Lewy body disease in adults who had prior EEGs and RT-QuIC testing.
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Strasbourg cohort of people with adrenal cortical carcinoma
This project collects clinical, imaging and pathology information from adults treated at Strasbourg University Hospital to better understand adrenal cortical carcinoma.
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Information sheet for parents after a child's first simple febrile seizure
This tries giving parents a clear information sheet after their child's first simple febrile seizure to see if it lowers parental anxiety and reduces extra emergency visits.
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Clindamycin treatment for Streptococcus periprosthetic joint infections
We will see if clindamycin works as well as other antibiotics for adults with Streptococcus periprosthetic joint infections.
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Good clinical practice for using physical restraints in Strasbourg emergency departments
This project will see if emergency doctors at Strasbourg University Hospital follow the 2021 SFMU guidelines when they use physical restraints on adult patients.
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Platelet population changes during ECMO circulatory support
This will test whether the proportions of different platelet types change during ECMO in adults with cardiac or respiratory failure.
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Improving care for obstructive sleep apnea in children with Down syndrome
This project reviews past medical records to see how children with Down syndrome were screened and surgically treated for obstructive sleep apnea at Strasbourg University Hospital and will produce a management algorithm for use in France.
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Sniffer dogs detecting bladder (urothelial) cancer from urine
This study will test whether trained sniffer dogs can detect bladder cancer by smelling urine from adults scheduled for cystoscopy or other endourological procedures.
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Hypoxia patterns in full-term newborns with very low umbilical cord pH
This project tries to see if there are distinct hypoxia patterns and fetal heart-rate signs in full-term newborns whose umbilical cord arterial pH is below 7.00.
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Managing gastrointestinal bleeding in people taking direct oral anticoagulants
This project will see how doctors treat gastrointestinal bleeding in adults on direct oral anticoagulants and whether giving prothrombin complex concentrate (PCC) appears helpful and safe.
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Finding medication-caused problems when older adults arrive at the emergency department
This project uses a pharmacist checklist (AT HARM 10) to see if it can find medication-related harms in patients over 65 who come to the Hautepierre emergency department in Strasbourg.
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Using a severity questionnaire for allergic rhinitis during ENT visits
This project will try a short severity questionnaire during ENT follow-ups for adults with allergic rhinitis to see if patients find it acceptable and if the scores reliably reflect symptom severity.
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What teens (11–17) and their parents think about hormone replacement for female hypogonadism
We will ask girls aged 11–17 with hypogonadism and their parents about their knowledge and feelings on hormone replacement therapy to see what education helps them stick with treatment.
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Long-term anticoagulation for adults with severe hemophilia A
This project will see if adults with severe hemophilia A who are on modern factor VIII prophylaxis can be safely treated with long-term blood thinners.
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How mothers and obstetricians decide the delivery method for breech babies
This project asks mothers who delivered a breech baby and obstetricians in the Grand-Est region to complete anonymous questionnaires to see how decisions about vaginal birth versus cesarean are made for term breech deliveries.
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PCR testing in blood and lung washings to monitor invasive pulmonary aspergillosis
This will test whether repeated PCR tests for Aspergillus fumigatus in blood and bronchoalveolar lavage fluid can track treatment response in adults with invasive pulmonary aspergillosis.
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O-RADS MRI classification to predict malignancy of ovarian masses in girls
This project will test whether the O-RADS MRI classification can help doctors tell if ovarian masses in girls under 16 are benign or malignant before surgery.
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PERC and YEARS approaches for diagnosing pulmonary embolism in the emergency department.
This project will test whether using the PERC score and the YEARS algorithm helps emergency doctors decide which adults need D-dimer blood tests or chest CT scans to diagnose pulmonary embolism.
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Continuous oxygen (SpO₂) monitoring during transfer from the operating room to the recovery area
This will test whether continuous pulse oximetry during transfer from the operating room to the PACU reduces drops in oxygen levels in adults having general anesthesia.
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Cryocheck HexLA integrated APTT test for detecting lupus anticoagulant
This work will test whether the Cryocheck HexLA integrated APTT better detects lupus anticoagulant and is less affected by anticoagulant medications in adults whose blood is sent to the HUS Hematology Laboratory.
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Escalation versus induction therapy for relapsing MS starting after age 50
This project will test whether starting with stronger, highly effective treatments or beginning with moderate drugs and escalating later changes the risk of inflammatory relapses for people whose relapsing MS began after age 50.
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Clinical and radiographic outcomes after a fixed‑polyethylene posteriorly stabilized cemented total knee replacement with at least one‑year follow‑up
This project tests how well a specific fixed‑polyethylene posteriorly stabilized cemented total knee replacement performs in adults who had the operation, using clinical and x‑ray data at least one year after surgery.
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Inadequate pain relief during cesarean under spinal anesthesia
This project will try to identify which cesarean patients given spinal anesthesia had inadequate pain relief and how those cases were managed at Strasbourg University Hospital.
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Epidemiology and clinical features of human anaplasmosis in Alsace
This project will see how Anaplasma phagocytophilum infections present and progress in adults in Alsace using PCR-confirmed cases.
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Causes and care for visible blood in children's urine in the pediatric emergency department
This project will see how children under 18 with visible blood in their urine are diagnosed and treated in the pediatric emergency department to help create a standard care protocol.
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Modified versus classic Nuss repair for pectus excavatum in adolescents
This research will see if the modified or classic Nuss procedure gives shorter surgery time, less postoperative pain, shorter ICU stays, and better cosmetic results for teens with pectus excavatum.
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Factors that shape osteoporosis care for frail older adults
This project tries to find out what influences how doctors in Alsace treat osteoporosis in frail older adults by talking with physicians who have used a practical management guide.
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Life after acute mesenteric ischemia
See how adults treated for acute mesenteric ischemia at Strasbourg University Hospitals between 2010 and 2022 are doing in terms of quality of life.
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Non-invasive liver fibrosis testing in children and young adults with type III glycogen storage disease
This project tries to see if non-invasive liver stiffness measurements (like elastography) can monitor liver fibrosis in children and young adults with type III glycogen storage disease.
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Finding missed HIV testing opportunities in general practice
This project will see how often general practice doctors missed chances to offer HIV tests to adults diagnosed with HIV in France between January 1, 2021 and July 30, 2024.
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One-stage prosthesis exchange for Candida joint infections
This project tests whether replacing an infected hip or knee prosthesis in a single operation helps adults with Candida joint infections.
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How heparins can interfere with argatroban blood tests
This project will test whether remaining heparin in blood samples changes laboratory measurements of argatroban activity for adults treated with UFH or LMWH.
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Factors linked to complete responses to immunotherapy in metastatic melanoma
This project looks back at records to see which adults with unresectable stage III or IV melanoma had complete, lasting responses to anti‑PD‑1 and/or anti‑CTLA‑4 immunotherapy.
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Outcomes for people 75 and older after an emergency department visit for an acute medical problem
This project will see what happens to people aged 75 and older who came to the Strasbourg emergency department in 2019 for an acute medical problem and were considered for hospital admission.
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brainQuant detection of white matter changes on diffusion MRI linked to head injuries in professional soccer players
We will test whether brainQuant can spot white matter changes on diffusion MRI that might indicate past head injuries in professional soccer players near retirement.
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Nutritional status monitoring for adults with gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumors
This project will see if nutrition problems are common and linked to outcomes in adults aged 18–70 being followed for gastroenteropancreatic neuroendocrine tumors at Strasbourg University Hospital.
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Platelet serotonin deficiencies in adults with bleeding problems (Strasbourg)
This project tests whether low serotonin inside platelets is linked to bleeding in adults treated for hemorrhagic syndrome at Strasbourg University Hospital.
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Cryobiopsy during bronchial endoscopy: safety and how well it works
This project tries cryobiopsy during bronchial endoscopy to see if it is safe and provides better diagnostic tissue for people with mediastinal lesions, enlarged lymph nodes, or diffuse interstitial lung disease.
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Metformin use before ICU admission in patients with severe lactic acidosis
This project will see if taking metformin before ICU admission changes survival for adults with type 2 diabetes who develop severe lactic acidosis.
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Sleep problems and their effects on people with Ménière's disease
This project will see if adults with Ménière's disease who experience debilitating vertigo also have more sleep problems by reviewing patients followed at Strasbourg University Hospital.
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Treatment options for Enterococcus faecalis bloodstream infection
This project tests whether single-drug penicillin-based treatment or combination antibiotic therapy leads to better survival for adults with Enterococcus faecalis bloodstream infections.
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Mental health monitoring for national police through occupational health teams
This project will test whether occupational health monitoring can identify mental health needs among national police officers so they can get help sooner.
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Aerodigestive fistulas in adults treated at Strasbourg University Hospital
This project looks at medical records of adults with acquired aerodigestive fistulas treated at Strasbourg between 2014 and 2023 to see what causes them, how they are diagnosed, and what happens afterward.
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Characterizing cerebral toxoplasmosis in non‑HIV immunocompromised adults at Strasbourg University Hospital.
This project will collect clinical information on adults with weakened immune systems (excluding HIV) who have cerebral toxoplasmosis to see which diagnostic methods, treatments, and preventive steps work best.
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Referral flowchart to guide care for adults with vertigo
This project will try a simple flowchart to help doctors decide referrals for adults who come in with vertigo.
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How French dentists treat infected or non-vital baby (primary) teeth
See how dentists in France treat children’s non-vital or infected primary teeth and what leads them to choose extraction, pulpectomy, or other options.
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Relevance of antithrombin prescriptions at Strasbourg University Hospitals
This project will see if giving antithrombin to adults in intensive care or during surgery at Strasbourg University Hospitals is being used appropriately and linked to effective anticoagulation with heparin.
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Outpatient versus hospital recovery after total knee replacement
This project tests whether adults having total knee replacement recover just as well after outpatient surgery as after a standard hospital stay.
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Spinal versus general anesthesia for recovery after total knee replacement
This will test whether spinal anesthesia or general anesthesia leads to better early postoperative recovery for adults who have had total knee replacement.
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Can virtual reality with hypnotic scripts ease dental anxiety during wisdom tooth removal?
This trial tests whether using virtual reality with hypnotic scripts can lower anxiety and pain for adults undergoing wisdom tooth extraction compared with standard local anesthesia alone.
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Alcohol Use Disorder Before and After Bariatric Surgery and How Surgery Is Addressed During Addiction Follow-up
This project will see how bariatric surgery and whether clinicians consider the surgery during addiction follow-up relate to alcohol use disorder outcomes in adults treated for AUD at two French centers.
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Characterization of Autoreactive B Cells in Autoimmune Diseases and Immune Deficiencies
Researchers are testing to see how autoreactive B cells behave in people with autoimmune diseases or immune deficiencies to better understand how these cells may contribute to disease.
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Green Prescription: weekly organic vegetable baskets and workshops for pregnant women
This project will test whether giving pregnant women weekly local organic vegetable baskets plus workshops lowers their pesticide exposure compared with their usual diet.
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High-speed centrifugation to enable anti-Xa testing on lipemic (fatty) blood samples
This will test whether spinning fatty (lipemic) blood samples very fast helps the lab get accurate anti-Xa measurements for adults on anti-Xa anticoagulant medications.
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Does pre-surgery physical activity predict complications after incisional hernia repair?
We will test whether adults' activity levels before incisional hernia surgery predict their risk of complications afterward.
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General practitioners' knowledge of tick-borne encephalitis in France
This project will test how well general practitioners in France recognize and manage tick-borne encephalitis after a tick bite.
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What helps or gets in the way of GPs providing end‑of‑life care at home
This project will gather information from general practitioners in Bas‑Rhin to see what helps or makes it hard for them to provide outpatient palliative care for patients at the end of life.
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How medications that change gut bacteria affect immunotherapy in advanced non-small cell lung cancer
This study tries to see if drugs that alter the gut microbiome change how well immunotherapy works in adults with stage III-C or IV non-small cell lung cancer.
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Blood cell mitochondrial function and oxidative stress in pre-capillary pulmonary hypertension
This project will test whether changes in mitochondrial function of blood cells and oxidative stress can help detect and predict disease course in adults with pre-capillary pulmonary hypertension.
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Review of transgender patients who began medical care before age 18 at Strasbourg University Hospital
This project looks back at hospital records to see what happened for transgender patients who started care before age 18 at Strasbourg University Hospital.
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Personalized Metacognitive Training for Psychosis
A randomized trial tests whether personalized metacognitive training helps people with psychosis better than standard MCT.
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Empagliflozin’s Microcirculation Effects in Cardiogenic Shock
This ancillary pilot study tests whether empagliflozin given to patients in the ICU with cardiogenic shock can improve the tiny blood vessels’ flow, as measured in real time.
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Cefazolin Prophylaxis and CSF Levels in Ventricular Shunt Surgery
This study tests whether a standard 2 g dose of cefazolin given before ventricular shunt surgery yields enough drug in the brain’s fluid to help prevent valve infections.
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Health of women treated for drug addiction at Strasbourg University Hospitals
This project follows adult women receiving addiction care at Strasbourg to learn about their health needs and care experiences.
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Psychiatric disorders' influence on relapse during complex detox
This project will test whether screening for psychiatric diagnoses can help predict and reduce relapse risk in people aged 16 and older hospitalized for complex detox at CHU de Strasbourg.
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Long-read genome sequencing to help diagnose dystonia
Researchers test long-read genome sequencing to see if it can provide a genetic diagnosis for people with dystonia and related movement disorders when standard tests have not.
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How well different thromboplastin reagents work for prothrombin time in certain liver and factor deficiencies
This study tests several thromboplastin reagents to see how they affect prothrombin time in patients with isolated extrinsic pathway deficiencies or liver-related coagulopathy.
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Evaluating anticoagulation duration for pulmonary embolism in ICU patients
This study is testing how long ICU patients with serious pulmonary embolism should be treated with blood thinners to see how well it helps them recover.
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Understanding urinary tract infections caused by resistant bacteria
This study looks at how doctors in the Bas-Rhin region treat urinary tract infections caused by hard-to-treat bacteria to see if there are better ways to help patients.
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Investigating the link between MRI findings and symptoms in endolymphatic hydrops
This study is trying to see if the changes found on MRI scans in adults with endolymphatic hydrops match up with the symptoms they experience.
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Training medical students on notifying families about patient deaths
This study looks at how final-year medical students learn to inform families about patient deaths to see what challenges they face and how training can be improved.
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Understanding patients with transthyretin cardiac amyloidosis
This study looks at patients with transthyretin cardiac amyloidosis to learn more about how the disease affects their hearts and overall health over time.
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Impact of new treatment strategies on survival in advanced ovarian cancer
This study looks at how new treatment strategies can improve survival for adults with advanced ovarian cancer who have had surgery and chemotherapy.
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Improving kidney graft function from brain-dead organ donors
This study looks at how the care given to brain-dead organ donors can improve the function of kidneys transplanted to patients waiting for a transplant.
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Assessing signal loss in maternal heart rate monitoring during labor
This study looks at how often and why heart rate monitors lose signal during labor to see how it affects babies and the need for extra medical help.
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200 mg rituximab every six months for maintenance in rheumatoid arthritis
This will test whether giving 200 mg of rituximab every six months keeps rheumatoid arthritis under control in people already on rituximab who have low disease activity.
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Investigating the link between transient global amnesia and obstructive sleep apnea
This study is trying to see if people with obstructive sleep apnea are more likely to experience transient global amnesia, which could help find new treatment options.
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Best timing for heparin during radial-access coronary procedures
This research will test whether giving heparin before inserting the radial sheath instead of after lowers the chance of radial artery occlusion in adults having radial-access coronary angiography or PCI.
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Education on Immunosuppressive Therapy Reduction in Kidney Transplant Recipients in ICU with Sepsis or Respiratory Failure
In kidney transplant patients who are in the ICU for septic shock or severe respiratory failure, the study will test a targeted approach to adjust immunosuppressive therapy and provide education to support safer care.
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Evaluating intranasal fentanyl for pain management in pediatric emergencies
This study is testing if using intranasal fentanyl can effectively manage pain in children who come to the emergency room for musculoskeletal injuries.
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Physical activity for people with schizophrenia, borderline personality disorder, or vestibular disorders
This study tests whether a tailored physical activity program helps people with schizophrenia, borderline personality disorder, or vestibular disorders improve activity adherence and well‑being.
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Cerebral and Cognitive Effects in Female Pro Soccer Players After Repeated Small Head Impacts
This study tests whether repeated minor head injuries in female pro soccer players are linked to brain changes and early cognitive differences after they retire.
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Oral immunotherapy with raw apple for birch pollen and apple allergies
This study is testing if eating raw apple can help people who are allergic to both birch pollen and raw apple build up a tolerance to these allergens.
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Comparing thromboplastin reagents for prothrombin time and clotting factor tests
This project tests whether different thromboplastin reagents change prothrombin time and factor II, V, VII, and X results in people with isolated extrinsic pathway deficiencies or liver-related coagulopathy.
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Evaluating the Rockwood Clinical Frailty Score in patients with cardiogenic shock
This study is testing if the Rockwood Clinical Frailty Score can help doctors better predict outcomes for adults in the ICU who are experiencing cardiogenic shock.
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Chronic Anergic Depression: MRI Exploration in Older Adults
This study tests whether MRI-based brain imaging can help identify a form of late life depression that resists standard antidepressants and may involve the brain's dopaminergic system in people aged 60–89.
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Using a device to recover platelets during cardiac surgery
This study tests if a special device that collects and returns your own blood during heart surgery can help keep your platelet levels up and reduce the need for blood transfusions.
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Investigating the role of platelets in autoimmune diseases
This study looks at how activated platelets interact with immune cells in people with autoimmune diseases like lupus and scleroderma to see how these interactions might affect their condition.
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Genetic Diagnosis of Parkinsonism with Genome and RNA Sequencing
This study tests whether combining whole-genome sequencing with RNA sequencing from skin biopsy and blood samples can identify genetic causes in people with early-onset or familial Parkinsonism.
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Geriatric assessment for older patients after ICU discharge
This study tests if giving older patients a check-up after leaving the ICU can help them recover better and improve their quality of life.
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Using AI to analyze the superficial femoral artery for better treatment of artery disease
This study is testing if an AI tool can help doctors better understand the types of plaque in the superficial femoral artery from CT scans to improve treatment for people with peripheral artery disease.
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Evening melatonin plus morning bright light for idiopathic hypersomnia
This trial will test whether taking melatonin at night and using bright light in the morning reduces daytime sleepiness and long sleep times in adults with idiopathic hypersomnia.
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Testing for Y chromosome in Turner syndrome patients using blood samples
This study is testing a new blood test to see if it can find Y chromosome material in women with Turner syndrome, which could help identify those at risk for certain health issues.
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Pain relief for premature newborns during blood draws through maternal support
This study is testing if having mothers support their extremely premature newborns during blood draws can help reduce pain and improve their well-being compared to standard pain relief methods.
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Quick answers
How many clinical trials run by University Hospital, Strasbourg, France are recruiting right now?
195, as of November 12, 2026. 10 of them were first registered in the last 30 days. We update this list each time we refresh our data from ClinicalTrials.gov.
Where are these trials running?
All of them have sites in France. Each study page lists its sites and which ones are recruiting.
What phases are they in?
Phase 4: 6, Phase 3: 5, Phase 2: 3. Trials with no phase listed are usually device, behavioural or observational studies.
How do I join one?
Open a study, check the "Is this trial a fit for you?" section, then contact the study team listed on the page. They will ask a few screening questions. Asking is free and does not commit you to anything. Talk it over with your doctor first.
Find the studies that fit you
A list is a starting point. Tell us your situation in your own words and we'll rank the studies that match and explain why. It's free and needs no account.