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Quality-of-Life Assessment for Acute Pancreatitis
Study Summary
This trial looks at whether simvastatin can reduce pancreatitis in patients who have had it multiple times. Simvastatin may work by decreasing the inflammation of the pancreas.
- Acute Pancreatitis
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How many participants are joining this trial at present?
"This medical research trial is no longer accepting applicants. Initially posted on September 19th 2016, this study was most recently revised on December 7th 2021. Currently, there are 83 studies involving pancreatitis and 37 Quality-of-Life Assessment trials actively searching for patients to participate in their experimentations."
Has a similar medical experiment been conducted prior to this one?
"At the present time, there are 37 ongoing studies examining Quality-of-Life Assessment in 239 cities and 31 countries that have been running since 2005. Merck Sharp & Dohme LLC initiated this research agenda with a Phase 4 drug approval stage involving 80 patients; these trials have accumulated 1032 participants over 15 years of data gathering."
Has there been any precedent of Quality-of-Life Assessment studies?
"Quality-of-Life Assessment was initially trialled at OHSU Hospital in 2005, and presently there are 1032 completed studies. Currently 37 live clinical trials of this methodology exist, the majority held within Pittsburgh Pennsylvania."
What health issues is Quality-of-Life Assessment typically employed to address?
"Quality-of-Life Assessment is a popular treatment plan for cholesterol, as well as diabetes Mellitus, cardiovascular event prevention and hypercholesterolemia."
What goals are the researchers attempting to attain with this clinical experiment?
"This clinical trial's objective, evaluated over a period ranging from Baseline to up to 6 months, is to observe the alteration of peak bicarbonate concentration via endoscopic pancreatic function test (ePFT). Secondary outcomes include Pancreatitis-related Readmissions - specified as the number of patients with hospital readmission due to pancreatitis - as well as Serum and Pancreatic Secretions measured by fluorescent intensity for biomarkers such as HGF (hepatocyte growth factor), Resistin, and FASL (Fas ligand) in arbitrary units. Lastly, Change in serum and pancreatic secretions will be"
What potential risks accompany Quality-of-Life Assessment for individuals?
"The Quality-of-Life Assessment received a score of 2 based on our team's evaluation because it is in Phase 2, signifying that some safety data has been collected but efficacy evidence is currently lacking."
Does this investigation currently have capacity for new participants?
"At this time, no more patients are being accepted for the trial first posted on September 19th 2016. However, there are 83 pancreatitis studies and 37 Quality-of-Life Assessment trials actively recruiting participants."
Are there multiple medical centers in this city conducting the research?
"The University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute (UPCI), Cedars Sinai Medical Center, and Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles Medical Center are all participating in this clinical trial. Additionally, there are five other medical centres that have been approved to take part in the study."
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