Brugmann University Hospital

This study is looking at a specific blood marker called glycosylated ferritin to see if it can help doctors better distinguish between three serious conditions: Still's disease, sepsis, and macrophage activation syndrome. These illnesses can look very similar, making diagnosis di…

This study tests whether using two brain monitors together during heart surgery can prevent short- and long-term memory and thinking problems (called postoperative cognitive disorders). The monitors track oxygen levels and brain activity, allowing doctors to make real-time adjust…

This study tests a rehabilitation program combining daily low-flow dialysis with exercise and nutrition monitoring for kidney patients who recently left the hospital. The goal is to improve muscle strength and physical function, which often decline in people on standard dialysis.…

This study aims to understand why many people feel extreme tiredness after a stroke, known as post-stroke fatigue. Researchers will monitor 250 stroke patients' heart rate, blood pressure, and heart function to see if problems with the body's automatic nervous system play a role.…

This study tests whether a brain-computer interface can detect when a person might be accidentally awake during general anesthesia. Researchers will record brain activity from 48 right-handed surgery patients before, during, and after anesthesia. The goal is to improve monitoring…