Institut Du Cancer De Montpellier - Val D'aurelle

This study is testing whether a more personalized form of radiation therapy can reduce severe side effects for people with muscle-invasive bladder cancer. It will compare a new 'adaptive' technique, which adjusts the radiation daily based on bladder changes, against standard radi…

This study aims to develop better MRI scan methods to predict which rectal cancer patients have completely responded to initial treatment and can safely avoid major surgery. Researchers will analyze MRI data from about 115 patients to create a tool that more accurately detects ti…

This study aims to develop a new way to diagnose and monitor brain tumors called gliomas. Researchers will look for specific chemical markers in patients' blood, urine, and tumor tissue to see if they can create a more accurate test. The goal is to improve diagnosis and track the…

This study is testing if a special pre-surgery program can help reduce shoulder pain and improve movement after breast reconstruction. The program combines physical therapy with a gentle tissue massage technique called mechanostimulation. Researchers will compare patients who rec…

This study explores whether combining music therapy with standard smoking cessation support helps cancer patients quit smoking. Twenty-six cancer patients who smoke will work with a music therapist to create personalized soundtracks to manage withdrawal symptoms. The research aim…

This study aims to see if simple blood tests can detect cancer markers as effectively as invasive tissue biopsies. Researchers will enroll 620 patients with various cancers, focusing on lung cancer, to compare blood test results with traditional biopsy methods. The goal is to dev…