Scientists track ICU survivors for clues to mysterious Long-Term weakness
NCT ID NCT07170527
Summary
This study aims to understand why some previously healthy people struggle to recover physically after a serious illness requiring intensive care (ICU). Researchers will follow 200 ICU survivors for a year, collecting blood and stool samples and measuring strength and mental health. The goal is to find links between the body's chemical changes during critical illness and long-term recovery problems, hoping to identify targets for future treatments.
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Gelderse Vallei Hospital
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