New device offers hope for easing Cancer-Related breathing struggles
NCT ID NCT02227732
Summary
This small, completed study tested a new type of catheter designed to help manage a painful complication of cancer. It aimed to see if the device was safe and effective at draining recurring fluid buildup around the lungs, which causes severe shortness of breath. The study involved 10 adult cancer patients who had this specific problem and needed relief.
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Southmead Hospital - Academic Resporatory Unit
Westbury on Severn, Bristol, BS10 5NB, United Kingdom
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