Institute Of Oncology Ljubljana

This study is testing a two-step treatment for pancreatic cancer that cannot be removed by surgery. First, patients receive standard chemotherapy. If the cancer doesn't worsen, they then receive a highly focused, high-dose radiation treatment called SBRT. The goal is to see if th…

This study is testing how well standard immunotherapy works for people in Slovenia with advanced melanoma that has spread. Researchers will follow 40 patients receiving this first-line treatment to see how their cancer responds and how long the treatment keeps the disease under c…

This study aims to monitor the safety and effectiveness of a precise radiation technique called SBRT for treating cancer that has spread to the spine. It will follow 100 adult patients with spinal metastases to track side effects and how well the treatment controls tumor growth. …

This study is looking at how well immunotherapy drugs work for people in Slovenia with advanced melanoma that has spread. It will follow 100 adults receiving these drugs as their first treatment. Researchers also want to see if measuring a specific protein (PD-L1) in the tumor or…

This study is testing which of two common drugs works better to support the body's defenses and recovery after colon cancer surgery. One hundred patients will be randomly assigned to receive either an infusion of lidocaine or a high dose of dexamethasone during their operation. R…

This study is testing a treatment called electrochemotherapy for women whose vulvar cancer has come back. The treatment combines a cancer drug with electric pulses to help the drug get into the tumor cells more effectively. The main goal is to shrink the tumors enough to avoid or…

This study is testing if giving the numbing medicine lidocaine during and after colon cancer surgery helps patients recover better. Researchers will compare it to a placebo and a steroid to see if it reduces pain, lowers the need for strong painkillers (opioids), and helps the bo…

This study is testing a new web application designed to help cancer patients report side effects from radiation therapy. Patients with breast, gynecologic, or urologic cancers will use the app weekly to log symptoms, which are sent securely to their doctors. The system uses a red…

This study aims to understand what changes happen in and around melanoma skin tumors after a treatment called electrochemotherapy. Researchers will take small tissue samples from tumors before and after treatment in about 150 patients to look for changes in immune cells and blood…

This study aims to understand how consistently patients take their breast cancer medications. Researchers will compare two groups: those taking a standard hormone therapy pill versus those taking that pill plus an additional drug called abemaciclib. They will track 319 patients f…

This study is testing a short questionnaire to identify gastrointestinal cancer patients at risk for sarcopenia—a serious loss of muscle mass and strength. Researchers want to see how many patients screen positive for this risk before starting cancer treatment and again during tr…

This study aims to see if cancer cells and DNA found in the blood can help predict how well treatment works for aggressive, high-risk early breast cancer. Researchers will enroll 130 patients with inflammatory or triple-negative/HER2+ breast cancer. They will use blood tests to t…

This study aims to understand how often lymphoma patients experience memory and thinking problems during and after chemotherapy. Researchers will track patients' cognitive function over time using standard tests and analyze spinal fluid in some patients to look for biological mar…

This study aims to understand how colorectal cancer survivors feel and function in the years after their treatment ends. Researchers will follow 368 working-age survivors for up to 2 years, checking in at 6, 12, and 24 months. The goal is to identify common long-term side effects…

This study aims to better understand how much protein patients with severe intestinal failure need when they rely on intravenous nutrition at home. Researchers will measure how 40 patients' bodies process protein to help create more personalized nutrition formulas. The goal is to…

This study aims to find out how many people with stomach or intestinal cancers show early warning signs of muscle loss, known as sarcopenia. Researchers will screen 60 patients using a simple questionnaire before they start cancer treatment and again during treatment. Patients wh…