Medical University Of Vienna

This study tests whether a 12-week personalized exercise program (a mix of aerobic and strength training) can improve physical fitness, quality of life, and reduce fall risk in people with multiple myeloma. About 45 patients will be split into high-risk (individual training) and …

This study looks at whether acupuncture can reduce disease activity and pain in children with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis. About 60 children with mild to moderate symptoms will receive acupuncture alongside their usual medications. Researchers will measure changes in di…

This study looks at 100 people who had a cardiac arrest outside the hospital. Doctors will use portable tools like ultrasound and blood tests to find reversible causes, such as a blocked airway or drug overdose. The goal is to see how often these causes are found and if finding t…

This study follows 30 lung transplant recipients and healthy volunteers as they prepare for and climb Mount Aconcagua (6,971 meters). Participants first use a home hypoxic tent for 8 weeks to condition their bodies, then attempt the summit with medical monitoring. The goal is to …

This study looks at whether a live video link to a specialist can help paramedics perform ultrasound scans on people having severe breathing trouble. About 350 adults with acute shortness of breath will be included. Half of the paramedics will get real-time remote guidance, while…

This study compares three ways to help untrained bystanders perform CPR: a paper guide, a first aid app, and a small device (CorPatch®) that gives real-time feedback on chest compressions. 150 adults aged 18-70 who took a CPR course in the last 10 years will practice on a mannequ…

This study aimed to see if virtual reality (VR) training helps first-year emergency room residents learn to manage traumatic cardiac arrest more quickly than standard e-learning. Researchers planned to compare how fast participants performed key actions during a simulated emergen…

This study aimed to see if video interpreting could help emergency doctors communicate with patients who speak a different language. It planned to include 50 awake adults with language barriers in a trauma room setting. The study was withdrawn before any participants were enrolle…