BASICS study shows use of antibiotic-impregnated VPS reduces infections
The BASICS study has just published results in The Lancet, which show that brain shunts impregnated with antibiotics (Bactiseal©) significantly reduce infections rates in patients having surgery for hydrocephalus. See further information in the University of Liverpool's news:
LCTC celebrate the people who conduct clinical trials, the patients who participate in them, and the positive impact trials have on so many lives.
On International Clinical Trials Day LCTC has taken over the Clinical Directorate Newsletter.
The LCTC team have taken some well-deserved ‘time out’ to celebrate Clinical Trials Day.
As part of the celebrations to mark International Clinical Trials Day the LCTC will be hosting an event to showcase the results of recently completed trials.