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Site Overview

Source: Human-provided.

The National Institute of Endocrinology C I Parhon is Romania’s leading specialized center for the diagnosis, treatment, and research of endocrine disorders. Located in Bucharest, it operates under the Ministry of Health and is recognized as a national reference institution in endocrinology. Founded in 1946 and named after the eminent scientist Constantin Ion Parhon, the institute has played a foundational role in establishing endocrinology as a distinct medical discipline in Romania. It provides comprehensive care for a wide range of conditions, including thyroid disorders, adrenal and pituitary diseases, osteoporosis, metabolic disorders, and endocrine cancers. The institute is equipped with advanced diagnostic and therapeutic facilities such as molecular genetics testing, imaging, and isotope therapy. It also integrates clinical care with research and medical education, training students and specialists while contributing to international scientific advancements. By combining…

Source: Trial-derived.
16Total Trials
Source: Trial-derived.
4Recruiting Trials
Source: Trial-derived.
9Active Trials
Source: Trial-derived.
7Completed Trials
Source: Trial-derived.
24Unique Conditions
Source: Trial-derived.
16Unique Sponsors

Conditions

Source: Trial-derived. Acute Coronary Syndrome (1)Source: Trial-derived. Acute Stroke (1)Source: Trial-derived. Advanced Parkinson Disease (1)Source: Trial-derived. Balance; Distorted (1)Source: Trial-derived. Cardiovascular Risk (1)Source: Trial-derived. Chemotherapy-induced Thrombocytopenia (1)Source: Trial-derived. Chronic Kidney Disease (1)Source: Trial-derived. Diabetes Mellitus, Type 1 (1)

Sponsors

Source: Trial-derived. Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy (2)Source: Trial-derived. ELIAS Emergency University Hospital (2)Source: Trial-derived. Hoffmann-La Roche (2)Source: Trial-derived. Janssen Research & Development, LLC (2)Source: Trial-derived. Novo Nordisk A/S (2)Source: Trial-derived. Amgen (1)Source: Trial-derived. Biogen (1)Source: Trial-derived. Boehringer Ingelheim (1)

Imaging & Diagnostics

Imaging and diagnostic capabilities inferred from trial participation

Source: AI-inferred. Electrocardiography (lead count not stated)
Source: AI-inferred. MRI
Source: AI-inferred. Echocardiography

Laboratory & Biospecimens

Laboratory and biospecimen capabilities inferred from trial participation

Source: AI-inferred. Clinical laboratory testing
Source: AI-inferred. Immunogenicity (anti-drug antibody) testing
Source: AI-inferred. PCR / molecular

Research Pharmacy & Investigational Product

Investigational-product capabilities inferred from trial participation

Source: AI-inferred. Hazardous / cytotoxic drug handling

Clinical Procedures

Clinical procedures inferred from trial participation

Source: AI-inferred. Intravenous infusion administration

Accessibility & Parking

Accessibility Features

Source: Google. Wheelchair accessible entrance
Source: Google. Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Source: Google. Wheelchair accessible restroom

Additional Capabilities

Other capabilities inferred from trial participation

Source: AI-inferred. Brain imaging
Source: AI-inferred. Nine-hole peg testing
Source: AI-inferred. Participant mobile study app (eDiary/ePRO)
Source: AI-inferred. Timed 25-foot walk testing