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The objective of the study is to refine our knowledge on the physiopathology of the symptoms and the complications for the patients affected by a drepanocytic syndrome.

The establishment of risk factors and indicators of severity will allow to target better the patients requiring an adequate strategy in order to prevent the installation of some complications or to limit their worsening.


Clinical Trial Description

Some additional tubes will be taken during the usual control of blood test of the drepanocytic patient. A sample of urine will be also asked. Tubes, after pre-treatment, will be sent to Erasme hospital.

A series ob biological but also genetic parameters, both at asymptomatic patients and those in aigüe phase of the disease, can be measured either immediately or a little time after the prelevement.

In this way, we can study numerous domains linked to the physiopathology of the drepanocytose (hémolyse, vaso-occlusion, rheology, factors modulators of the clinical expression). The surplus of the collection could be used for other researchs. It's in this context that we also wish to constitute a biobank of serum, plasma and urine for these drepanocytic patients by surplus of taken material.

The study is realized within the framework of an academic collaboration between institutions. The bank of takings will be located in the reference center of the pathologies of the Red Blood Cell (laboratory of medical chemistry of the erasme hospital). ;


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NCT number NCT04205123
Study type Observational
Source Erasme University Hospital
Contact Béatrice BG Gulbis, Phd MD
Phone +32 02 555 34 27
Email Chimie@erasme.ulb.ac.be
Status Recruiting
Phase
Start date October 20, 2014
Completion date January 1, 2025

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