Fascioliasis

Assiut University Hospital

Parasitological Evaluation of Fascioliasis in Clinically Suspected Patients .

Parasitological Evaluation of Fascioliasis in Clinically Suspected Patients and the Effect of Some Plant Extract on The Adult Worm

Stool analysis will be done to detect eggs of fasciola worm by direct smear and concentration techniques .
to patients complaining of vague gastrointestinal disturbances, and biliary colic pain, intermittent jaundice and right upper quadrant abdominal tenderness .

Samah Mohammad Hussein

Teaching assistant at parasitology department

Assiut University

Watercress will be tested in its natural form as a food item that will supplement the usual diet, via the prescription of watercress as whole food added daily to the usual diet. The intervention group will be asked to consume 100 grams of watercress per day, in addition to their usual diet for the total time of RT treatment. These 100 grams of watercress per day will allow the achievement of the daily "therapeutic" dose.

The control group will receive the standard of care, thus will maintain their ad libitum diet.

Long-term Effects Secondary to Cancer Therapy in Adults

100g of watercress daily during radiation therapy

Watercress

Hospital de Santa Maria

Does Watercress Intake Have an Impact on Cancer Patients Outcomes: a Longitudinal Trial

Does Watercress Intake Have an Impact on Cancer Patients Outcomes: a Randomized Longitudinal Trial

as an indirect measure of cell membrane integrity, function and metabolism

assessed by tetrapolar multifrequency Bioimpedance Analysis (BIA) and CT scan images; CT scans analysis will be performed in collaboration with expert groups

Assessed by the RTOG Common Toxicity Criteria, developed by the Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group (RTOG)

Evaluated by a radiation oncologist, using a validated toxicity scale

will be assessed by the European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC-QLQ C30), validated for Oncology

DNA damage assessment by Comet assay in lymphocytes has been used extensively as a surrogate biomarker to measure exposure to genotoxic agents and assess cancer risk in human studies by us and others. biological samples will comprise serum or plasma (1 mL) prepared from blood samples collected in Heparin tubes and urine (1 mL). Metabolomic profiles will be measured on a 700 MHz 1H NMR spectrometer equipped with a cryo-probe for enhanced sensitivity. 1H NMR spectroscopy: high throughput metabolic phenotyping is a powerful approach for characterising biochemical signatures of biological samples. We will couple high-resolution 1H NMR spectroscopy and mathematical modelling approaches to determine the metabolic profile in biological samples from patients.

Metabolomics simultaneously measures thousands of low molecular weight metabolites providing holistic information on the biochemical status of the body. Previous metabolomic studies have identified cancer-associated perturbations in the metabolic phenotypes of patients. This study will explore the ability of watercress to improve the restorative effects of radiotherapy in breast cancer patients on the metabolic status towards a healthy phenotype

assessed by the method Patient-Generated Subjective Global Assessment, specific and validated for Oncology

Will derive from a diet history and a 24-hour-recall food questionnaire. The software Dietplan6 (Forestfield Software Ltd 2013®, Horsham, UK) will analyze the nutrient content of foods consumed

The plasma samples analysis will also include the measurement of carotenoids and flavonoids, which are present in watercress, and are related with antigenotoxic effects in vitro and have anti-proliferative effects, as demonstrated in several studies. Urine samples analysis will allow the measurement of flavonoids.

assessed by tetrapolar multifrequency Bioimpedance Analysis (BIA)

Paula Ravasco

Principal Investigator

University of Lisbon

The juice is prepared, by a trained member of the Chung laboratory staff, in the following manner; each serving of watercress juice will be prepared with 55gm watercress (from a local grocery store) with 220 ml purified water, for a proportion of 1:4 (w/w). The watercress and water will be placed in a 1.5 L mechanical blender and blended at low speed for approximately 15 seconds, followed by blending at a high speed for one additional minute. The resulting suspension will be filtered through two layers of cheese cloth. Remaining liquids will be manually extracted from the cheese cloth into the same container. Each serving will be measured to 200 ml. The remaining 20 ml will be used for analysis of ITC content. Each serving will be prepared and kept at 40 C until needed, no more than one hour prior to participant consumption by the subject.

nasturtium officinale/anticancerigen

Parasitological Evaluation of Fascioliasis in Clinically Suspected Patients .

Does Watercress Intake Have an Impact on Cancer Patients Outcomes: a Longitudinal Trial

A Study of the Effects of PEITC on Oral Cells With Mutant p53

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