Fortis Escorts successfully performs Randomized Indian clinical trial
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Fortis Escorts Heart Institute proved its mettle in the field of research yet again by performing a late breaking Clinical Trial in the field of cardiology.
Done under the guidance of Dr Upendra Kaul, the study conclusively showed that the everolimus eluting stents are superior to Paclitaxel eluting stents in diabetic patients including those requiring insulin therapies. This randomized study carried out on 1830 subjects was conducted in 46 Indian hospitals. The research project was conceived and executed by the Academics and Research department of Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, Fortis Healthcare under the leadership of Prof Upendra Kaul supported by his team headed by Ms Priyadarshini Arambam, Senior Manager.
The randomized, single blind clinical trial has also placed India and Fortis, firmly on the global map for clinical research. The findings of this research were presented as a
Done under the guidance of Dr Upendra Kaul, the study conclusively showed that the everolimus eluting stents are superior to Paclitaxel eluting stents in diabetic patients including those requiring insulin therapies. This randomized study carried out on 1830 subjects was conducted in 46 Indian hospitals. The research project was conceived and executed by the Academics and Research department of Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, Fortis Healthcare under the leadership of Prof Upendra Kaul supported by his team headed by Ms Priyadarshini Arambam, Senior Manager.
The randomized, single blind clinical trial has also placed India and Fortis, firmly on the global map for clinical research. The findings of this research were presented as a
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