COX inhibition for individualized adjuvant treatment after excision of high-risk colonic adenomas.
We are continously working on projects and one of our aims is to investigate if the polyacetylenes Falcarinol and Falcarindiol from selected carrot cultivars prevent neoplastic transformation and growth in humans, with the benefit of having no side effects. The selective COX-2 inhibitory effect and the antineoplastic effect has been described in both human cancer cell lines and in rats primed to develop bowel cancer.
We hope that we can individualise the treatment of patients with high-risk polyps in the colon.
SATC Center
About us
SATC is a national reference center whose primary purpose is to ensure uniformity in treatment of Advanced Adenomas and Early Colorectal Cancer in the Region of Southern Denmark.
We are hosting courses and symposias for both doctors and nurses.
Furthermore we have developed a realtime Videolink called "EndoConf" between the unique endoscopy unit and an expert endoscopist at SATCC, Odense University Hospital.
Major EU grant for making AI-assisted capsule endoscopy a part of future diagnostics
We are very happy to officially announce that the AICE -consortium coordinated by us at CICA, OUH Svendborg, have been granted 6 mio. Euro as part of the Horizon Europe programme.
The 4-year AICE project aims to create the foundation and address barriers for making AI-assisted capsule endoscopy a part of the future of colorectal cancer diagnostics.
The AICE team comprise 12 private and public partners from across Europe representing many different areas of expertise including health sciences, software development, data sciences, digital innovation and communication as well as social sciences and humanities.
The full title of AICE is “AI supported picture analysis in large bowel camera Capsule Endoscopy.”