Research in the DCCC ctDNA Center
The aim of the research is to offer the best possible treatment and cure for as many patients as possible
✓ Focused treatment
✓ Reduce overtreatment and side effects
✓ Patient quality of life
Why perform clinical ctDNA Research?
The ctDNA Research Center will ensure development in the field of ctDNA guided cancer treatment. This include documentation on the optimal choice of treatment for the individual patient. The aim is to be able to offer all relevant patients in Denmark participation in appropriate clinical trials.
The trials will make it possible to guide the cancer treatment to fit the individual patient and thus, reduce the risk of overtreatment and side effects. The goal of the trials is to offer the best possible treatment and cure for as many patients as possible. Throughout the trials, focus is on both implementation possibilities in the clinic and the very important factor, patient quality of life.
Organisation of the work
The center research activities are divided into 5 Clinical Focus Areas (CFA) covering cancer detection and treatment, and 5 National Infrastructures (NI) covering the trials from sample until implementation in the clinic.