Principal Investigator
Roy Bloom, MD
University of Pennsylvania-Renal Electrolyte and Hypertension Division
Total Trials
1
As PI
1
Completed
0
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N/A
Publications
0
Years Active
0
Research Impact
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Publications
0
Total publications
Trial Results
0
Published trial results
Citations
0
Total citations
Drug Portfolio
DRUG(2)
Enteric coated mycophenolate sodium
1 trial
phase_4
university-of-pennsylvaniaMycophenolate mofetil
1 trial
phase_4
university-of-pennsylvania2 unique interventions1 categories
Analytics
Trial Phases
Phase 41
Trial Status
Terminated1
Role Distribution
Principal Investigator1
PI Rate100%
Activity Timeline
Clinical Trials (1)
Myfortic or CellCept Gastrointestinal Effects in African American Kidney Recipients
Transplants and Implants
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Research Network
Collaboration Network
1 collaborators·0 connections
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Research Areas & Affiliations
Therapeutic Areas
Affiliations
University of Pennsylvania-Renal Electrolyte and Hypertension Division
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Clinical Trials (1)
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Myfortic or CellCept Gastrointestinal Effects in African American Kidney Recipients
Transplants and Implants
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