SADN: Aorta Dissection Study
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Overview
The SADN (Stichting Aorta Dissectie Nederland) project is an extensive research initiative focused on understanding the underlying mechanisms, risk factors, and outcomes of aortic dissection. This project aims to improve the diagnosis, treatment, and management of aortic dissection patients in the Netherlands through comprehensive data collection and analysis.
Objectives
Methodology
Data Collection: Gathering comprehensive data on patient histories, genetic profiles, imaging studies, and clinical outcomes.
Biobank: Establishing a biobank of tissue samples and blood specimens from aortic dissection patients for molecular and genetic analyses.
Collaborative Network: Working with hospitals, research institutions, and patient organizations across the Netherlands to create a robust and collaborative research network.
Progress and Findings
Identification of Genetic Markers: Discovery of novel genetic markers associated with increased risk of aortic dissection.
Improved Diagnostic Techniques: Development of advanced imaging protocols and biomarkers for early detection.
Enhanced Treatment Protocols: Implementation of refined surgical and medical treatment strategies based on research findings.
Patient Registry: Creation of a national patient registry to track long-term outcomes and support clinical research.
Future Directions

1
Longitudinal Studies
Conducting long-term studies to assess the effectiveness of new diagnostic and treatment approaches.
2
Patient Education and Support
Developing educational resources and support programs for patients and families.
3
International Collaboration
Expanding research collaborations with international partners to enhance the global understanding of aortic dissection.
Train Programs
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