Gastroenterology-led
Clinical Research
Gastro SB clinic and patients are engaged in gastrointestinal clinical trials.
Participating in a gastrointestinal clinical trial with GastroSB Clinical Research provides a valuable opportunity to be involved in the advancement of best practice and research in clinical gastroenterology, including colorectal cancer and other gastrointestinal cancers. Our trials cover a wide range of conditions, such as GERD, IBD, Crohn's disease, pancreatitis, colorectal cancer, and various gastrointestinal cancers, offering participants access to cutting-edge treatments and expert medical care. By joining, you will be contributing to critical gastroenterology clinical research efforts that can lead to more effective treatment solutions for numerous gastrointestinal disorders.
Each of our clinical trials follows a structured process that includes initial screening to determine eligibility based on specific health criteria. We follow best practices in clinical gastroenterology, ensuring participants receive the highest level of care throughout the trial period. You will have access to advanced treatments, regular health monitoring, and continuous support from a team of dedicated gastroenterologists and clinical researchers. This holistic approach allows participants to benefit from new treatment options while receiving optimal care tailored to their individual needs.
Our gastroenterology clinical research trials also offer a combination of in-person and telehealth visits, making participation accessible and convenient. Our goal is to facilitate participation and help shape the future of gastrointestinal healthcare while ensuring your health and well-being throughout the trial. If you are interested in joining a trial, our research coordinators are ready to guide you through the process and answer your questions. Take the first step to contribute to groundbreaking research and potentially benefit from the latest advancements in colorectal cancer and gastrointestinal cancer treatments.
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Clinical trials and clinical studies are the core of medical advances. These research efforts enable researchers to explore new ways of preventing, detecting, and treating diseases. Most of the treatments we use today are possible because of the knowledge gained from previous clinical trials and clinical studies. Some studies use surveys or evaluate medical records to discover new and improved methods to help people. Others recruit healthy subjects, or controls, to better evaluate and compare results with those of non-healthy subjects.
This clinical research video is from a colleague showing the type the type of research work we develop at Gastro SB.
colonoscopy procedure
Allows your doctor to examine the lining of your large intestine (colon) for abnormalities by inserting a thin flexible tube, as thick as your finger, into your anus and slowly advancing it into the rectum and colon.
How to Participate
Whether you are a potential candidate to participate as a patient in a study or you would like to participate as a "healthy volunteer" for the control group or you’re a research or clinical professional interested in collaborating with the research team—just contact us.
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Erick Alayo, M.D.
Gastroenterologist
Dr. Erick Alayo's special interests are in the study of patients with conditions that affect the liver and pancreas. In addition to his clinical skills, Dr. Alayo has extensive experience in clinical research, with numerous publications, awards, and grants throughout his career. Dr. Alayo's gastroenterology practice is located in Southern California, serving the communities of Chula Vista and San Diego.
¡FREE LABS!
EVERY FRIDAY 8 AM - 9:30 AM
Or call us to make an appointment
No need to fast
No long waits
inmediate exam results
Lipid panel • Liver function test • Glucose levels to screen for diabetes • Body mass index • Hemoglobin measurement to rule out anemia • Blood pressure • Glycosylated hemoglobin to monitor and confirm diabetes • Electrocardiogram • Ultrasound to detect liver fibrosis • Dietetic education
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