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Dissertations 2020-2024

Department of Clinical Sciences has many doctoral students, and every year about 40 doctoral candidates defend their theses.

The most recent dissertations

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Sofia Sandberg: Long-term function after colorectal cancer surgery
Impaired bowel function is common after surgery for colorectal cancer. Sofia Sandberg’s doctoral thesis provides new…
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Jakob Dahlberg: Detecting and characterizing thyroid cancer
Thyroid cancer has seen a significant rise. However, the vast majority of thyroid nodules are benign. Jakob Dahlberg’s…
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Carl-Jacob Khailat Holmberg: Synergy of surgery and immunotherapy against…
Isolated limb perfusion (ILP) is a specialized cancer treatment method in which Gothenburg is a global frontrunner. The…
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Marianne Flinck: Recovery after thighbone fractures in children
Thighbone fracture is the most common injury requiring hospital admission among children. Marianne Flinck’s research is…
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Anna Axelsson: Quality of life after anal cancer treatment
A significant number of anal cancer patients not only survive but face chronic side effects post-treatment. In her doctoral…
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Björn Bjurulf: New knowledge may help children with severe epilepsy
Dravet syndrome (DS) is usually caused by a gene mutation that leads to difficult-to-treat epilepsy. In his doctoral project…

Disserations 2020-2024

Below you will find a list of all thesis defended at our institute during the period 2020-2024. (under construction)

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