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San Raffaele IBD Biobank
The developments of knowledge and possibilities of investigation in the biomedical field, and in particularly in the field of inflammatory bowel diseases need to be analyzed and study vast cases of biological material carefully collected, preserved and correlated with complete clinical-pathological-instrumental data. In order to organize and make uniform the collection, storage and management of samples and the clinical data associated with them, a biobank is being set up, called "IBD Biobank" aimed at studying inflammatory intestinal diseases. THE subjects/patients who decide to authorize the collection, storage and use of biological material for future research purposes which are not currently identifiable will be called, in this document, donors. The IBD Biobank involves the recruitment of adult subjects. To each donor will be given informed consent DSAN 1178/6 ("Regulation e informed consent for the collection, conservation and use of human biological material spontaneous monocentric or multicentric studies with promoting OSR") or the most updated version of this informed consent, according to the directives of the OSR Ethics Committee. The biological material of the IBD Biobank will be processed at the laboratories of the Biological Resources Center (CRB) e preserved at BIOREP srl (Via Olgettina, 60, c/o San Raffaele Hospital-DIBIT2 - Palazzina San Michele 20132 Milan). Generally biological materials will be collected during the already scheduled surgery and the routine clinical examination as part of outpatient visits, day hospitals and hospital admissions. The biological samples will come stored in tubes equipped with barcode identification (2D) which guarantee a code unique to each rate and preserve its anonymity. The clinical-pathological-instrumental data, demographic and anamnestic information will be entered by trained personnel on a computerized database anonymously by assigning a UPN code identifying the patient. Access the database is managed via pers
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