Oncology
Oncology
Extensive experience in oncology clinical research.
MO
Associated investigator
Oncology
Capabilities and infrastructure
Capabilities and infrastructure
What a site can execute matters more than what it lists. Below are Sayo's capabilities described with precision: clinical areas, study scope, and site infrastructure, as available today.
Clinical areas
Sayo's areas are organized around its investigators, each anchored by investigators with verifiable experience in the area:
Immune-inflammatory
Immune-inflammatory conditions
Dermatology and rheumatology: both in protocols within each specialty on its own and in the conditions where the two meet.
ZF
Dr. Zabdy Frayre
Dermatology
RV
Dr. Ricardo Venegas Yáñez
Rheumatology
Infectious
Infectious diseases
Management of complex infections, grounded in infectious diseases and internal medicine.
DR
Dr. David Rodríguez Luna
Infectious diseases
Vaccines
Vaccines
Vaccine studies in adult populations, grounded in infectious disease expertise.
DR
Dr. David Rodríguez Luna
Infectious diseases
Metabolic
Metabolic diseases
Diabetes, obesity, and related disorders, grounded in internal medicine.
DR
Dr. David Rodríguez Luna
Internal medicine
RV
Dr. Ricardo Venegas Yáñez
Internal medicine
Internal medicine is the shared clinical foundation beneath these areas.
Meet the investigatorsStudy scope
Phase IIIPhase IV
Sayo is prepared to conduct Phase III and Phase IV studies within its clinical areas.
Site infrastructure
Sayo operates a facility equipped to run studies end to end, organized by function:
Reception and participant areas
Waiting area for participants and companions, with a courtesy space.
Sample collection
Dedicated station with a draw chair, scale and stadimeter, and supplies for collecting and handling samples.
Laboratory and sample handling
Centrifuge, 2–8 °C refrigeration for samples and for study medication requiring cold chain, and −20 °C freezing, plus controlled storage for supplies and for room-temperature medication. Deep-freeze capacity (−70 to −80 °C) is added according to protocol requirements.
Examination room
Clinical area with exam bed, workstation, and instruments, equipped for assessments and for handling emergencies during visits, including a crash cart.
Protocol storage
Locked cabinet for study documentation, within an access-controlled office area.
Monitoring and meeting space
Equipped meeting room (projector, whiteboard) for site initiation, monitoring visits, and study team meetings.
Accessibility
Facility with an accessible restroom and support for participants with reduced mobility.
Clinical services and connectivity
Study pharmacy
On-site storage, handling, and dispensing of the investigational product, in accordance with protocol requirements.
Access to laboratory and clinical services
Access to a central laboratory and to hospital and laboratory services through established agreements, for the analyses and procedures a protocol may require.
Connectivity
Dedicated internet for electronic data capture (EDC) and study operations.
Feasibility