Comprehensive Clinical Trials is a clinical research group, affiliated with a private Gynecological and Obstetrical practice, conducting Phase II-IV clinical trials. CCT is staffed with 3 full- time board-certified gynecologists and obstetricians with a qualified and dedicated research staff. We are dedicated to Women’s Health care. CCT is committed to offering our patients state of the art medical and diagnostic treatments. Our research staff has been conducting clinical trials since 1994. We are affiliated with eight local hospitals. We are located just minutes away from Palm Beach International Airport and major highways. CCT is readily assessable to both patients and sponsor representatives.

Breast Cancer Research Cervical Dysplasia Ovarian Cysts Contraception Ovarian Function Dysmenorrhea Dyspareunia Endometrial Hyperplasia Endometriosis Fibrocystic Breast Disease Genital Herpes Genitourinary Prolapse Gynecological Infections Hormone Replacement Therapy HPV- Human Papillomavirus Infertility Menopause Menstrual Disorders Menstruation Migraines and The Menstrual Cycle Nutraceuticals

Osteoporosis Prevention and Treatment Ovarian Cysts Ovarian Function Premenopause Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome Post Menopause Post-Partum Depression Pregnancy, Labor and Delivery Premenstrual Syndrome Reproductive Health Sexually Transmitted Diseases Surgical Studies Surgical Instrumentation Uterine Fibroids Vaginal Infection Vaginitis Vulvar Diseases Women's’ Health Products Yeast Infections

Our main site is situated in a 7,000 square-foot suite located in West Palm Beach, Florida. We have two full service satellite facilities strategically located in Palm Beach County to enhance patient recruitment. Our practice has an active patient population of 25,000+. We are able to use a central IRB and offer a 24 hour turnaround time for study inquires. Budgets and contracts are handled effectively in a timely fashion. We have a dedicated monitoring room to ensure privacy during sponsor/monitor visits.

Our Office Procedures Include:

• Colposcopy and Vulvoscopy
• Dual Photon Hologic Bone Denistometry
• Ultrasonography
• Mammography
• Endometrial Biopsies
• LEEP- Loop Electrosurgical Procedures
• Artificial Insemination

Ronald T. Ackerman, MD, FACOG, Chief Medical Officer, has practiced gynecology and obstetrics for over 20 years. He has been conducting clinical trials since 1994.

Steven Pliskow, MD, FACOG, FACFE, Medical Director, has practiced gynecology and obstetrics since 1986. He has been conducting clinical trials since 1994.

Drs. Ackerman and Pliskow are fluent in Spanish.

The groups’ physicians, research staff and administrators are committed to the most efficient operations fulfilling contractual time/budget parameters, and implementing protocol/GCP/ICH compliance in a safe and comfortable environment.

Located throughout Palm Beach County, CCT’s patients come from all over the Palm Beaches. South Florida is ethnically diverse, and our patient population is reflective. We have over twenty-five thousand active patients in our database. Our database age ranges from 14 - 80+.

We are dedicated to quality-assured operations based on current GCP/ICH guidelines. We strive to exceed our goal of meeting Sponsor/CRO expectations through efficient and appropriate subject recruitment and retention.

CenterWatch is listing the following trials that are actively recruiting patients at this center.

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For more information, please contact:

Ronald T. Ackerman, MD
Chief Medical Officer
Comprehensive Clinical Trials
603 Village Boulevard, Suite 201
West Palm Beach, FL 33409 USA
Phone: 561-478-3177
Fax: 561-683-3477
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Last updated on August 21, 2008