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The main objective of this prospective randomized study is to examine the effect of low-dose radiotherapy on pain sensation in patients with early OA of the hip. Our hypothesis is that radiotherapy can achieve a pain-reducing effect of at least 20%…
The objective of this study is to investigate whether the differences in DNA methylation between individuals who were exposed in utero to the Dutch Hungerwinter (F1) and their non-exposed, same-sex siblings (F1) - as identified in epigenome-wide…
The main goal of the study is to measure the effectiveness of the Patient and Partner Education program 4 all (PPEP4ALL) in patients with hypoxic brain injury and/or their spouse/caregiver.
The study comprises 2 parts.Part 1: Primary: to assess sexual functioning, sexual self image and psychological and relational functioning in MRKH women with surgical or non- surgical created neovaginas and their partners and make a comparison with…
The primary research question is:-What is the influence of cognitive functioning on on the quality of life after SAH on the long term?Two secundary research questions are:-Is there a specific neuropsychological profile after SAH on the long term?-…
The main clinical challenge remains to identify patients who may benefit from aggressive local treatment (stereotactic radiotherapy, SBRT) of soft tissue oligometastases: for which patients can systemic treatment be postponed? Patients who are…
We hypothesize that chemotherapy-induced changes in exhaled metabolites in lung cancer can be detected by changes in VOC profiles (smell-prints) measured by the eNose.
Neutralizing antibody titers after fractional dosing of yellow fever vaccine are comparable to standard dose vaccination, ten years after primary vaccination
The goal of this study is to identify and validate recently discovered and novel biomarkers of pathophysiology, diagnosis, classification, disease activity, prognosis, treatment susceptibility, and treatment efficacy in chronic inflammatory…
We hypothesize that an electronic nose can discriminate the VOC pattern in exhaled breath between patients with non small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and breast cancer.
The aim of the study is to gather information regarding COVID-19 infections during pregnancy. Up to now, little is known about COVID-19 during pregnancy.
Does lipid accumulation in skeletal muscle and the heart effect mitochondrial function in relation to insulin resistance?
we hypothesize that an electronic nose can discriminate the VOC pattern in exhaled breath between patients with Head and Neck Cancer from healthy controls.
Antipsychotics (haloperidol) can cause acute changes in cardiovascular functions, metobolic parameters and platelet aggregation in elderly patients.
It is hypothesized that the FitMáx© questionnaire is a valid clinical assessment tool for CRF compared to the gold standard, a cardiopulmonary exercise test. Moreover we believe the FitMáx© to be fairly accurate in the preoperative risk assessment…
It was hypothesized that comparing the course of uveitis of individual eyes with respect to inflammatory activity and visual acuity (VA), and the impact of particular therapies, to already available data about course and outcome from other patients…
A subset of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients harbour antibodies against several post-translational modifications and are frequently positive for rheumatoid factor. The exact pathophysiology of the development of the autoantibody response and of RA…
Online coaching modules and wireless biometric measurements have surplus value in addition to standard coaching program after bariatric surgery
SARS-CoV-2 is present in the cerebrospinal fluid of COVID-19 patients with acute respiratory failure
we hypothesize that an electronic nose can discriminate the VOC pattern in exhaled breath between patients with colorectal cancer and healthy controls.