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The overall aim of the study is to improve diagnostic and therapeutic options for people with CF, especially in the context of young children and novel CFTR-targeting drugs. Primary Objective: 1. to demonstrate relations between CFTR genotype,…
Objectives: The primary objective is to establish whether expiratory VOC analysis by electronic nose and GC-MS can: Ia) discriminate between patients (CF, PCD) with and without an exacerbation and Ib) discriminate between different microbial species…
Primary objective: to evaluate the image quality between the two protocols using Signal to Noise Ratio (SNR) measurements Secondary objectives: 1) test if measurements of lung volume and central airways dimensions using MRI are related to validated…
Aim of total study:Diagnosing all components of RS in an objective mannerAim of present substudy:Increasing the reliability and decreasing the burden of the method with which glossoptosis can be determined in newborns with RS
The specific objectives are:1. What is the difference of in vitro CFTR function in CF patients with either mild (compound heterozygote A455E) mutations or severe (homozygote F508del) mutations with mild or severe clinical disease? 2. What is the…
Primary Objective: The purpose of this pilot study is to determine cut offs for both Procalcitonin and MR-proADM in stable CF patients. These measurements will be compared with Procalcitonin and MR-proADM values in CF patients with a pulmonary…
The study investigates the role of the RV efficiency in the deterioration of RV function to failure in PH (measured with stroke volume index as the parameter of RV function); efficiency will be related to MVO2, alterations in substrate metabolism…
We hypothesize that expiratory VOC-analysis by electronic nose is capable of: a.) discriminating CF-/PCD-patients with and without pulmonary infections and b.) discriminating CF-/PCD-patients and healthy controls.
1. Does exercise training improve muscle function and exercise tolerance in patients with IPAH?2. Does exercise training in IPAH result in morphological and biochemical changes of the quadriceps muscle?3. Does exercise training in IPAH result in…
Our primary objective is to determine the prognostic value of parameters for early disease detection of familial pulmonary fibrosis in the study population. All putative parameters for detection of preclinical disease have been shown to be…
Primary Objective: To evaluate persisting pulmonary morbidity and echocardiographic signs of pulmonary hypertension in young adults born with CDH that interfere with physical fitness and participation in society.Secondary Objective(s): To evaluate…
Our main objective is to validate a MRI scan protocol for imaging parenchymal abnormalities in CPAM and describe the appearance of these abnormalities on MRI. Furthermore, we want to image postoperative changes in developing lungs of patients…
The overall aim of the study is to develop innovative minimally invasive monitoring techniques that can identify lung inflammation in pwCF when using highly effective modulators, compared to patients whom are not eligible for CFTR modulators (…
Primary Objective: To compare the performance of a glucose tolerance test (*AATT*) with a commercially available beverage to the results of the conventional OGTT with respect to diagnosing IGT and CFRD in patients with CF. Secondary Objective(s): To…
The final goal of this validation plan is to develop an MRI platform that can provide information about ventilation, inflammation, perfusion and structure (VIPS-MRI) in a single MRI examination of 30 minutes for safe and efficient monitoring of CFLD…
1. Identify biomarkers and risk factors that associate with fibrosis progression or predict transformation into a rapid progressive (fibrosing) phenotype and acute exacerbations in IPF and FPF patients.2. Identify biomarkers and risk factors that…