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The primary objectives are to assess the degree of OA that patients develop 10 to15 year after a DRF, find out whether there is there is a difference in degree of osteoarthritis between conservative treated patients with and without an indication…
Answering the following questions:1. Main question: Is remifentanil a usefull medication for PSA in the emergency department?2. What is the recovery time of the patient when using fentanyl / propofol / remifentanil (time between last gift PSA…
to investigate whether applying a conservative treatment for an unstable ligamentous skiers thumb is equal to surgical repair.
Main objectiveTo describe the experienced pain sensations of temperature and to describe the different temperature sensitivity thresholds using Quantitative Sensory Test (QST) in the different patient groups.secondairy objectiveAs a measure of the…
Primary outcomeThe primary objective of the study is to evaluate if patients undergoing resurfacing of the patella during TKA show at least 10 % improvement in the Baldini score (after 24 months) compared to patients undergoing TKA without…
Primary: to investigate whether applying a conservative treatment for an unstable ligamentous skiers thumb is equal to surgical repair. Secundary: to calculate the sensitivity and specificity of standardised accurate physical examination when…
The primary outcome of this pilot study is the degree of OA that patients develop after a DRF. The secondary objective is to measure the functional outcome after treatment.
The first aim of this study is to evaluate 1) the feasibility and 2) repeatability of a new exercise test protocol to measure the pysical fitness of persons with a lower limb amputation on the combined arm-leg (Cruiser) ergometer.
To perform a pilot study to quantify difference in treatment plans based on CR, as compared to treatment planning based on CT in all patients with clinical suspicion of fractures of the wrist and carpus. Information from this pilot study will be…
1) to assess possible confounding factors in measuring neuromuscular control of the ankle with a *single-leg stance wobble board* test2) to compare neuromuscular ankle control with the *single-leg stance wobble board* test between individuals with…
This study aims to investigate differences in spatiotemporal properties of the active movements in of the cervical spine in the sagittal plane in chronic WAD patients and healthy controls.
Objectives, primary1) To assess and compare the inter-observer agreement for the AO31-classification of trochanteric femural fractures using plain radiographs and CT-scans 2) To assess the impact of CT on the treatment plan for trochanteric…
The aim of this study is to assess biomechanical properties after a calcaneal fracture, and compare these data tot the radiological and functional outcome parameters. Hereby comparing healthy subjects to patients who were treated with ORIF (open…
In this study the differences in variability and stability of people walking with and without a limb prosthesis will be investigated. In addition, it will be studied which of the employed outcome measures will discriminate best between both groups.…
This study will give an insight in the incidence of cold intolerance of patients with a fracture of the hand. This study will also show if there is a relation between the rewarmingpattern and the cold intolerance of patients with a hand fracture.
The following questions will be answered:• Can typical protein-profiles in a proteomic-assay be identified after trauma, which might be correlated with the outcome of the patients?• How is the dynamic of protein-profile-changes in the proteomics-…
The primary objectives are to assess the degree of OA that patients develop 10 to 15 year after a mallet finger fracture, to find out whether there is a difference in degree of OA between conservatively treated patients with and without an…
The aim of the current study is to assess the potential time- and cost-savings of fluoroscopically aided reductions of dislocated DRFs in adult patients.
To correlate the neutrophil functional phenotype in geriatric hip fracture patients to clinical outcomes (i.e., in-hospital immunological- and infectious complications, in-hospital mortality and 30-day mortality).
Feasibility study on the use of wearables during the entire hospital stay (with a maximum of 7 days) among elderly (75+) hip fracture patients. Feasibility is defined by three components: 1) Macro feasibility - the percentage of the entire…