22 results
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 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 objective of the study is to determine hypothalamic function in response to oral glucose ingestion in obese subjects.
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 study objective is to show that Bifidobacterium animalis is effective in increasing defecation frequency after 3 weeks of product consumption in children with functional constipation.
A stepped care intervention in primary and mental specialist care is superior to treatment as usual in patients with anxiety, mood and stress disorders.
Transvaginal implantation of ABS system reduces the risk of infection.
The RAINBOW study: Rheumatoid Arthritis ImplemeNtation of Biological dose Optimization in real World
We hypothesize that a multifaceted implementation strategy can stimulate the use of tight control and bDMARD dose optimization in clinical practice, measured by decreased bDMARD use and non-inferiority on disease activity at 18 months.
Multiple rounds of S(+)-ketamine infusions will give more profound and prolonged pain relief compared to a single infusion of S(+)-ketamine.
The aim of this study is to assess the predictive value of the HowRwe questionnaire in relation to the EUROPEP questionnaire by analyzing scores acquired in Dutch GP practices. We expect that high HowRwe scores are associated with an positive…
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.
Assuming that the use of SDD would result in an estimated infection prevalence of 25%, a difference larger than 10% was to be excluded, hypothesizing an equivalent efficacy of L. plantarum 299/299V plus fibre compared to that of SDD in preventing…
Walking benefits cognition, executive control processes in particular
The primary aim of the study is to investigate whether it is possible to select patients by PET in a good prognosis group (i.e. low SUV) who will not benefit from adjuvant chemotherapy.
We will test the hypothesis that smellprints can identify and classify newly presented patients prospectively into the categories of non small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and breast cancer.
A cesarean section performed without a clear indication results in additional morbidity and costs without improvement of outcome. The group of women delivering their first baby in cephalic presentation at term is the largest contributor to the…
This study will be performed to test the predictive value of the GFI, the VES-13 and the timed “up and go” test compared to components of PACE in elderly patients of the age of 70 years and above undergoing surgery for a solid tumour.
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.
If subjects view a video a medical consultation, then viewing physician-patient commmunication will yield similar psychological and physiological responses as when that subject is taking part in that consultation.