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Review article – X Radiation dose implications in screening patients with ferromagnetic IOFBs prior to MRI: a literary review

Abbas, Samara; Jessop, Sarah; Hart, Gabrielle; Santiago, Ana Rita; Markali, Benedicte; Cottier, Yann; Guerreiro, Joana; Andersen, Erik Normann; Momoniat, H.; Jorge, José; England, Andrew

Patients scheduled for a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan sometimes require screening for ferromagnetic Intra Orbital Foreign Bodies (IOFBs). To assess this, they are required to fill out a screening protocol questionnaire before their scan. If it is established that a patient is at high risk, radiographic …

2015AlgemeenConferentiebijdrage

Experimental article – Reducing effective dose to a paediatric phantom by using different combinations of kVp, mAs and additional filtration whilst maintaining image quality

Huizinga, Elsbeth; Schaake, Wouter (Healthy Ageing, Allied Health Care And Nursing); Visser, Ruurd; Bloomfield, Charlotte; Boavida, Filipa; Chabloz, Diane; Crausaz, Emilie; Hustveit, Hanne; Knight, Heidi; Pereira, Anna; Harsaker, Vanja

Purpose: To determine whether using different combinations of kVp and mAs with additional filtration can reduce the effective dose to a paediatric phantom whilst maintaining diagnostic image quality. Methods: 27 images of a paediatric AP pelvis phantom were acquired with different kVp, mAs and additional …

2015AlgemeenConferentiebijdrage

Age related visual pathologies among nursing home residents: an evaluation of light conditions and recording in client files

Marianne Sinoo (Lid Lectoraat); M. van Tilborg (Lid Lectoraat); Jos Schols; H.S.M. Kort (Lector)

The finding of poor lighting conditions in nursing homes in combination with a high prevalence of visual problems (with cataract found to be the most common age related pathology), stretches the need of enhanced awareness of eye care by professional caregivers.

2014GezondheidArtikel

Light conditions in the nursing home.

H.S.M. Kort; Joost van Hoof (Docent); M. Sinoo

Purpose In the Netherlands, the prevalence of visual impairments is the highest among the subgroup of nursing home residents. Over 40 percent are estimated to have visual impairments1. Older adults experience visual problems due to biological aging or eye disease2. These problems can affect several visual …

2012AlgemeenArtikel

Assessment of lighting conditions for older adults in Dutch nursing homes.

Joost van Hoof (Docent); M.M. Sinoo; H.S.M. Kort

Aim and objectives. To improve (eye)care in nursing homes by reporting and assessing visual functioning to enhance professional caregivers' awareness of visual problems. Background. Older adults experience visual problems owing to biological ageing or eye disease. In the Netherlands, the prevalence of …

2011AlgemeenBoekdeel

Light conditions for older adults in the nursing home

Joost van Hoof (Docent); M.M. Sinoo; H.S.M. Kort

Purpose In the Netherlands 43% of nursing home residents have visual impairments1. Visual impairments can be a result of the normal ageing process or specific diseases. Vision impairment can result in the loss of basic visual abilities: acuity, contrast sensitivity, or visual field 2. In 56% of the cases …

2010AlgemeenArtikel

"Verknipte klachten!!" : een inventarisatie van probleemgebieden

Chantal Bouten (Student); Marlies Schillings (Begeleider); Anneke Tielemans (Student); Marloes Langendonck (Student); Remco Evers (Student); Annelies Simons (Begeleider); Eveline Wouters (Begeleider)

Klachten aan het bewegingsapparaat komen veelvuldig voor in het kappersvak. Het blijkt zelfs een groter 'zorgenkind' te zijn dan de groep waarnaar op dit moment de meeste aandacht uit gaat: de beeldschermwerkers. Middels dit onderzoek werd een inventarisatie gemaakt van de beroepsklachten vóórkomende …

2001GezondheidBachelor

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