Projects
34
projects
Here you can find our projects for 2024.
01/01/2018 - 11/09/2025
World Coach consortium
Worldwide Collaboration on OsteoArthritis prediCtion for the Hip
Contributor(s)
+6
Ongoing
from 01/07/2024
JOCD
Juvenile osteochondritis dissecans of the knee; from cause to care.
Contributor(s)
+4
Ongoing
from 01/05/2023
TXA-RCT
Effect of tranexamic acid on intraoperative blood loss in paediatric osteotomies around the hip: a double-blind randomized placebo-controlled trial
Contributor(s)
+4
Ongoing
from 01/01/2022
IMPAcT-project
To develop a 'Mobility and Physical activity Telemonitoring System' and determine its (cost-) effectiveness
Contributor(s)
+3
Ongoing
from 01/01/2023
POSITION study
Remodeling after in situ pinning for Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis: The influence of initial slip and transphyseal screw position
Contributor(s)
+1
Ongoing
from 01/01/2023
CT elbow fat pad
Computed Tomography (CT) voor occulte fracturen van de elleboog in kinderen
Contributor(s)
+3
Ongoing
from 01/01/2023
SOS Elbow
Signaling Overuse Sports Injuries in the Pediatric Elbow (SOS Elbow)
Contributor(s)
+2
Ongoing
from 01/01/2023
Pediatric septic arthritis
The long-term clinical outcomes and radiological sequelae of acute septic arthritis in children
Contributor(s)
+2
Ongoing
from 01/01/2023
PROOF validation
Translation and validation of the Dutch version of the patient reported outcome of fracture (PROOF) questionnaire for pediatric fractures
Contributor(s)
+3
Ongoing
from 01/01/2023
AI elbow
Automated Identification and Management Guidance of Pediatric Elbow Fractures
Contributor(s)
+2
Ongoing
from 01/08/2023
GUIDANCE
GUIDed growth of the proximal femur to prevent further hip migrAtion iN CErebral palsy patients
Contributor(s)
+4
Ongoing
10/01/2020 - 30/09/2024
Patient-Reported Outcome Measures in Orthopedic Surgery
Contributor(s)
+3
Completed
from 01/08/2023
CHIP-IN
Adductor tenotomy in Cerebral palsy patients for prevention of HIP migration – outcome and predictors of treatment success In the Netherlands.
Contributor(s)
+4
Ongoing
from 01/04/2024
Hip dysplasia in young adolescents
Hip dysplasia is the most prevalent risk factor for hip osteoarthritis (OA) in younger generation, a degenerative condition that causes pain, stiffness, and disability in the hip joint. Hip OA is incurable and often requires joint replacement surgery, which is traumatic and costly
Contributor(s)
+4
Ongoing
