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'Mucosaal melanoom: kenmerken en therapeutische mogelijkheden

Claessens Jan, Master of science in de Geneeskunde, 2024
Promotor: Vibeke Kruse
Het mucosaal melanoom is een vorm van huidkanker, waarbij het eigenlijk niet de huid, maar het slijmvlies is dat wordt aangetast. Het grootste verschil met kanker van de uitwendige huid is het feit dat UV stralen hier niet aan de basis liggen van de ziekte. Het slijmvlies dat wordt aangetast …
behandeling Mucosaal melanoom kenmerken mutaties

The potential benefits of using AI in advanced stage lung cancer: clinical validation of a CDS tool

Timbermont Stan, Master of science in de Geneeskunde, 2024
Promotor: Ingel Demedts
Lung cancer is a severe disease and often only diagnosed at an advanced stage, meaning the cancer has locally spread or can be found in other organs (e.g. the liver, bone, brain…). At an early stage, lung cancer can be removed surgically, or treated with a combination of radiotherapy and …
longkanker Artificiële intelligentie machine learning

Tissue engineering: the road to the clinic.

Lemmens Oscar, Master of science in de Geneeskunde, 2024
Promotor: Phillip Blondeel
In today’s world, numerous health conditions exist where the current treatments have minimal impact. This is detrimental to people's health all across the world. These health conditions include arthrosis, urethral strictures, bladder pathologies, and end-stage renal disease, which are prevalent across all levels of society. As a result, researchers across …
Tissue Engineering

Impact van niet intentionele vondst van respiratoire pathogenen bij ouders van kinderen gehospitaliseerd op NICU

De Baeremaeker Anna, Master of science in de Geneeskunde, 2024
Promotor: Elizaveta Padalko
Populariserende samenvatting Het jaar 2020 zal de geschiedenis ingaan als het jaar van de coronapandemie. Tijdens deze pandemie ontstond een tekort aan testen om enkel het coronavirus te detecteren. Hierdoor waren laboratoria genoodzaakt om gebruik te maken van multiplex-testen, die naast het coronavirus ook andere virussen kunnen detecteren, zoals het …
neonatologie klinische biologie

Access to home-based postnatal care (PNC) in Flanders for people in vulnerable situations: a qualitative study

Mespreuve Ann-Sofie, Master of science in de Global Health, 2024
Promotor: Anna Galle
As hospital stays after childbirth shortened in Belgium, it became increasingly important that the mother and new-born receive adequate medical and non-medical support at home. This is because the use of medical and non-medical care in the period after birth could improve survival numbers and overall health and wellbeing of …
access to care postnatal care home-based care vulnerable situation policy recommendations

Photovoice as a method for revealing lived experiences concerning food hygiene of Zambian schoolchildren

Lavaert Bertus, Master of science in de Global Health, 2024
Promotor: Sarah Gabriël
Consumption of unsafe food can make people sick, leading to an estimated 33 million years of healthy lives lost every year, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Food becomes unsafe when contaminated with bacteria, viruses, chemicals or parasites. One of the most harmful parasites is the pork tapeworm, called …
food hygiene photovoice method Taenia solium pork tapeworm pupils low- and middle-income countries Zambia

Exploring the Context for a Sanitation Program in Zambia: a photovoice study

Transon Brigid, Master of science in de Global Health, 2024
Promotor: Bruno Levecke
The study explores the perceptions, knowledge, and cultural factors influencing Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) behaviors among Zambian school-going children. According to the World Health Organization, WASH can influence cholera, neglected tropical diseases, antimicrobial resistance, infection prevention and control, maternal, neonatal and child health and nutrition. Of importance for this …

Assessing the experiences of home-based postnatal care among mothers with a migration background and their partners in Belgium.

Apers Lise, Master of science in de Global Health, 2024
Promotor: Anna Galle
Every year, approximately 300.000 women die worldwide due to complications of pregnancy and childbirth. For newborns this number is even higher, with 2.3 million children worldwide dying yearly. Most of these deaths occur within the first six weeks after childbirth, and most of them are preventable or treatable. Despite this …
Belgium Experiences Home-based postnatal care Individuals with migration background

Lessons learned from prior conflicts concerning the post-conflict needs of women in terms of family planning

Osman Sohaila, Master of science in de Global Health, 2024
Promotor: Ines Keygnaert
Title:Supporting Family Planning Needs in Post-Conflict Settings Family planning (FP) represents a narrative of female liberation, encompassing bodily autonomy and reproductive decision-making. Achieving complete reproductive empowerment holds intrinsic value and offers economic advantages for individuals and entire societies. Additionally, contraceptive use reduces maternal mortality and morbidity by preventing high-risk pregnancies …
Family planning post-conflict

'Ethical and Methodological Challenges in researching Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) against African Male Migrants

Okonkwo Uzoamaka, Master of science in de Global Health, 2024
Promotor: Ines Keygnaert
This thesis explores the ethical and methodological challenges faced in researching intimate partner violence (IPV) against African male migrants, a highly under-researched population. IPV is a critical global health issue, but its impact on men, particularly male migrants, remains largely ignored due to societal biases that typically label men as …
"Intimate partner violence", "African male migrants", "Ethical challenges", "Methodological challenges", "Critical Interpretive Synthesis"

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