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Development and validation of the Reward Deficiency Syndrome Questionnaire (RDSQ-29)
Bioavailability of crude protein and lipid from biofloc meals produced in an activated sludge system for white shrimp, Litopenaeus vannamei
The interactions of water and fertilizer nitrogen in effects on growth pattern and yield of potatoes
De installatie in de land- en tuinbouw in Vlaanderen. Deel 2: Onderzoek naar de wenselijkheid van veralgemening van de vennootschapsvorming & Analyse van de problematiek van de rechtszekerheid in land-en tuinbouw. Universiteit Gent, Vakgroep Landbouw economie, 1997, 299 p.
Synthesis and First Structural Characterization of Lanthanide(II) Aryls: Observation of a Schlenk Equilibrium in Europium(II) and Ytterbium(II) Chemistry
Manipulation of reaction pathways in redox transmetallation–ligand exchange syntheses of lanthanoid( ii
Telemedicine based remote monitoring after liver transplantation: Feasible in a select group and a more stringent control of immunosuppression
Telemedicine gained interest in liver transplant patients but focused until now on the early post‐operative period. This prospective cohort study assessed feasibility, safety, and clinical beneficial effects of a telemedicine based remote monitoring program (TRMP) for the chronic follow‐up of adult liver transplant recipients. Between November 2017 and August 2019, a total of 87 of the 115 selected patients (76%) started the TRMP. Over the 2 years study period, none of the patients switched to standard follow‐up: 39/87 (45%) continued to do this autonomously and 48/87 (55%) stopped to report their data personally but communicated their lab values to the nurse. The other 28/115 (11%) patients who did not accept the TRMP continued the standard follow‐up. There was no difference in educational level between the three groups. Remote monitoring did not result in an increase in liver graft rejection and need of hospitalization. TRMP was associated with a higher number of tacrolimus level determinations and tacrolimus blood level concentrations could be kept lower. In conclusion, our results show that in patients with a stable clinical condition there is a high willingness to participate in TRMP and that this approach is safe. Remote monitoring allowed a stringent follow‐up of tacrolimus levels
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