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P.F.A. de Nijs, PhD

We disentangle the autism spectrum phenotype using various diagnostic approaches, relate the core problems to frequent other problems, and explore ...

Information on de research department of Dermatology Erasmus MC Rotterdam The Netherlands

The international EMBRAVE study aims to improve clinical outcomes for vaginal cancer patients treated with radio(chemo)therapy and image-guided ...

Generating high-dimensional normative growth models of the human cerebellum across the life span.

Every three years, we perform an audit to see whether our suppliers have received double or incorrect payments and whether there are any outstanding ...

We investigate the characteristics and causes of neonatal erythroderma and collodion babies using a multidisciplinary national protocol with Next ...

Most lysosomal storage disorders affect the central or peripheral nervous system. In this study we assess the frequencies and courses of neurologic ...

E.C. van der Wiel

Validation of bi- and three-dimensional Fourier Decomposition to assess lung ventilation and perfusion compared to CT, hyperpolarized gases and ...

We investigate brain immune cells (microglia) in zebrafish genetic models to gain insight in the roles of these cells in human brain diseases.

Prof. dr. S. Pasmans

Changes in skin composition of patients with atopic dermatitis examined with Raman spectroscopy.

The skin microbiome is the collection of micro-organisms that reside on the skin. The Staphylococcus aureus bacterium is more abundant in atopic ...

The Deans meeting held in Rotterdam on 12 April put the spotlight on how to prepare future and current doctors for the digital healthcare transformation as well as how to better integrate digital skills in the education and training of medical doctors.