Publications by authors named "Iris Vegting"
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- Patients with prior coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) often need further treatment due to issues like advanced age and bypass graft failure, yet there's a lack of studies comparing the effectiveness of treating native arteries versus bypass grafts.
- The PROCTOR trial is a multicenter study involving 584 participants with saphenous vein graft failure, aiming to compare outcomes of PCI on native vessels versus grafts, focusing on major health events over three years.
- This study is significant as it's the first major trial comparing PCI strategies in patients experiencing SVG failure post-CABG, providing insights into better treatment options.
Mentalizing is an important aspect of social cognition and people vary in their ability to mentalize. Despite initial evidence that mentalizing continues to develop throughout adolescence, it is unclear which neural mechanisms underlie individual variability in mentalizing ability in adolescents. Interactions within and between the default-mode network (DMN), frontoparietal network (FPN) and cingulo-opercular/salience network (CO/SN) have been related to inter-individual differences in cognitive processes in both adults and adolescents.
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