Publications by authors named "J Everaert"
Commercially available coumarin 343 in combination with reducible Sm(III) ions catalyzed divalent lanthanide-mediated C═O, C-halogen, P-Cl, and N═N reductions at ambient temperature in aqueous solvent mixtures. The catalyst absorbs visible light efficiently. The active divalent species is formed by photoinduced electron transfer from coumarin 343 to the stable trivalent precursor, and the coumarin could be regenerated by strictly 1 equiv of ascorbic acid.
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- - The study focused on pre-professional female adolescent dancers to examine the prevalence of delayed bone maturation and menstrual cycle irregularities, as well as their potential links to low back pain (LBP).
- - Findings revealed that while many dancers experienced delayed bone maturation (32%) or menstrual cycle issues (53%), these conditions were not linked to LBP; however, those with a history of LBP started dancing at a younger age and had noticeable hip rotation differences.
- - The conclusion emphasized that while certain physical impairments were common among the dancers, only early dance training, hip asymmetry, and reduced internal hip rotation were significantly associated with the occurrence of LBP.
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- An environmental bacterium, previously known as a rare pathogen, is seldom linked to human infections but has been associated with cases like sepsis and meningitis.
- A 67-year-old woman with several health issues developed complications after surgery for a broken leg, leading to skin and bone infections caused by this bacterium.
- The case highlights that while serious infections from this bacterium are rare, they can affect immunocompromised patients, marking the first documented instance of osteitis and skin necrosis from this organism.
Introduction: Forearm compartment syndrome (CS) in children is above all a clinical diagnosis whose main cause is traumatic. However, rarer causes such as infection can alter its clinical presentation.
Clinical Case: An 8-year-old boy has been seen in the emergency department complaining of severe forearm pain under a splint in a mild traumatic context.
Background: During the COVID-19 pandemic, telemedicine was advocated and rapidly scaled up worldwide. However, little is known about for whom this type of care is acceptable.
Objective: To examine which patient characteristics (demographic, medical, psychosocial) are associated with telehealth care satisfaction, attitude toward telehealth, and preference regarding telehealth over time in a cardiac patient population.