Publications by authors named "L J H J Theunissen"

Motivation: Automatic cell type annotation methods assign cell type labels to new datasets by extracting relationships from a reference RNA-seq dataset. However, due to the limited resolution of gene expression features, there is always uncertainty present in the label assignment. To enhance the reliability and robustness of annotation, most machine learning methods address this uncertainty by providing a full reject option, i.

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Background: An economic evaluation was performed alongside an RCT investigating flap fixation in reducing seroma formation after mastectomy. The evaluation focused on the first year following mastectomy and assessed cost-effectiveness from a health care and societal perspective.

Methods: The economic evaluation was conducted between 2014 and 2018 in four Dutch breast clinics.

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Background: The tibiotalar arthrodesis for end-stage ankle osteoarthritis is a surgical procedure that leads to a modification of the kinematics of the adjacent joints and may result in the development of secondary osteoarthritic degeneration of the subtalar joint. It has previously been observed that subtalar arthrodesis in this context shows a lower fusion rate than isolated subtalar arthrodesis. This retrospective study reports the results of subtalar joint arthrodesis with previous ipsilateral tibiotalar arthrodesis and suggests some factors that may compromise the fusion of the joint.

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Background: The differences in outcomes and process parameters for NSTEMI patients who are directly admitted to an intervention centre and patients who are first admitted to a general centre are largely unknown.

Hypothesis: There are differences in process indicators, but not for clinical outcomes, for NSTEMI who are directly admitted to an intervention centre and patients who are first admitted to a general centre.

Methods: We aim to compare process indicators, costs and clinical outcomes of non-ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI) patients stratified by center of first presentation and revascularisation strategy.

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  • The study evaluated how the quality of life related to atrial fibrillation (AF) at the start impacts major cardiovascular events (MACE) and symptom improvement over a year.
  • It followed 970 patients diagnosed with AF in the Netherlands for 12 months, tracking instances of MACE, symptom improvements (EHRA), and hospitalizations.
  • Results showed that patients with lower quality of life scores at diagnosis had higher chances of experiencing MACE, improved symptoms, and being hospitalized compared to those with higher quality of life scores, suggesting a need for integrating patient-reported outcomes as prognostic tools.
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