Prof. Dr. Luke P.H. Leenen

Weitere Beteiligungen

• 24.04.2022

  • Poster
  • PR 27

  Low Computed Tomographic bone mineral density is independently associated with adverse in-hospital outcomes in hospitalized level-1 trauma patients.

   Future developments and new techniques, Skeletal trauma & bone infections
• 24.04.2022

  • Poster
  • PR 22

  Reference values of computed tomography-based muscle and fat composition in a European population: a cross-sectional study

   Future developments and new techniques, Trauma systems & prehospital care
• 24.04.2022

  • Poster
  • PR 42

   A sequence of pathogens causing infections in trauma patients

   Polytrauma, Skeletal trauma & bone infections
• 24.04.2022

  17:20 – 17:30 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 32

  Kinetics and Function of Neutrophil Subsets in Severely Injured Trauma Patients and the Link with Infectious Complications

   Polytrauma, Surgical critical care & burns
• 25.04.2022

  08:40 – 08:50 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 34

  Computed tomography-based L1 bone mineral density in Dutch trauma patients – Are North American reference values valid in Europe?

   Future developments and new techniques, Skeletal trauma & bone infections
• 25.04.2022

  11:30 – 11:40 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 48

  A severe isolated injury is a high-risk entity for resource use and mortality: A Dutch national observational study

   Polytrauma, Trauma systems & prehospital care
• 25.04.2022

  • Poster
  • PR 130

  Cardiovascular radiologic markers on routine CT imaging are independently associated with adverse outcomes in level-1 trauma patients.

   Future developments and new techniques, Skeletal trauma & bone infections
• 25.04.2022

  • Poster
  • PR 133

  Point-of-Care Analysis of Neutrophil Phenotypes in Geriatric hip fracture patients

   Future developments and new techniques, Trauma systems & prehospital care
• 25.04.2022

  • Poster
  • PR 129

  Visualization of the inflammatory response to injury by neutrophil phenotype categories

   Future developments and new techniques, Polytrauma
• 25.04.2022

  • Poster
  • PR 103

  Vasoactive Mediator Bradykinin Is Not Elevated In Trauma Patients And Tranexamic Acid Does Not Appear To Pose Protective Properties For Bradykinin Production

   Bleeding, massive transfusion and coagulopathy, Polytrauma
• 25.04.2022

  14:10 – 14:20 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 52

  Management of renal and ureter trauma: the importance of retroperitoneal confinement

   Polytrauma, Visceral trauma (includes Abdominal injuries, Chest injuries, vascular injuries)
• 26.04.2022

  09:30 – 09:40 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 66

  The impact of regionalized trauma care on the distribution of severely injured patients in the Netherlands

   Polytrauma, Trauma systems & prehospital care
• 26.04.2022

  09:50 – 10:00 8 Min. 2 Min.

  • Presentation
  • OP 68

  The association of radiologic body composition parameters with clinical outcomes in level-1 trauma patients - A retrospective cohort study

   Future developments and new techniques, Trauma systems & prehospital care