Search Results - "Pruijs, Jeh"

A Dutch guideline for the treatment of scoliosis in neuromuscular disorders by Mullender, Mg, Blom, Na, De Kleuver, M, Fock, Jm, Hitters, Wmgc, Horemans, Amc, Kalkman, Cj, Pruijs, Jeh, Timmer, Rr, Titarsolej, Pj, Van Haasteren, Nc, Jager, Mj Van Tol-de, Van Vught, Aj, Van Royen, Bj

“…Children with neuromuscular disorders with a progressive muscle weakness such as Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and Spinal Muscular Atrophy frequently develop a…”
Get full text

Decrease in outpatient department visits and operative interventions due to bisphosphonates in children with osteogenesis imperfecta by de Graaff, F., Verra, W., Pruijs, J. E. H., Sakkers, R. J. B.

“…Introduction Bisphosphonates are currently the medical treatment most often used in children with osteogenesis imperfecta (OI). The purpose of this…”
Get full text

Operative treatment of severe scoliosis in osteogenesis imperfecta: results of 20 patients after halo traction and posterior spondylodesis with instrumentation by Janus, G J, Finidori, G, Engelbert, R H, Pouliquen, M, Pruijs, J E

“…Correction and stabilisation of the scoliotic spine in osteogenesis imperfecta is difficult. The optimal technique has yet to be determined, since no large…”
Get full text

Spinal fusion in children with spina bifida: influence on ambulation level and functional abilities by Schoenmakers, M A G C, Gulmans, V A M, Gooskens, R H J M, Pruijs, J E H, Helders, P J M

“…The aim of this study was to determine the influence of spinal fusion on ambulation and functional abilities in children with spina bifida for whom early…”
Get full text

Osteogenesis imperfecta in childhood: effects of spondylodesis on functional ability, ambulation and perceived competence by Tolboom, N, Cats, E A, Helders, P J M, Pruijs, J E H, Engelbert, R H H

“…We studied the effects of spondylodesis on spinal curvature, functional outcome, level of ambulation and perceived competence in 11 children with osteogenesis…”
Get full text

Osteogenesis imperfecta in childhood: MR imaging of basilar impression by Janus, G.J.M., Engelbert, R.H.H., Beek, E., Gooskens, R.H.J.M., Pruijs, J.E.H.

“…Objective: To determine on radiographs the presence of Basilar Impression (BI) in children with Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI). To confirm this sign and altered…”
Get full text

Hemi-epiphysiodesis for unclassified congenital scoliosis: immediate results and mid-term follow-up by Walhout, R J, van Rhijn, L W, Pruijs, J E H

“…Complex spinal anomalies involved in congenital scoliosis consist of a jumble of vertebral defects. Progressive scoliotic curves are frequently encountered in…”
Get full text

Variation in Cobb angle measurements in scoliosis by PRUIJS, J. E. H, HAGEMAN, M. A. P. E, KEESSEN, W, VAN DER MEER, R, VAN WIERINGE, J. C

“…In order to determine the reliability of the Cobb angle measurement as it is used in the clinical management of scoliosis, a methodological survey was carried…”
Get full text

Neuromuscular Scoliosis: Clinical Evaluation Pre- and Postoperative by Pruijs, J E. H, van Tol, M J, van Kesteren, R G, van Nieuwenhuizen, O

“…Neuromuscular scoliosis concerns a wide variety of disorders, all with a different approach to surgical intervention. The impact of these disorders on a…”
Get full text

Aneurysmal bone cyst of the thoracic spine: radical excision with use of the cavitron. A case report by Vandertop, W P, Pruijs, J E, Snoeck, I N, van den Hout, J H

Get full text

BENIGN JOINT HYPOMOBILITY SYNDROME: A NEW CLINICAL ENTITY, POSSIBLY CAUSED BY A PROBLEM IN THE COLLAGEN SYNTHESIS? by Engelbert, RHH, Uiterwaal, CSPM, Van Tintelen, JP, Pruijs, JEH, Helders, PJM, TeKoppele, JM, Bank, RA

“…PURPOSE: To describe the clinical features and problems in collagen synthesis of a new clinical entity, which we propose to call the "benign joint hypomobility…”
Get full text

Respiratory deterioration during growth hormone therapy in a case of congenital nemaline myopathy by LOGGHE, K, WIT, J. M, JENNEKENS, F, PRUIJS, J. E. H

“…Congenital nemaline myopathy (CNM) is generally classified as a non-progressive or slowly progressive neuromuscular disease. We describe a boy with CNM and an…”
Get full text