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The application of the law of August 22, 2002 on the rights of patients in the domain of control and expertise medicine. 01/10/2009 - 31/12/2011

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The aim of the study is to give some recommendations on how to adapt the "law on patients rights" in order to be more suitable for the situations which occur in the field of insurance medicine.

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    Differentiation from stem cells to functional neuron cell: in vitro and in vivo model for the treatment of traumatic brain and spinal injuries of children. 01/07/2003 - 30/06/2007

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    • Promoter: Jorens Philippe
    • Co-promoter: Berneman Zwi
    • Co-promoter: Buytaert Philippe
    • Co-promoter: Cras Patrick
    • Co-promoter: Delbeke Luc
    • Co-promoter: Van Bockstaele Dirk
    • Co-promoter: Van Bogaert Pierre-Paul
    • Co-promoter: Van Tendeloo Vigor
    • Co-promoter: Verlooy Jan

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    Closed head injury in the rat model : role of interleukines and lesion of the blood brain barrier. 01/10/1999 - 30/09/2001

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    A model for closed head injury in rats was developed. (J. Neurosurg. 89:796-806, 1998) The physiologic changes after head traume are studied as well as the chemical changes e.g. interleukine production. The lesion of the blood brain barrier is crucial in the development of changes after closed head injury : therefore, a study of the blood brain barrier after closed head injury is included.

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      Development and modification of a closed head injury model (Belg.Ver.v. Neurochirurgie 03/96). 01/01/1996 - 30/09/1999

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      A new modified closed cerebral head injury model in rat is developed. The importance of the different components such as acceleration/ deceleration, direct impact can be adjusted. Intracranial pressure, cerebral blood flow, blood brain barrier integrity, clinical neurological examination and histology are the main parameters used to validate the model. Farmacological intervention to avoid or limit secundary injury will be evaluated.

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