Poster sessions

 

Poster session 1: Thursday June 9, 13:15-14:00h
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METHODOLOGY

Chair: Valentijn de Jong

• The score after ten years of registration of systematic review protocols (P1)
  Kim van der Braak
• Genetic association studies in critically ill patients: protocol for a systematic review (P2)
  Wenbo Zhang
• Exploratory analyses in etiologic research: considerations for assessment of credibility (P3)
  Kim Luijken
• Calculating diagnostic performance measures in clustered data: A simulation study (P4)
  Katalin Tamasi
• Distinguishing acute heart failure from COPD exacerbations in COPD patients with acute dyspnoea: Integrating a supportive AI screening tool in the systematic literature review process (P5)
  Sanne van Dijk

 

MENTAL HEALTH

Chair: Sabine Siesling

• Withdrawn (P6)
• Depression and anxiety and the incidence of cancer: A two-stage individual participant data meta-analysis of the direct association (P7)
  Maartje Basten
• Role of innate and adaptive immune system in migraine: A population-based cohort study (P8)
  Cevdet Acarsoy
• Impact of phosphate binders on quality of life in dialysis patients (P9)
  Julia Colombijn
• Associations between childhood adverse experiences and emotional and behavioural problems at age 16 - a network analysis (P10)
  René de Vries

 

INFECTIOUS DISEASES

Chair: Federica Giardina

• Impact of an HIV cure on HIV transmission among men who have sex with men (MSM) in the Netherlands (P11)
  Franco Romero Gonzalez*
• The experienced positive and negative influence of HIV on the quality of life of people living with HIV and key populations vulnerable to HIV: a qualitative study (P12)
  Kim Romijnders
• Sexualized drug use and STI and HIV incidence among men who have sex with men in Amsterdam, a cohort study (P13)
  Carien Blomaard
• How do different limiting mechanisms influence the transmission dynamics of schistosomiasis? (P14)
  Veronica Malizia

 

DIABETES AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES

Chair: Sabita Soedamah-Muthu

• The prognostic value of glycemic control prior to cancer diagnosis on mortality among patients with type 2 diabetes in Dutch primary care (P15)
  Jing de Haan-Du
• Beverage quality and risk of prediabetes and type 2 diabetes in the Rotterdam Study (P16)
  Maria Jacobo-Cejudo*
• Alcohol consumption and microvascular dysfunction: a J-shaped association– The Maastricht Study (P17)
  Frank van der Heide
• Prognostic value of coronary artery calcium in predicting cardiovascular diseases of patients with breast cancer (P18)
  Büsra Günes
• A higher glycemia level, lower adherence to healthy diet, lower cardiorespiratory fitness, smoking, and a higher systolic blood pressure are cross-sectionally associated with lower retinal sensitivity – The Maastricht Study (P19)
  Sara Mokhtar

 

AGING AND SOCIAL EPIDEMIOLOGY

Chair: Willy-Anne van Stiphout

• Dementia prediction in the general population using clinically accessible variables: a proof-of-concept study using machine learning. The AGES-Reykjavik Study (P25)
  Emma Twait
• Associations between the social environment and cardiometabolic health outcomes: systematic review (and meta-analysis) (P26)
  Taymara Abreu
• The sex difference in self-rated health among older adults: Longitudinal analyses across different birth cohorts and educational levels (P27)
  Lena Sialino
• Diverging death risks: mortality as a corollary of economic, social, cultural and person capital (P28)
  Yuwei Qi
• Prenatal famine exposure and cognitive function from age 68 to 74 (P29)
  Marileen Wiegersma

 

PERINATAL AND PEDIATRIC EPIDEMIOLOGY

Chair: Henk Groen

• Environmental noise exposure during pregnancy and embryonic and fetal growth: The Generation R study (P30)
  Naomi Graafland
• The effect of burns on children's growth trajectory: a nationwide study (P31)
  Maxime Dominique Cuijpers
• Early pregnancy metabolite profiles and gestational blood pressure (P32)
  Sophie Blaauwendraad
• Environmental risk factors for congenital solitary functioning kidney (P33)
  Sander Groen in ‘t Woud*
• Congenital anomalies in the Netherlands 2009-2018: can increased prevalence in Limburg be explained with socio-economic, health, and environmental factors? (P34)
  Audrey Meulendijks

 

*Nominated for the VvE Poster Award

 

 

 

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OCCUPATIONAL EPIDEMIOLOGY

Chair: Alex Burdorf

• Night shift work and sleep quality in a prospective cohort of female nurses (P20)
  Jelle Vlaanderen
• Withdrawn (P21)
• Associations between night shift work and weight change within the Nightingale Study (P22)
  Henriëtte van Duijne
• Night shift work and risk of colorectal cancer: results from a prospective cohort study among 59,947 female nurses in the Netherlands (P23)
  Linske de Bruijn
• Socio-economic participation of persons with hemophilia: results from the sixth Hemophilia in the Netherlands study (P24)
  Erna van Balen*

 

METHODOLOGY

Chair: Anke Richters

• Withdrawn (P35)
• Approaches to estimating clearance rates for Human Papillomavirus groupings: a systematic review and real data examples (P36)
  Eline Wijstma*
• Towards more efficient multi-arm exercise trials in oncology: application of a Bayesian adaptive decision-theoretic approach (P37)
  Laurien Buffart
• Associations between late-onset preeclampsia and the use of calcium-based antacids and proton pump inhibitors during pregnancy: a prospective cohort study (P38)
  Marleen van Gelder*
• Distribution of absolute risks provided by prediction models developed using supervised machine learning (P39)
  Constanza Andaur Navarro

 

ENVIRONMENTAL EPIDEMIOLOGY

Chair: Leo Schouten

• Prenatal risk factors for Alzheimer’s Disease-related brain pathology (P40)
  Amber Boots
• Associations of maternal urinary bisphenol and phthalate concentrations with offspring reproductive development (P41)
  Sophie Blaauwendraad
• Withdrawn (P42)
• Associations between the urban exposome and type 2 diabetes:  A penalised regression by LASSO and a deep learning approach (P43)
  Haykanush Ohanyan*
• Ethnic and socioeconomic inequalities in relation to air pollution exposure in the Netherlands (P44)
  Lieke van den Brekel

 

COVID-19

Chair: Iris van Rooij

• Withdrawn (P45)
• Withdrawn (P46)
• Clinical prediction models for mortality in COVID-19 patients: an external validation and individual participant data meta-analysis (COVID-PRECISE) (P47)
  Valentijn de Jong
• Withdrawn (P48)
• Multidimensional health status assessment of COVID-19 survivors at three and twelve months after hospital discharge: a monocentre retrospective cohort study (P49)
  Debbie Gach

 

CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES

Chair: Nynke Smidt

• Primary health care contact preceding the diagnosis of peripheral artery disease: do women present themselves differently than men before being referred to a specialist? (P50)
  Cindy Porras
• Sex differences in the relationship between New York Heart Association functional classification and survival in cardiovascular disease patients: A mediation analysis of exercise capacity (P51)
  Niels Stens
• Association of intima-media thickness measured at the common-carotid artery with incident carotid plaque: Pooled analysis of 20 prospective studies (P52)
  Lena Tschiderer*
• Intima-media thickness at the near or far wall of the common-carotid-artery in cardiovascular risk assessment (P53)
  Lisa Seekircher
• Medication prevalence in CHD patients in South America: systematic review and meta-analysis (P54)
  Anna Marza Florensa

 

LIFESTYLE

Chair: Alina Vrieling

• Women who smoke at the start of pregnancy are more likely referred to an obstetrician during pregnancy and birth: results from a cohort study (P55)
  Stella Weiland
• Diet, lung function level, lung function decline and respiratory symptoms in the Lifelines Cohort Study (P56)
  Cian Mitchell*
• The mediation of health behaviors in the association of depression and anxiety with the risk of cancer: An individual participant data meta-analysis (P57)
  Kuan-Yu Pan
• Accelerometer-derived physical activity and sedentary time and cardiac biomarkers (P58)
  Evelien Vandercappellen
• Participant recruitment and at-home-measurement of cardiometabolic markers: Challenges, costs, and key learnings from the Supreme Nudge parallel cluster-randomised controlled supermarket trial (P59)
  Josine Stuber

 

CANCER

Chair: Sjoerd Elias

• Longitudinal associations of adherence to World Cancer Research Fund/American Institute for Cancer Research (WCRF/AICR) and Dutch Healthy Diet (DHD) recommendations with kynurenines in colorectal cancer survivors after treatment (P60)
  Daniëlle Holthuijsen*
• Cumulative risks of false positive recall and screen detected breast cancer after seven rounds of  screening (P61)
  Lindy Kregting
• Optimizing the set of pairs of radiologists that double read screening mammograms (P62)
  Jessie Gommers
• Determinants of extremely dense breast tissue (P63)
  Sophie van Grinsven
• The gap between rare and common cancers still exists: results from a population-based study in the Netherlands (P64)
  Eline de Heus

 

PHARMACOEPIDEMIOLOGY

Chair: Marloes Bazelier

• Discontinuation of infliximab treatment in patients with inflammatory bowel disease: a comparison between patients who retransitioned to originator and those who remained on biosimilar (P65)
  Rosanne Meijboom
• Introducing the International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology Dutch student chapter (P66)
  Melissa Leung
• The first opioid prescription and the prescribers of opioids after knee and hip arthroplasty (P67)
  Heather van Brug
• Preoperative opioid prescriptions before total knee and hip arthroplasty: a nationwide cohort study (P68)
  Heather van Brug
• The association of opioid use with risk of ICU admission and mortality in the adult Dutch population (P69)
  Ajda Bedene

 

 

*Nominated for the VvE Poster Award