eLabgids vs PRN Graph

Deze iOS app is samengesteld door de diagnostische laboratoria van het Erasmus MC te Rotterdam. De app bevat informatie van de verschillende laboratoria van alle locaties van het Erasmus MC en Havenziekenhuis en is met name bestemd voor medisch specialisten die gebruik maken van onze dienstverlening. Naast een zoekfunctie en referentiewaarden is deze app ook voorzien van informatie over afname condities, indicaties en interpretaties van laboratorium analyses en andere relevante zaken. Wijzigingen in bijv. protocollen of referentiewaarden worden aan u kenbaar gemaakt via de conventionele nieuwsbrieven alsook rechtsreeks via deze app in de vorm van locatiegerichte meldingen. Er kan direct contact gelegd worden voor informatie of consulten middels de belfunctie.

The Perined-Hoftiezer birth weight curves show the optimal birth weight (and its distribution) of children born at the corresponding gestational age. The curves are differentiated by gender. Identifying small children is important for reducing mortality and morbidity. These curves are based on data from the perinatal registration of newborns in the Netherlands. The curves are normative and therefore developed based on a low-risk population without known risk factors for fetal growth restriction. All multiple pregnancies, inductions, and primary cesarean sections were also excluded to approximate the optimal birth weight for each gestational age. More information can be found at www.perined.nl and in the following scientific publications: Hoftiezer L et al. Am J Obstet Gynecol. (2019) From population reference to national standard: new and improved birthweight charts. 10.1016/j.ajog.2018.12.023 Hoftiezer L et al. Eur J Pediatr. (2016) Defining small-for-gestational-age: prescriptive versus descriptive birthweight standards. 10.1007/s00431-016-2740-8 The curves were compiled by Liset Hoftiezer, guided by a working group consisting of representatives from various professional groups, birth care organizations, and researchers: Joyce Dijs-Elsinga, Jeroen van Dillen, Michel Hof, Marije Hogeveen, Chantal Hukkelhoven, Karline van de Kamp, Richard van Lingen, Alieke de Roon-Immerzeel, Rosalinde Snijders, Viki Verfaille, Ger de Winter, and Koos Zwinderman. The research position was financially supported by the Isala Innovation & Science Fund and Nutricia Early Life Nutrition; there has been no interference with the content of the project. © 2024 Perined