Maren Müller

Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg

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Frank H. Wilhelm

University of Salzburg

Peter Elsner

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology

Sibylle Schliemann

Universitätsmedizin Greifswald

Andrea H. Meyer

University of Basel

Evelyn A. Huhn

Universität Hamburg

Gwendolin Manegold‐Brauer

University Hospital of Basel

M. Stadeler

Berufsgenossenschaft für Gesundheitsdienst und Wohlfahrtspflege

Wolfgang Holzgreve

University of Basel

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Álvaro Perez-Moreno

Hospital Sant Joan de Déu Barcelona

Asma Khalil

Island Institute

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University of Bologna

Policlinico S.Orsola-Malpighi

Universitat de Barcelona

Technical University of Munich

University of Parma

Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Brugmann

Hospital Sant Joan de Déu Barcelona

Université Libre de Bruxelles

Universitätsmedizin Greifswald

University Hospital of Basel

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Contents Vol. 41, 2017

Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy (2017)

Núria Baños Federico Migliorelli Teresa Cobo E. Gratacós Montse Palacio

10.1159/000477186

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Quality Predictors of Abdominal Fetal Electrocardiography Recording in Antenatal Ambulatory and Bedside Settings

Fetal Diagnosis and Therapy (2016)

Evelyn A. Huhn Maren Müller Andrea H. Meyer Gwendolin Manegold‐Brauer Wolfgang Holzgreve

Background: Fetal electrocardiography using an abdominal monitor (Monica AN24™) could increase the diagnostic use of fetal heart rate (fHR) variability measurements. However, signal quality may depend on factors such as maternal physical activity, posture, and bedside versus ambulatory setting. Methods: Sixty-three healthy women wore the monitor at home and 42 women during a hospital stay. All women underwent a posture experiment, and all home and 13 hospital participants wore the monitor during daytime and nighttime. The success rate (SR) of fHR detection was analyzed in relation to maternal physical activity, posture, daytime versus nighttime, and other maternal and fetal predictors. Results: Ambulatorily, the SR was 86.8% for nighttime and 40.2% for daytime. The low daytime SR was largely due to effects of maternal physical activity and posture. The in-hospital SR was lower during nighttime (71.1%) and similar during daytime (43.3%). SR was related to gestational age, but not affected by pre-pregnancy and current body mass index or fetal growth restriction. Conclusions: The success of beat-to-beat fHR detection strongly depends on the home/hospital setting and predictors such as time of recording, activity levels, and maternal posture. Its clinical utility may be limited in periods of unsupervised recording with physical activity or posture shifts.

Ambulatory ECG

10.1159/000448946

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Doppelblinde, randomisierte repetitive In‐vivo ‐Wirksamkeitsstudie zu kommerziellen Hautschutzprodukten gegen Natriumlaurylsulfat (SLS)

JDDG Journal der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft (2021)

Sibylle Schliemann Maren Müller M. Stadeler Peter Elsner

Zusammenfassung Hintergrund In der Primär‐ und Sekundärprävention von Berufsdermatosen werden Hautschutzprodukte eingesetzt, die eine präexpositionelle Schutzwirkung aufweisen sollen. Insbesondere finden sich auf dem Markt zahlreiche Produkte, die zum Einsatz bei Feuchtarbeit ausgelobt werden. Eine objektive Qualitätsbeurteilung dieser Produkte für Anwender ist auf Grund fehlender vergleichender Wirksamkeitsstudien oft nicht möglich. Material und Methodik In einer doppelblinden, randomisierten und kontrollierten In‐vivo ‐Studie wurden sechs kommerzielle Hautschutzexterna in einem repetitiven Irritationsmodell untersucht. Sie wurden hinsichtlich ihrer präexpositionellen Schutzwirkung vor dem durch Natriumlaurylsulfat (SLS) induzierten irritativen Kontaktekzem mittels hautphysiologischer Methoden getestet. Es wurde ein Wirkindex anhand des transepidermalen Wasserverlustes (TEWL) gemäß des Protokolls der multizentrischen Studie des Forschungsprojektes FP 275 der Deutschen Gesetzlichen Unfallversicherung DGUV berechnet. Ergebnisse Die untersuchten Externa zeigten eine Schutzwirkung gegen SLS im Vergleich zum unbehandelten Kontrollfeld, wiesen allerdings signifikante Wirkunterschiede auf. Die Auswertung der Nebenparameter Corneometrie und visueller Score erbrachte ebenfalls Unterschiede zwischen den Externa. Schlussfolgerungen Die zwischen den untersuchten Externa festgestellten Unterschiede hinsichtlich der Wirkgüte ermöglichten eine Einteilung der Produkte, welche als Grundlage für die Auswahl geeigneter Schutzpräparate dienen kann.

Sunscreening Agents

10.1111/ddg.14359_g

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Painkiller intake and problematic health literacy in sport and music students - A cross-sectional study

Scientific Reports (2024)

Katharina Pöppel Gunter Kreutz Maren Müller Dirk Büsch

Abstract Previous works have suggested a high prevalence of painkiller intake (PI) among sport students but also improved health literacy (HL) for sports-active students than for sports-inactive students. Since health-related content also forms part of the sport science curriculum, the study focuses on these seemingly paradoxical results. Music students who are also physically active through their instrumental practice, who act in an area with increased PI and who have no health-related teaching content in their curriculum composed the comparison group. Therefore, this study investigated the prevalence of PI and HL in cohorts of sport ( n = 222; 54.5% female) and music students ( n = 89; 67.4% female) using a cross-sectional online survey in Lower Saxony, Germany. The hypothesis tests were validated by calculating frequentist and Bayesian statistics. The results show that 50.9% of sport and 28.1% of music students exhibit PI concerning their study programs, often for prophylactical purposes and in the presence of low HL levels. The weak negative correlation between PI and HL was not statistically confirmed and requires further research with improved test power. Regarding the possible health consequences of an inconsiderate PI, target group-specific prevention is indicated to increase general health awareness and HL.

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Health Literacy

10.1038/s41598-024-63127-3

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Bridging the gap between the laboratory and the real world: Integrative ambulatory psychophysiology.

Frank H. Wilhelm Paul Grossman Maren Müller

Psychophysiology

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Allergologische Kasuistiken (V 45–V 49)

Allergo Journal (2000)

Petra Keikavoussi S. Karl Jos Becker E.‐B. Bröcker Eckhart Kämpgen

10.1007/bf03373104

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Double blind randomized repetitive efficacy test of various occupational skin protection preparations against sodium lauryl sulphate

JDDG Journal der Deutschen Dermatologischen Gesellschaft (2021)

Sibylle Schliemann Maren Müller M. Stadeler Peter Elsner

Skin protection products, formerly named as barrier creams, are being used as primary and secondary prevention measures against occupational dermatoses. Many of these cosmetic products are claimed by manufacturers to be efficacious against wet work-induced skin barrier impairment if applied prior to exposure. However, results of validated and standardized in vivo efficacy tests allowing the comparison of different products are lacking.Efficacy of six skin protection products against sodium lauryl sulphate-induced irritant contact dermatitis was investigated in a double blind, randomized and controlled repetitive irritation study in healthy volunteers using skin physiological methods. Transepidermal water loss (TEWL) results were used to calculate an efficacy index of protection by mathematical/statistical means according to a protocol developed in a German Statutory Accident Insurance (DGUV) multicenter study (research project FP 275).All tested products had a demonstrable, protective effect against SLS compared to controls, but their relative efficacy varied significantly. Differences were also seen upon evaluation of other parameters such as corneometry and clinical irritation score (visual score).Product ranking as a result of the established differences allows improved selection of appropriate skin protection products based on objective parameters, as compared to heterogenous product claims.

Transepidermal water loss

Skin irritation

10.1111/ddg.14359

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