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Research interests

The research of Geertruida de Bock is about the early detection of cancer and improvement of outcomes after cancer treatment. To evaluate this in a systematic way, she set up an UMCG’s oncology databiobank OncoLifeS with quality of life as a main outcome. To assess and optimize screening strategies, she works on defining which populations are at risk of cancer and negative outcomes. She does not only consider benefits of screening and treatment, but also the negative effects of over-diagnosis, tumor-induction, false-positive results, and side-effects. Systematic literature reviews, analysis of cohorts and modelling are the most important methods she uses.

Publicaties

Artificial intelligence as an independent reader of risk-dominant lung nodules: influence of CT reconstruction parameters

Association of CT-assessed sarcopenia and the development of immune-related adverse events and overall survival: a multistate survival analysis

Clinical validation of a three-marker methylation panel to detect CIN3+ in vaginal self-samples in the Dutch population-based screening programme

Corrigendum to "Regional differences in predictive biomarker testing rates for patients with metastatic NSCLC in the Netherlands" [Eur J Cancer 205 (2024)114125]

FIGO 2021 depth of invasion measurement and missed lymph node involvement in microinvasive vulvar squamous cell carcinoma: Is the gain worth the cost?

Impact of screening on late-stage breast cancer in the Netherlands: a population-based cohort study (2007-2016)

Improvement of Lung Nodule Volumetric Accuracy with Photon-counting Computed Tomography Over Energy-integrating Computed Tomography in Low-dose Screening: A Phantom Study

Improving Lung Cancer Screening Selection: A Comparative Analysis of Risk Models and Traditional Criteria in a Western European General Population

Influence of follow-up, screening age, interval, and compliance on overdiagnosis of ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS): A modelling study

Integrated geriatric assessment and intervention in the head and neck oncology care pathway reduces adverse events and does not affect survival

Pers/media

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Mannen krijgen vaker kankertherapie die de tumor aanpakt dan vrouwen

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