Doctor Matthijs Cluitmans
Cardiovascular Research Institute Maastricht (CARIM), Maastricht (Netherlands (The))
Biography
Matthijs Cluitmans is passionate about translating scientific insights and technology developments into healthcare impact. He is driven to further our understanding of cardiac arrhythmias, and to improve the diagnosis and therapy of patients with heart rhythm disorders. As an assistant professor at Maastricht University Medical Centre and a senior scientist at Philips Research, he combines his scientific curiosity with the clinical need for valorization. Ultimately, he hopes to use his dual background as a biomedical engineer and medical doctor to bring the fields of industrial engineering, academic science, and clinical medicine closer together.
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A novel trigger-substrate mechanism based on clinically concealed repolarization abnormalities underlies idiopathic ventricular fibrillation
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Large repolarization gradients increase susceptibility to trigger-induced arrhythmias and are not reflected by QT time
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Follow-up electrocardiographic imaging does not require repeat imaging of body-surface electrodes
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Noninvasive localization of premature ventricular complexes: a research-community-based approach
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Combining noninvasive imaging of repolarization with whole-heart computational modelling for personalized medicine in primary ventricular fibrillation
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