Jaap Dogger

Jaap Dogger is a Researcher in the Department of Anesthesiology at Erasmus University Medical Center's Erasmus School of Medicine. His work focuses on pediatric anesthesia safety and innovation, with significant contributions to wound management, sedation techniques, and critical event monitoring in children.

His research spans

• Pediatric pain management through regional anesthesia techniques
• Non-pharmacological interventions like music therapy during surgery
• Advanced monitoring systems for fluid responsiveness
• Large-scale safety studies across European hospitals

His publication trends show increasing focus on evidence-based protocols for neonatal and infant anesthesia, particularly in abdominal surgery and imaging procedures.

Key scientific impact includes the landmark APRICOT study published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine (2017) which analyzed critical events across 261 European hospitals and has garnered over 625 Scopus citations. His recent work on dexmedetomidine sedation (2023) has influenced pediatric imaging protocols globally.

Dogger actively collaborates with European clinical networks including the European Society of Anaesthesiology Clinical Trial Network. His methodological expertise spans randomized controlled trials, systematic reviews, and large-scale observational studies with emphasis on practical clinical applications.