Nadinda van der Ende

Nadinda van der Ende is a Researcher in the Department of Neurology at Erasmus MC, affiliated with Erasmus University Rotterdam. Her work focuses on ischemic stroke, cerebrovascular disorders, and clinical research methodologies. She holds a doctoral degree from Erasmus University Rotterdam, where her thesis analyzed reperfusion therapy methods and outcomes in stroke treatment.

Her research interests emphasize optimizing stroke therapies, evaluating neuroimaging techniques (e.g., MRI and susceptibility-weighted imaging), and understanding outcomes like the modified Rankin scale. She has contributed to studies exploring dual thrombolytic therapies and blinding in clinical trials. Her articles highlight trends in stroke treatment efficacy, hemorrhage detection accuracy, and methodological rigor in trials.

• Collaborated with networks such as DUMAS Investigators and IMS III Investigators.
• Active in randomized clinical trials and outcome assessment methodologies.

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Her research is conducted within multidisciplinary teams at Erasmus MC, focusing on translational and clinical studies in stroke management.