Plantar temperatures in stance position: A comparative study with healthy volunteers and diabetes patients diagnosed with sensoric neuropathy

Study on differences in posture-dependent plantar temperature changes between patients with diabetes and healthy volunteers. Results show that the underlying blood supply is similarly regulated as in healthy controls and that the plantar temperature is not disturbed with diabetes. Timely temperature changes occur in stance position, which may lay the groundwork for approaches to identify pressure and temperature patterns that are indicatory of emerging microcirculatory foot problems with diabetes in the future.

Development and internal validation of a depression severity prediction model for tinnitus patients based on questionnaire responses and socio-demographics

Study predicting depression severity in tinnitus patients after treatment based on self-report questionnaire data acquired at baseline and ranking of features w.r.t. their attribution towards model prediction.

Tinnitus-related distress after multimodal treatment can be characterized using a key subset of baseline variables

A machine learning workflow to predict tinnitus distress after treatment based on self-report questionnaire data acquired at baseline and extraction of statistics and visualizations representing feature importance on a population-, subpopulation- and individual level.

Rupture Status Classification of Intracranial Aneurysms Using Morphological Parameters

We proposed a pipeline for morphological feature extraction and rupture status classification with subsequent feature ranking and inspection in intracranial aneurysms.