Alexander Hakon Zielinski

Mr. Alexander Hakon Zielinski

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Academic Career Length

8Years (2019-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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7 November 2019 in NeuroRehabilitation
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AWAnders West
Anders West
SSSofie Amalie Simonsen
Sofie Amalie Simonsen
PJPoul Jennum
Poul Jennum
NHNiklas Cyril Hansen
Niklas Cyril Hansen
MSMarie Schønsted
Marie Schønsted
HIHelle Klingenberg Iversen
Helle Klingenberg Iversen
BACKGROUND: Daylight entrains the central circadian pacemaker to the 24-hour day and is crucial for optimal alertness and sleep-quality. Rehabilitation patients tend to lack exposure to sufficient natural light. OBJECTIVE: Installed diurnal naturalis

20 June 2019 in NeuroRehabilitation
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AWAnders West
Anders West
SSSofie Amalie Simonsen
Sofie Amalie Simonsen
AZAlexander Hakon Zielinski
Alexander Hakon Zielinski
NCNiklas Cyril
Niklas Cyril
MSMarie Schønsted
Marie Schønsted
HIHelle Klingenberg Iversen
Helle Klingenberg Iversen
BACKGROUND: Patients admitted for rehabilitation often lack sufficient natural light to entrain their circadian rhythm. OBJECTIVE: Installed diurnal naturalistic light may positively influence the outcome of depressive mood, anxiety, and cognition in

1 December 2020 in Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology
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AZAlexander Hakon Zielinski
Alexander Hakon Zielinski
KBKim Kargaard Bredahl
Kim Kargaard Bredahl
QGQasam Ghulam
Qasam Ghulam
LRLaurence Rouet
Laurence Rouet
CDCecile Dufour
Cecile Dufour
JEJonas Peter Eiberg
Jonas Peter Eiberg

31 December 2024 in European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery
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GJGísli G. Jónsson
Gísli G. Jónsson
AZAlexander Hakon Zielinski
Alexander Hakon Zielinski
MBMárton Berczeli
Márton Berczeli
TRTimothy A Resch
Timothy A Resch
NDNuno Dias
Nuno Dias
DLDavid Lindström
David Lindström
Emergent complex abdominal aortic diseases are challenging to treat. During in situ laser fenestration (ISLF), aortic branches are covered and flow is restored with in situ fenestration of the stent graft, with promising midterm results. This study aimed to expand on the limited body of knowledge of midterm outcomes of ISLF in renovisceral aortic pathology in a multicentre setting. Retrospective pooled data on consecutive ISLF cases of visceral aortic stent grafts undertaken from 2018 - 2023 in three aortic centres were analysed. Technical success was defined as successful vascularisation with a bridging stent graft and acceptable final angiographic series without signs of endoleak related to the bridging stent graft. Target vessel instability was defined as an endoleak related to the bridging stent graft, disconnection, kink, stenosis, occlusion of bridging stent, re-intervention on bridging stent graft, or rupture or death related to the bridging stent graft. A total of 65 ISLFs were performed in 34 patients, with a mean age 74 years. The procedure was acute in 79%, and 35% were ruptures. Pre-stenting was performed on 56 target vessels (86%). Four patients (12%) died within 30 days; all presented with a rupture. Technical success was achieved in 61 of 65 (94%) ISLFs. All failed cannulations were in the renal arteries: three due to difficult angulations and one dissected during cannulation. Median follow up was 16 (interquartile range 5, 22) months. Cumulative survival at six months, one year, and two years was 88%, 80%, and 72%, respectively. In total, six (10%) target vessel instabilities were detected: two (3%) type III endoleaks, and four (7%) stent stenosis; all required re-lining. Freedom from target vessel instability at six months until the end of follow up was 89%. On the latest follow up scan, all successfully deployed ISLF bridging stents were patent (primary assisted patency 100%, 61 of 61) without signs of endoleak type 3. In situ laser fenestration is a promising tool for emergent endovascular procedures in complex anatomies.

1 February 2022 in Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology
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AZAlexander Hakon Zielinski
Alexander Hakon Zielinski
KBKim Kargaard Bredahl
Kim Kargaard Bredahl
QGQasam Mohammed Ghulam
Qasam Mohammed Ghulam
LRLaurence Rouet
Laurence Rouet
CDCecile Dufour
Cecile Dufour
JEJones Peter Eiberg
Jones Peter Eiberg

1 March 2023 in International Angiology
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AZAlexander Hakon Zielinski
Alexander Hakon Zielinski
KBKim K. Bredahl
Kim K. Bredahl
QGQasam M. Ghulam
Qasam M. Ghulam
MBMagdalena A. Broda
Magdalena A. Broda
LRLaurence Rouet
Laurence Rouet
JEJonas P. Eiberg
Jonas P. Eiberg
Article: One-year volume growth of abdominal aortic aneurysms measured by extended field-of-view ultrasound - International Angiology 2023 Feb 06 - Minerva Medica - Journals