Michel Grøntvedt van Schaardenburgh
Om
Michel van Schaardenburgh is an Associate Professor in the Clinical Anatomy Group at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) and a specialist in general medicine. As the group leader, Michel brings a unique combination of academic expertise, leadership, and a strong passion for advancing anatomy education.
Since assuming the role of group leader in 2019, he has been a driving force in elevating the group to new heights. Under his leadership, the group has grown significantly in both scope and quality, with an increase in the number of instructors and teaching assistants, as well as the implementation of increasingly innovative and clinically relevant learning methods. Michel has particularly focused on integrating modern pedagogical principles, including case-based learning, radiology, and extended reality (XR) in education. His project involving the use of XR in formative assessments, supported by NTNU Top Teaching, has been well received by first year medical students.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Michel played a crucial role in restructuring anatomy education. He strengthened the role of dissection instructors and ensured that students continued to receive high-quality learning experiences despite the challenging circumstances. His efforts, along with the group's collective work, were recognized when the Clinical Anatomy Group won the award for best teaching in the department in 2021 for their anatomical collection project.
Michel's teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of social interaction in the learning process. He works closely with teaching assistants, students, and colleagues to ensure that the education provided is both motivating and challenging. Through his dedication, he has fostered a dynamic and supportive learning environment that inspires everyone involved to perform at their best.
When not focused on leading the group, Michel is actively involved in the development of teaching materials, mentoring, and planning. His overarching goal is to ensure that the Clinical Anatomy Group remains a leading resource in the education of future healthcare professionals.
Publikasjoner
2017
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van Schaardenburgh, Michel;
Wohlwend, Martin Rainer;
Rognmo, Øivind;
Mattsson, Erney.
(2017)
Exercise in claudicants increase or
decrease walking ability and the response
relates to mitochondrial function.
Journal of Translational Medicine
Academic article
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van Schaardenburgh, Michel;
Wohlwend, Martin Rainer;
Rognmo, Øivind;
Mattsson, Erney.
(2017)
Calf raise exercise increases walking performance in patients with intermittent claudication.
Journal of Vascular Surgery
Academic article
2016
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van Schaardenburgh, Michel;
Wohlwend, Martin Rainer;
Rognmo, Øivind;
Mattsson, Erney.
(2016)
Mitochondrial respiration after one session of calf raise exercise in patients with peripheral vascular disease and healthy older adults.
PLOS ONE
Academic article
Tidsskriftspublikasjoner
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van Schaardenburgh, Michel;
Wohlwend, Martin Rainer;
Rognmo, Øivind;
Mattsson, Erney.
(2017)
Exercise in claudicants increase or
decrease walking ability and the response
relates to mitochondrial function.
Journal of Translational Medicine
Academic article
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van Schaardenburgh, Michel;
Wohlwend, Martin Rainer;
Rognmo, Øivind;
Mattsson, Erney.
(2017)
Calf raise exercise increases walking performance in patients with intermittent claudication.
Journal of Vascular Surgery
Academic article
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van Schaardenburgh, Michel;
Wohlwend, Martin Rainer;
Rognmo, Øivind;
Mattsson, Erney.
(2016)
Mitochondrial respiration after one session of calf raise exercise in patients with peripheral vascular disease and healthy older adults.
PLOS ONE
Academic article
Undervisning
Emner
Formidling
2019
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Academic lecturevan Schaardenburgh, Michel; Mattsson, Erney. (2019) Calf raise exercise increases walking ability in patients With intermittent claudication. Wonca Europe Wonca 2019 , Bratislava 2019-06-26 - 2019-06-29
2017
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Postervan Schaardenburgh, Michel; Wohlwend, Martin; Rognmo, Øivind; Mattsson, Erney. (2017) Training Of Claudicants Can Also Be Harmful. ESVS 2017 , Lyon 2017-09-19 - 2017-09-22
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Postervan Schaardenburgh, Michel; Wohlwend, Martin; Rognmo, Øivind; Mattsson, Erney. (2017) Patients with intermittent claudication decrease or increase walking performance after an exercise intervention and this response relates to mitochondrial function. Cell Cell symposia Exercise metabolism , Gøteborg 2017-05-21 - 2017-05-23
2016
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Popular scientific lecturevan Schaardenburgh, Michel. (2016) Gå lengre med fem om dagen. Midt norsk karkirurgisk forening Midt norsk karkirurgisk vintermøte , Trondheim 2016-11-24 -
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Academic lecturevan Schaardenburgh, Michel. (2016) " Fem Pluss" Legghveningstrening forbedrer gangdistansehos pasienter med claudicatio intermittens. norsk karkirurgisk forening Kirurgisk høstmøte , Holmenkollen park hotel 2016-10-27 - 2016-10-27
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Academic lecturevan Schaardenburgh, Michel. (2016) Claudicatio, trening, mitokondriefunsjon og CPET. Forum for klinisk Fysiologi – Sirkulasjon, Gassutveksling og Ventilasjon , Trondheim 2016-01-13 - 2016-01-14
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Academic lecturevan Schaardenburgh, Michel; Wohlwend, Martin Rainer; Rognmo, Øivind; Mattsson, Erney. (2016) "Fem pluss" Legghevingstrening forbedrer gangdistanse hos pasenter med Clauducatio Intermittens. Kirurgisk Høstmøte 2016-10-25 - 2016-10-27
2014
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Academic lecturevan Schaardenburgh, Michel . (2014) One bout of calf raises induces improvements of mitochondrial function in claudicants. The European society for Vascular Surgery ESVS 2014 , Stockholm 2014-09-22 - 2014-09-26
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Academic lecturevan Schaardenburgh, Michel . (2014) En økt av legghevninger gir forbedringer in mitokondriefunksjon hos klaudikanter. Norsk forening for karkirurgi Kirurgisk høstmøte , Oslo 2014-10-21 - 2014-10-21