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Obesity impairs lymphatic fluid transport and dendritic cell migration to lymph nodes by Weitman, Evan S, Aschen, Seth Z, Farias-Eisner, Gina, Albano, Nicholas, Cuzzone, Daniel A, Ghanta, Swapna, Zampell, Jamie C, Thorek, Daniel, Mehrara, Babak J

“…Obesity is a major cause of morbidity and mortality resulting in pathologic changes in virtually every organ system. Although the cardiovascular system has…”
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Mechanisms of lymphatic regeneration after tissue transfer by Yan, Alan, Avraham, Tomer, Zampell, Jamie C, Aschen, Seth Z, Mehrara, Babak J

“…Lymphedema is the chronic swelling of an extremity that occurs commonly after lymph node resection for cancer treatment. Recent studies have demonstrated that…”
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Pregnancy Associated Breast Changes after Nipple Sparing Mastectomy by Aschen, Seth Z., Paik, Kristine C., Swistel, Alexander S., Talmor, Mia

“…Women of reproductive age are chronically underrepresented in breast cancer studies. Recent studies suggest that almost 40% of patients diagnosed with breast…”
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Financial (dis)incentives to surgical management of head and neck cancer care by Aschen, Seth Z., O'Connell, Gillian M., Kutler, David I., Spector, Jason A.

“…Background Patients with head and neck cancer (HNC) often require complex surgical reconstruction. This retrospective, cross‐sectional study compares financial…”
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Lymph Node Transplantation Results in Spontaneous Lymphatic Reconnection and Restoration of Lymphatic Flow by Aschen, Seth Z., Farias-Eisner, Gina, Cuzzone, Daniel A., Albano, Nicholas J., Ghanta, Swapna, Weitman, Evan S., Ortega, Sagrario, Mehrara, Babak J.

“…Although lymph node transplantation has been shown to improve lymphatic function, the mechanisms regulating lymphatic vessel reconnection and functional status…”
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Regulation of Adipogenesis by Lymphatic Fluid Stasis: Part II. Expression of Adipose Differentiation Genes by Aschen, Seth, Zampell, Jamie C., Elhadad, Sonia, Weitman, Evan, De Brot Andrade, Marina, Mehrara, Babak J.

“…Although fat deposition is a defining clinical characteristic of lymphedema, the cellular mechanisms that regulate this response remain unknown. The goal of…”
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Toll-like receptor deficiency worsens inflammation and lymphedema after lymphatic injury by Zampell, Jamie C, Elhadad, Sonia, Avraham, Tomer, Weitman, Evan, Aschen, Seth, Yan, Alan, Mehrara, Babak J

“…Mechanisms regulating lymphedema pathogenesis remain unknown. Recently, we have shown that lymphatic fluid stasis increases endogenous danger signal…”
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Glucagon-like Peptide-1 Receptor Agonists Reduce Surgical Complications in Diabetic Patients by Zhang, Ashley, Aschen, Seth, O’Connell, Gillian, Rohde, Christine, Spector, Jason

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Topical Tacrolimus Outperforms Topical Nitroglycerin for Pedicled Flap Survival in an Ischemic Rodent Model: Gross and Histologic Analysis by Rhodes, Isaiah, Alston, Chase, Zhang, Ashley, Arbuiso, Sophia, Medina, Samuel, Liao, Matthew, Aschen, Seth, Truong, Albert, Lu Wang, Marcos, Stephan, Carla, Otterburn, David

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Temporal and spatial patterns of endogenous danger signal expression after wound healing and in response to lymphedema by Zampell, Jamie C, Yan, Alan, Avraham, Tomer, Andrade, Victor, Malliaris, Stephanie, Aschen, Seth, Rockson, Stanley G, Mehrara, Babak J

“…While acute tissue injury potently induces endogenous danger signal expression, the role of these molecules in chronic wound healing and lymphedema is…”
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Decellularized Lymph Nodes as Scaffolds for Tissue Engineered Lymph Nodes by Cuzzone, Daniel A, Albano, Nicholas J, Aschen, Seth Z, Ghanta, Swapna, Mehrara, Babak J

“…The lymphatic system is commonly injured during cancer treatment. However, despite the morbidity of these injuries, there are currently no options for…”
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A Novel Mangled Upper Extremity Injury Assessment Score by Savetsky, Ira L, Aschen, Seth Z, Salibian, Ara A, Howard, Katherine, Lee, Z-Hye, Frangos, Spiros G, Thanik, Vishal D

“…BACKGROUND:Managing mangled upper extremity injuries is a challenging problem because multiple tissue components including soft tissue, muscle, tendon, bone,…”
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SP49. Surgical Management of Advanced Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Head and Neck in HPV+ Patients by O’Connell, Gillian M., Aschen, Seth Z., Spector, Jason A.

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141. Financial Disincentives for Surgical Reconstruction in Head and Neck Cancer Care by Aschen, Seth Z., O’Connell, Gillian M., Spector, Jason A.

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D160. HPV-associated Survival and Surgical Management of Advanced Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Head And Neck by Aschen, Seth Z., O’Connell, Gillian M., Spector, Jason A.

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D107. Head and Neck Cancer Reconstruction and Relative Disincentives to Surgical Reconstruction by O’Connell, Gillian M., Aschen, Seth Z., Spector, Jason A.

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P55. PREGNANCY ASSOCIATED BREAST CHANGES AFTER NIPPLE SPARING MASTECTOMY by Paik, Kristine C., Aschen, Seth Z., Swistel, Alexander S., Talmor, Mia

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CD4+ T-cells are necessary for fibrosis and lymphatic dysfunction in lymphedema and inhibit lymphangiogenesis by Yan, Alan, MD, Zampell, Jamie C., MD, Avraham, Tomer, MD, Aschen, Seth Z, Mehrara, Babak J., MD, FACS

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Regulation of Adipogenesis by Lymphatic Fluid Stasis: Part I. Adipogenesis, Fibrosis, and Inflammation by Zampell, Jamie C., Aschen, Seth, Weitman, Evan S., Yan, Alan, Elhadad, Sonia, De Brot Andrade, Marina, Mehrara, Babak J.

“…Although fat deposition is a defining clinical characteristic of lymphedema, the cellular mechanisms that regulate this response remain unknown. The goals of…”
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Sterile Inflammation after Lymph Node Transfer Improves Lymphatic Function and Regeneration by Joseph, Walter J., Aschen, Seth, Ghanta, Swapna, Cuzzone, Daniel, Albano, Nicholas, Gardenier, Jason, Savetsky, Ira, Torrisi, Jeremy, Mehrara, Babak J.

“…The aim of this study was to determine whether sterile inflammatory reactions can serve as a physiologic means of augmenting lymphangiogenesis in transplanted…”
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