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Shoulder Subluxation Pain as a Secondary Indication for Trapezius to Deltoid Transfer by Elkwood, Andrew I., Rose, Michael I., Kaufman, Matthew R., Patel, Tushar R., Ashinoff, Russell L., Saad, Adam, Schneider, Lisa F., Wimmers, Eric G., Abdollahi, Hamid, Yu, Deborah

“…Abstract Brachial plexus injuries can be debilitating. We have observed that manual reduction of the patients' shoulder subluxation improves their pain and…”
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Diaphragm paralysis caused by transverse cervical artery compression of the phrenic nerve: The Red Cross syndrome by Kaufman, Matthew R, Willekes, Lourens J, Elkwood, Andrew I, Rose, Michael I, Patel, Tushar R, Ashinoff, Russell L, Colicchio, Alan R

“…Abstract Background The etiology of diaphragm paralysis is often elusive unless an iatrogenic or traumatic injury to the phrenic nerve can be clearly…”
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Nerve allograft transplantation for functional restoration of the upper extremity: case series by Elkwood, Andrew I., Holland, Neil R., Arbes, Spiros M., Rose, Michael I., Kaufman, Matthew R., Ashinoff, Russell L., Parikh, Mona A., Patel, Tushar R.

“…Background Major trauma to the spinal cord or upper extremity often results in severe sensory and motor disturbances from injuries to the brachial plexus and…”
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Bone morphogenic protein-2 gene therapy for mandibular distraction osteogenesis by Ashinoff, Russell L, Cetrulo, Jr, Curtis L, Galiano, Robert D, Dobryansky, Michael, Bhatt, Kirit A, Ceradini, Daniel J, Michaels, 5th, Joseph, McCarthy, Joseph G, Gurtner, Geoffrey C

“…Distraction osteogenesis (DO) requires a long consolidation period and has a low but real failure rate. Bone morphogenic proteins (BMPs) accelerate bone…”
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Reinnervation of the Paralyzed Diaphragm: Application of Nerve Surgery Techniques Following Unilateral Phrenic Nerve Injury by Kaufman, Matthew, MD, Elkwood, Andrew, MD, Rose, Michael, MD, Patel, Tushar, MD, Ashinoff, Russell, MD, Saad, Adam, MD, Caccavale, Robert, MD, Bocage, Jean, MD, Cole, Jeffrey, MD, Soriano, Aida, MD, Fein, Edward, MD

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The Diagnosis and Treatment of Bilateral Suprascapular Nerve Compressions by Elkwood, Andrew I., Rose, Michael I., Kaufmann, Matthew R., Ashinoff, Russell L., Patel, Tushar R., Parikh, Mona A., Sunkeula, Kumar C., Silverman, Adam T.

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Reinnervation of the Paralyzed Diaphragm by Kaufman, Matthew R., MD, Elkwood, Andrew I., MD, Rose, Michael I., MD, Patel, Tushar, MD, Ashinoff, Russell, MD, Saad, Adam, MD, Caccavale, Robert, MD, Bocage, Jean-Philippe, MD, Cole, Jeffrey, MD, Soriano, Aida, MD, FCCP, Fein, Ed, MD

“…Background Unilateral phrenic nerve injury often results in symptomatic hemidiaphragm paralysis, and currently few treatment options exist. Reported etiologies…”
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Topical vascular endothelial growth factor reverses delayed wound healing secondary to angiogenesis inhibitor administration by Michaels 5th, Joseph, Dobryansky, Michael, Galiano, Robert D., Bhatt, Kirit A., Ashinoff, Russell, Ceradini, Daniel J., Gurtner, Geoffrey C.

“…The prevention of new blood vessel growth is an increasingly attractive strategy to limit tumor growth. However, it remains unclear whether anti‐angiogenesis…”
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Stem cells and distraction osteogenesis: endothelial progenitor cells home to the ischemic generate in activation and consolidation by Cetrulo, Jr, Curtis L, Knox, Kevin R, Brown, Daniel J, Ashinoff, Russell L, Dobryansky, Michael, Ceradini, Daniel J, Capla, Jennifer M, Chang, Edward I, Bhatt, Kirit A, McCarthy, Joseph G, Gurtner, Geoffrey C

“…Ischemia is a limiting factor during distraction osteogenesis. The authors sought to determine the extent of ischemia in the distraction zone and whether…”
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Managing postseptal fat in periorbital rejuvenation: Anatomic intraorbital replacement using passive septal tightening by Hester, T. Roderick, Ashinoff, Russell L., McCord, Clinton D.

“…The authors provide their perspective on managing postseptal fat in lower lid and midface rejuvenation. Using the concept of “passive septal tightening,” the…”
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Surgical Treatment of Permanent Diaphragm Paralysis after Interscalene Nerve Block for Shoulder Surgery by Kaufman, Matthew R, Elkwood, Andrew I, Rose, Michael I, Patel, Tushar, Ashinoff, Russell, Fields, Ryan, Brown, David

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Effects of radiation therapy on pedicled transverse rectus abdominis myocutaneous flap breast reconstruction by Carlson, Grant W, Page, Andrew L, Peters, Kendall, Ashinoff, Russell, Schaefer, Timothy, Losken, Albert

“…Radiotherapy is being increasingly used in the treatment of breast cancer after breast conservation as well as after total mastectomy. The effect of radiation…”
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Reinnervation of the Paralyzed Diaphragm: Application of Nerve Surgery Techniques Following Unilateral Phrenic Nerve Injury by KAUFMAN, Matthew R, ELKWOOD, Andrew I, FEIN, Ed, ROSE, Michael I, PATEL, Tushar, ASHINOFF, Russell, SAAD, Adam, CACCAVALE, Robert, BOCAGE, Jean-Philippe, COLE, Jeffrey, SORIANO, Aida

“…Unilateral phrenic nerve injury often results in symptomatic hemidiaphragm paralysis, and currently few treatment options exist. Reported etiologies include…”
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The bony anchoring reinforcement system (BARS) for flank hernia repair: a versatile technique by Elkwood, Andrew I., Kozusko, Steven D., Patel, Tushar R., Rose, Michael I., Kaufman, Matthew R., Ashinoff, Russell L., Saad, Adam, Binenbaum, Steven J., Borao, Frank

“…Background Abdominal wall reconstruction, especially when fascial defects occur in the flank region, is a field of high interest given the morbidity of…”
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Using pedicled TRAM flap in conjunction with the bony anchoring reinforcement system (BARS) for abdominal wall reconstruction by Elkwood, Andrew I., Ashinoff, Russell L., Kaufman, Matthew R., Rose, Michael I., Cece, John, Patel, Tushar R., Otake, Leo R.

“…Background Pedicled transverse rectus abdominis myocutaneous (TRAM) breast reconstruction is associated with increased abdominal wall morbidity. We present a…”
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Diaphragm paralysis caused by transverse cervical artery compression of the phrenic nerve: The Red Cross syndrome: Restorative Neurology and Motor Control by KAUFMAN, Matthew R, WILLEKES, Lourens J, ELKWOOD, Andrew I, ROSE, Michael I, PATEL, Tushar R, ASHINOFF, Russell L, COLICCHIO, Alan R

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Complex incisional hernias repaired in conjunction with the Bony Anchoring Reinforcement System (BARS) prevents hernia recurrence by Elkwood, Andrew I., Borao, Frank J., Ashinoff, Russell L., Kaufman, Matthew R., Rose, Michael I., Kharod, Amit S., Binenbaum, Steven J., Cece, John, Patel, Tushar R., Otake, Leo R.

“…Background Complex abdominal wall reconstruction and incisional hernia repair have been plagued by high recurrence rates, especially after multiple repair…”
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Surgical Treatment of Permanent Diaphragm Paralysis After Interscalene Nerve Block for Shoulder Surgery by Kaufman, Matthew R., Elkwood, Andrew I., Rose, Michael I., Patel, Tushar, Ashinoff, Russell, Fields, Ryan, Brown, David

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Effects of Radiation Therapy on Pedicled Transverse Rectus Abdominis Myocutaneous Flap Breast Reconstruction: Regional Plastic Surgery Societies by CARLSON, Grant W, PAGE, Andrew L, PETERS, Kendall, ASHINOFF, Russell, SCHAEFER, Timothy, LOSKEN, Albert

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Pancreaticoureteral fistula following penetrating abdominal trauma by Wolf, Joshua H, Miller, George, Ashinoff, Russell, Dave, Jasmine, Lefleur, Richard S, Frangos, Spiros G, Miglietta, Maurizio A

“…The main pancreatic duct can form a fistulous communication with another epithelium in the setting of prolonged inflammation, operative manipulation, or direct…”
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