Search Results - "Coffman, Zachary A."

Ex vivo testing of basal cell carcinomas and melanomas with high-frequency ultrasound by Dalton, Christine E., Coffman, Zachary A., Wagner, Garrett, Doyle, Timothy E.

“…The objective of this study is to significantly reduce the length of surgery for skin cancer patients by developing a diagnostic method to quickly distinguish…”
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Sensitivity study of high-frequency ultrasound to skin cancer using micro-tumor mimicking phantoms by Cowan, Nicole, Coffman, Zachary A., Omer, Robyn K., Carter, Caitlin, Doyle, Timothy E.

“…Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States. An estimated one in five Americans will be diagnosed with skin cancer in their lifetime with…”
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A high-frequency ultrasound method for testing skin cancer margins ex vivo by Coffman, Zachary A., Carter, Caitlin, Sanjinez, Dolly A., Wagner, Garrett, Omer, Robyn K., Doyle, Timothy E.

“…Mohs surgery is the standard surgical treatment for basal cell carcinoma and several melanomas. It involves resecting successive layers of the skin cancer and…”
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Phantom study on the detectability of micro-tumors in breast tissue using high-frequency ultrasound by Cowan, Nicole, Coffman, Zachary A., Omer, Robyn K., Finch, Benjamin F., Doyle, Timothy E.

“…The ability to detect malignant tissue in surgical margins during breast cancer surgery would reduce the risk of local recurrence and the need for subsequent…”
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Effect of mammographic breast density on high-frequency ultrasonic parameters used to evaluate surgical margins by Coffman, Zachary A., Cowan, Nicole, Omer, Robyn K., Doyle, Timothy E.

“…Breast density, the proportion of connective tissue versus fat tissue in the breast, is typically determined using mammography. Women with higher breast…”
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High-frequency ultrasound of histology mimicking phantoms for evaluating breast cancer surgical margins by Cowan, Nicole, Coffman, Zachary A., Omer, Robyn K., Doyle, Timothy E.

“…The ability to differentiate between malignant and normal tissues in surgical margins during breast cancer surgery would reduce the risk of local recurrence…”
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