Search Results - "Gampper, T J"

Hyperbaric oxygen for the management of radionecrosis of bone and cartilage by London, Scott D., Park, Stephen S., Gampper, Thomas J., Hoard, Martin A.

“…Objectives: To review the use of hyperbaric oxygen in the management of radionecrosis of the head and neck. Study Design: A retrospective analysis of patients…”
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The Leech Pond: A Translation and Commentary on the Notes of Professor Luigi Zersi by Gampper, Thomas J, Celin, John F

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Elevated levels of transforming growth factors beta 2 and beta 3 in lambdoid sutures from children with persistent plagiocephaly by LIN, K. Y, NOLEN, A. A, GAMPPER, T. J, JANE, J. A, OPPERMAN, L. A, OGLE, R. C

“…To analyze the pertinent history and physical findings specific to the subset of patients with a progressive posterior skull deformity, requiring surgery to…”
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Evaluation of clinically applicable exsanguination treatments to alleviate venous congestion in an animal skin flap model by Cottler, Patrick S, Gampper, Thomas J, Rodeheaver, George T, Skalak, Thomas C

“…This study compares the effectiveness of alleviating venous congestion with mechanically‐made outlets or leech therapy in promoting skin flap survival. Free…”
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Wound complications of abdominoplasty in obese patients by Vastine, V L, Morgan, R F, Williams, G S, Gampper, T J, Drake, D B, Knox, L K, Lin, K Y

“…The records of 90 patients who underwent an abdominoplasty at the University of Virginia Health Sciences Center were analyzed to determine the effect of…”
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Localized bullous pemphigoid following radiotherapy for breast carcinoma by Knoell, K A, Patterson, J W, Gampper, T J, Hendrix, Jr, J D

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Applications of hyperbaric oxygen in otolaryngology head and neck surgery: facial cutaneous flaps by Bill, T J, Hoard, M A, Gampper, T J

“…Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is of significant benefit in the setting of an ischemic flap of the head and neck. Mechanistically, hyperbaric oxygen decreases local…”
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Dura Mater Secretes Soluble Heparin-Binding Factors Required for Cranial Suture Morphogenesis by Opperman, Lynne A., Passarelli, Ralph W., Nolen, Amber A., Gampper, Thomas J., Lin, Kant Y. K., Ogle, Roy C.

“…Cranial sutures play a critical role in calvarial morphogenesis, serving as bone growth centers during skull enlargement. Defective suture morphogenesis,…”
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Adolescent gingival squamous cell carcinoma: Report of a case and review of the literature by Bill, Timothy J., Reddy, Vikram R., Ries, Kenneth L., Gampper, Thomas J., Hoard, Martin A.

“…In this article we describe a case of adolescent squamous cell carcinoma of the gingiva. The tumor presented as an ulcerative lesion of the gingiva that was…”
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Traumatic chronic TMJ dislocation: report of an unusual case and discussion of management by Hoard, M A, Tadje, J P, Gampper, T J, Edlich, R F

“…Dislocation of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is most often spontaneous, but it can be associated with direct or indirect head and neck trauma. The disorder…”
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Correction of posterior sagittal craniosynostosis by Lin, K Y, Gampper, T J, Jane, Sr, J A

“…Craniosynostosis involving the posterior sagittal suture results in a characteristic skull deformity known as bathrocephaly. Surgical correction of this…”
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Technical considerations in the use of polymethylmethacrylate in cranioplasty by Lara, W C, Schweitzer, J, Lewis, R P, Odum, B C, Edlich, R F, Gampper, T J

“…Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) is a self-curing acrylic resin that can be used in the repair of cranial defects. It is available in three forms: PMMA without…”
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Polydimethylsiloxane for augmentation of the chin, malar, and nasal bones by Kheir, J N, Leslie, L F, Fulmer, N L, Edlich, R F, Gampper, T J

“…Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) is used for augmentation of the chin, malar and nasal bones and is available through three different manufacturers. PDMS has been…”
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Sheets, 3-D strands, trimensional (3-D) shapes, and sutures of either reinforced or nonreinforced expanded polytetrafluoroethylene for facial soft-tissue suspension, augmentation, and reconstruction by Lewis, R P, Schweitzer, J, Odum, B C, Lara, W C, Edlich, R F, Gampper, T J

“…Expanded polytetrafluoroethylene (e-PTFE) is an expanded, fibrillated polymer recently used in facial reconstruction. This material is produced in two…”
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Anorganic bovine bone and analogs of bone mineral as implants for craniofacial surgery: a literature review by Fulmer, N L, Bussard, G M, Gampper, T J, Edlich, R F

“…Hydroxyapatite compounds and a new anorganic bovine bone mineral are materials that offer an alternative to autologous bone grafting. Ceramic hydroxyapatite…”
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High-density porous polyethylene for facial bone augmentation by Odum, B C, Bussard, G M, Lewis, R P, Lara, W C, Edlich, R F, Gampper, T J

“…Medpor is a porous polyethylene biomaterial used in plastic and reconstructive surgery in the craniofacial skeleton. Its porous nature allows for substantial…”
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Vascular Anomalies: Hemangiomas by Gampper, Thomas J, Morgan, Raymond F

“…Mulliken and Glowacki categorized vascular anomalies as either hemangiomas or malformations, with the former being the most common tumor of infancy. Despite…”
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The "open-book" variation of component separation for repair of massive midline abdominal wall hernia by Ennis, L Scott, Young, Jeffrey S, Gampper, Thomas J, Drake, David B

“…The reconstruction of massive midline abdominal wall defects as a result of intra-abdominal catastrophes has long challenged the reconstructive surgeon…”
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Experimental expansion of the maxillary sinus by Persing, J A, Gampper, T J, Morgan, E, Wolcott, P

“…To assess the feasibility of "tissue" expansion as a means of midface advancement for correction of hypoplasia, expanders were placed in the left maxillary…”
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Lidocaine metabolism pathophysiology, drug interactions, and surgical implications by Bill, Timothy J., Clayman, Mark A., Morgan, Raymond F., Gampper, Thomas J.

“…A thorough understanding of the pathophysiology of lidocaine metabolism is an important prerequisite to minimizing the risk of morbidity and mortality…”
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