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Routine use of microvascular coupling device for arterial anastomosis in breast reconstruction by SPECTOR, Jason A, DRAPER, Lawrence B, LEVINE, Jamie P, AHN, Christina Y

“…Although microvascular coupling devices are used routinely and successfully for venous anastomosis, there are few published reports demonstrating their…”
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Topical nitroglycerin ointment reduces mastectomy flap necrosis in immediate autologous breast reconstruction by Yao, Amy, Greige, Nicolas, Ricci, Joseph A., Draper, Lawrence B., Weichman, Katie E.

“…Mastectomy flap necrosis is a common complication of immediate breast reconstruction that greatly impacts patient satisfaction and cosmetic outcomes. Topical…”
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Topical Tranexamic Acid Does Not Reduce Hematoma in Reduction Mammaplasty: A Double-Blind Randomized Controlled Trial by Yao, Amy, Wang, Fei, Benacquista, Teresa, Draper, Lawrence B, Garfein, Evan S, Monaco, Casian, Tepper, Oren M, Weichman, Katie E, Ricci, Joseph A

“…Breast reduction mammaplasty is among the most common procedures in plastic surgery, with a 1% to 7% postoperative hematoma incidence reported. Tranexamic acid…”
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Do Acellularized Dermal Matrices Change the Rationale for Immediate Versus Delayed Breast Reconstruction? by Draper, Lawrence B., MD, Disa, Joseph J., MD

“…This article focuses on the contribution of acellular dermal matrices (ADMs) to immediate breast reconstruction. The current literature on ADMs is reviewed and…”
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Patient-Reported Satisfaction and Quality of Life in Postmastectomy Radiated Patients: A Comparison between Delayed and Delayed Immediate Autologous Breast Reconstruction in a Predominantly Minority Patient Population by Kamel, George N, Nash, David, Jacobson, Joshua, Berk, Robin, Mehta, Karan, Benacquista, Teresa, Draper, Lawrence B, Garfein, Evan S, Weichman, Katie E

“…Delayed immediate (DI) autologous breast reconstruction consists of immediate postmastectomy tissue expander placement, radiation therapy, and subsequent…”
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37. Topical Tranexamic Acid Does Not Reduce the Incidence of Hematoma in Reduction Mammoplasty: A Double-blinded, Randomized Placebo-controlled Trial by Yao, Amy, Wang, Fei, Benacquista, Teresa, Draper, Lawrence B., Garfein, Evan S., Monaco, Casian, Tepper, Oren M., Weichman, Katie E., Ricci, Joseph A.

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The Uterine Myometrium Is a Target for Increased Levels of Activin A during Pregnancy by Draper, Lawrence B, Chong, Huira, Wang, Eileen, Woodruff, Teresa K

“…Activin A is a dimeric protein hormone that regulates numerous cellular functions. A clear physiological role for this molecule in pregnancy is suggested by…”
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Structure and Expression of a Membrane Component of the Inhibin Receptor System by Chong, Huira, Pangas, Stephanie A., Bernard, Daniel J., Wang, Eileen, Gitch, Jolee, Chen, Wei, Draper, Lawrence B., Cox, Edward T., Woodruff, Teresa K.

“…Abstract The purification and cloning of a membrane-anchored proteoglycan with affinity for inhibin A are described. Bovine pituitary membranes were isolated,…”
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A Technique for Atraumatic Microvascular Arterial Coupling by Spector, Jason A., Draper, Lawrence B., Levine, Jamie P., Ahn, Christina Y.

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Nipple-areola reconstruction following chest-wall irradiation for breast cancer : Is it safe? by DRAPER, Lawrence B, BUI, Duc T, CHIU, Ernest S, MEHRARA, Babak J, PUSIC, Andrea L, CORDEIRO, Peter G, DISA, Joseph J

“…Radiation therapy (RT) is considered by some to be a contraindication to nipple-areola reconstruction (NAR) particularly in patients with breast implant…”
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Topical Tranexamic Acid Does Not Reduce The Incidence Of Hematoma In Reduction Mammoplasty: A Double-Blinded, Randomized Placebo-Controlled Trial by Yao, Amy, Wang, Fei, Benacquista, Teresa, Draper, Lawrence B., Garfein, Evan S., Monaco, Casian, Tepper, Oren M., Weichman, Katie E., Ricci, Joseph A.

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Identification of Naturally Occurring Follistatin Complexes in Human Biological Fluids by WANG, E. Y, DRAPER, L. B, LEE, E, POLAK, A, SLUSS, P, WEISS, J, WOODRUFF, T. K

“…Follistatin (FS) binds activin and inhibin proteins. Many organs are sensitive to activin and inhibin; thus the formation of FS-activin/inhibin complexes is…”
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Structure and Expression of a Membrane Component of the Inhibin Receptor System1 by Chong, Huira, Pangas, Stephanie A, Bernard, Daniel J, Wang, Eileen, Gitch, Jolee, Chen, Wei, Draper, Lawrence B, Cox, Edward T, Woodruff, Teresa K

“…The purification and cloning of a membrane-anchored proteoglycan with affinity for inhibin A are described. Bovine pituitary membranes were isolated, and…”
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Inhibin A and inhibin B are inversely correlated to follicle-stimulating hormone, yet are discordant during the follicular phase of the rat estrous cycle, and inhibin A is expressed in a sexually dimorphic manner by Woodruff, T K, Besecke, L M, Groome, N, Draper, L B, Schwartz, N B, Weiss, J

“…Inhibin A and inhibin B are related dimeric protein hormones and endocrine regulators of the reproductive axis. Specifically, inhibin inhibits FSH secretion…”
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Identification of an Inhibin Receptor in Gonadal Tumors from Inhibin α-Subunit Knockout Mice by Draper, Lawrence B., Matzuk, Martin M., Roberts, Veronica J., Cox, Edward, Weiss, Jeffrey, Mather, Jennie P., Woodruff, Teresa K.

“…Inhibins and activins are dimeric proteins that are functional antagonists and are structurally related to the transforming growth factor-β (TGFβ) family of…”
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Structure and Expression of a Membrane Component of the Inhibin Receptor System 1 by Chong, Huira, Pangas, Stephanie A., Bernard, Daniel J., Wang, Eileen, Gitch, Jolee, Chen, Wei, Draper, Lawrence B., Cox, Edward T., Woodruff, Teresa K.

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Identification of Naturally Occurring Follistatin Complexes in Human Biological Fluids1 by Wang, Eileen Y., Draper, Lawrence B., Lee, Elbert, Polak, Amanda, Sluss, Patrick, Weiss, Jeffrey, Woodruff, Teresa K.

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Identification of an Inhibin Receptor in Gonadal Tumors from Inhibin α-Subunit Knockout Mice by Lawrence B. Draper, Martin M. Matzuk, Veronica J. Roberts, Edward Cox, Jeffrey Weiss, Jennie P. Mather, Teresa K. Woodruff

“…Inhibins and activins are dimeric proteins that are functional antagonists and are structurally related to the transforming growth factor-β (TGFβ) family of…”
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