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Gender-Diverse Patients’ Awareness and Utilization of Gender-Affirming Laryngological Services by Madzia, Jules L., Stryker, Shanna D., Bamford, Leigh M., Pickle, Sarah, McKenna, Victoria S.

“…Objective: Despite gender-affirming laryngological services (GALS; eg, voice therapy or surgery) being available nationwide, there is a discrepancy between the…”
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“To be professional, it isn't necessarily our full selves”: How medical students with minoritized identities manage tensions between medical professionalism and their own professional identities by Madzia, Jules L.

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Seeking Gender-Affirming Care as a Future Gender-Affirming Surgeon by Madzia, Jules

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Characterization of Auricular Growth within the Pediatric Population Using Computed Tomography Scan Measurements by Leto Barone, Angelo A., Farley, Gabrielle, Vieira Alves, Vinicius P., Bredemeier, Nina O., Hogan, Elise, Madzia, Jules, Woodyard, Kiersten, Schwentker, Ann R., Fleck, Robert J.

“…Background: In patients with microtia, auricular reconstruction is ideally performed promptly to prevent impaired socialization during formative childhood…”
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Keloid Intralesional Excision Reduces Recurrence: A Meta-analytic Study of the Available Literature on 608 Keloids by Lawera, Nathan G, Madzia, Jules, Casey, Liann C, Guyton, Rodney L, Woodyard De Brito, Kiersten C, Kinzer, Alexandra, Ulma, Raquel M, Pan, Brian S, Schwentker, Ann R, Leto Barone, Angelo A

“…The objective of this meta-analysis was to examine the effectiveness of keloid intralesional excision (KILE) in preventing recurrence. Treatment of keloids…”
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25. Medical Students’ Decision-making regarding Careers in Surgery by Madzia, Jules L., Kitzmiller, W. John

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A Review of Meta-Analyses in Plastic Surgery: Need for Adequate Assessment of Publication Bias by Woodyard, Kiersten C., Hogan, Elise, Dembinski, Douglas R., Madzia, Jules, Guyton, Lane, Janowak, Christopher F., Pan, Brian S., Gobble, Ryan M.

“…Publication bias describes a phenomenon in which significant positive results have a higher likelihood of being published compared to negative or…”
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Inequality in Medical Professionalization and Specialization by Madzia, Jules L

“…In recent years, nearly all medical schools in the United States have made major investments in recruiting students with minoritized identities. Despite this,…”
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