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    A prospective randomized trial: The influence of intraoperative application of fibrin glue after radical inguinal/iliacal lymph node dissection on postoperative morbidity by Neuss, H, Raue, W, Koplin, G, Schwenk, W, Reetz, C, Mall, J.W

    Published in European journal of surgical oncology (01-08-2009)
    “…Abstract Background Effects of intraoperative application of fibrin glue following combined radical inguinal and iliacal lymph node dissection (RILND) on the…”
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    Analysing the Serum Levels of Tumour Markers and Primary Tumour Data in Stage III Melanoma Patients in Correlation to the Extent of Lymph Node Metastases-a Prospective Study in 231 Patients by Neuss, H., Koplin, G., Raue, W., Reetz, Chr, Mall, J.W.

    Published in Acta chirurgica belgica (2011)
    “…Background : Serum tumour markers correlate with biological tumour behaviour and prognosis of patients. We collected prospective data of melanoma patients in…”
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    Influence of Surgical Complications on the Level of Pain after Radical Inguinal/Iliacal Lymph Node Dissection by Neuss, H., Reetz, C., Raue, W., Koplin, G., Mall, J.W.

    Published in Acta chirurgica belgica (2010)
    “…Background: We collected the data of 288 patients with malignant skin tumours. We analysed the postoperative pain assessed by a visual analogue scale (VAS) to…”
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    Epigallocatechin gallate can significantly decrease free oxygen radicals in the reperfusion injury in vivo by Büttemeyer, Rolf, Philipp, A.W, Schlenzka, L, Mall, J.W, Beissenhirtz, M, Lisdat, F

    Published in Transplantation proceedings (01-12-2003)
    “…There is experimental evidence that oxygen-derived free radicals (Superoxide (O 2 −)) play a key role in tissue damage in ischemia-reperfusion injury. Among…”
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    In a pig model ePTFE grafts will sustain for 6 weeks a confluent endothelial cell layer formed in vitro under shear stress conditions by Büttemeyer, R., Mall, J.W., Paulitschke, M., Rademacher, A., Philipp, A.W.

    “…Objective: to investigate in a pig model whether small diameter ePTFE grafts will sustain a confluent endothelial cell layer formed in vitro under shear stress…”
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