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Fractional deep dermal ablation induces tissue tightening by Rahman, Zakia, MacFalls, Heather, Jiang, Kerrie, Chan, Kin F., Kelly, Kristen, Tournas, Joshua, Stumpp, Oliver F., Bedi, Vikramaditya, Zachary, Christopher

“…Background and Objective Due to the significant risk profile associated with traditional ablative resurfacing, a safer and less invasive treatment approach…”
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Dehydration mechanism of optical clearing in tissue by Rylander, Christopher G, Stumpp, Oliver F, Milner, Thomas E, Kemp, Nate J, Mendenhall, John M, Diller, Kenneth R, Welch, A J

“…Previous studies identified various mechanisms of light scattering reduction in tissue induced by chemical agents. Our results suggest that dehydration is an…”
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In vivo confocal imaging of epidermal cell migration and dermal changes post nonablative fractional resurfacing: study of the wound healing process with corroborated histopathologic evidence by Stumpp, Oliver F, Bedi, Vikramaditya P, Wyatt, Danica, Lac, Diana, Rahman, Zakia, Chan, Kin F

“…In vivo wound healing response post nonablative fractional laser treatment is evaluated. Seven healthy subjects receive treatments with a Fraxel re:store laser…”
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Thermal model for optimization of vascular laser tissue soldering by Bogni, Serge, Stumpp, Oliver, Reinert, Michael, Frenz, Martin

“…Laser tissue soldering (LTS) is a promising technique for tissue fusion based on a heat‐denaturation process of proteins. Thermal damage of the fused tissue…”
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Using Patient Feedback to Optimize the Design of a Certolizumab Pegol Electromechanical Self-Injection Device: Insights from Human Factors Studies by Domańska, Barbara, Stumpp, Oliver, Poon, Steven, Oray, Serkan, Mountian, Irina, Pichon, Clovis

“…Introduction We incorporated patient feedback from human factors studies (HFS) in the patient-centric design and validation of ava ® , an electromechanical…”
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Clinical feasibility of a wearable, conformable sensor patch to monitor motor symptoms in Parkinson's disease by Boroojerdi, Babak, Ghaffari, Roozbeh, Mahadevan, Nikhil, Markowitz, Michael, Melton, Katie, Morey, Briana, Otoul, Christian, Patel, Shyamal, Phillips, Jake, Sen-Gupta, Ellora, Stumpp, Oliver, Tatla, Daljit, Terricabras, Dolors, Claes, Kasper, Wright, John A., Sheth, Nirav

“…Clinical assessment of motor symptoms in Parkinson's disease (PD) is subjective and may not reflect patient real-world experience. This two-part pilot study…”
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