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Peronea Magna: An Important Anatomic Variant Impacting Fibula‐Free Flap Reconstruction by Nadeem, Wasiq, Ferrell, Jay K., Taylor, Christine B.

“…Since its initial description in 1975, the fibula osteocutaneous free tissue flap (OFF) has proven to be one of the most versatile free flaps. The combination…”
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Intraoperative relationship of the spinal accessory nerve to the internal jugular vein: Variation from cadaver studies by Taylor, Christine B., MD, Boone, John L., MD, Schmalbach, Cecelia E., MD, Miller, Frank R., MD, FACS

“…Abstract Purpose Conflicting locations of the spinal accessory nerve (SAN) with respect to the internal jugular vein (IJV) are reported in the literature and…”
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Teaching Residents Frontal Sinus Anatomy Using a Novel 3-Dimensional Conceptualization Planning Software-Based Module by Chen, Philip G., Bassiouni, Ahmed, Taylor, Christine B., Psaltis, Alkis J., Alrasheed, Abdulaziz, Wrobel, Bozena, Tewfik, Marc A., McMains, K. Christopher

“…Background The Frontal Sinus Masterclass (FSMC) is an effective method for teaching frontal sinus anatomy. A third party developed new software using the same…”
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Open Tracheostomy Procedure by Taylor, Christine B., Otto, Randal A.

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Reconstruction of Upper Third Auricular Defects by Sivam, Sunthosh K., MD, Taylor, Christine B., MD, Stallworth, Christian L., MD

“…The objective of this article is to summarize the current methodology for addressing upper third auricular defects based on comprehensive literature review and…”
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Peronea Magna: An Important Anatomic Variant Impacting Fibula-Free Flap Reconstruction by Nadeem, Wasiq, Ferrell, Jay K, Taylor, Christine B

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Effects of Noxious Electrical Stimulation and Eccentric Exercise on Pain Sensitivity in Asymptomatic Individuals by Stackhouse, Scott K., MSPT, PhD, Taylor, Christine M., BA, Eckenrode, Brian J., DPT, Stuck, Erica, DPT, Davey, Helen, DPT

“…Abstract Background Achilles tendinopathy is a common overuse injury in running and jumping athletes. Currently, we do not understand why some conservative…”
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