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Abdominally based free flap breast reconstruction in the severely obese population: Is it safe? by Mather, Tara L., Tobin, Chase, Tillman, Rachel, Doren, Erin, LoGiudice, John, Adamson, Karri

“…Introduction Class 3 (severe) obesity is defined as a body mass index (BMI) greater than 40 kg/m2. Obesity is common and an independent risk factor for breast…”
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Rates of major complications and flap loss for abdominally based breast reconstruction in obese patients are independent of WHO class of obesity by Mather, Tara L., Tobin, Chase A., Doren, Erin L., Hettinger, Patrick C., LoGiudice, John A., Sanger, James R., Adamson, Karri A.

“…INTRODUCTIONObesity is a risk factor for complications following autologous breast reconstruction. Little is known regarding outcomes based on the degree of…”
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A new computerized morphometric analysis for peripheral nerve study by Tobin, Chase A, Wang, Ziyi, Zhang, Lin-Ling, Agresti, Michael, Grewal, Prabhjot, Matloub, Hani S, Yan, Ji-Geng

“…The commonly used methods to quantify axon numbers and mean area include manual and semiautomated procedures. The authors introduce a new fully automated…”
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Clostridium Perfringens Infection Following Carpal Tunnel Release by Tobin, Chase A., Sanger, James R.

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Complication Rates With Human Acellular Dermal Matrices: Retrospective Review of 211 Consecutive Breast Reconstructions by Schnarrs, Robert H., Carman, Claire M., Tobin, Chase, Chase, Serena A., Rossmeier, Kerri A.

“…BACKGROUND:Human acellular dermal matrix (HADM) is commonly used to provide coverage and support for breast reconstruction. The primary purpose of this study…”
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Marjolin's Ulcers: A Case Series and Literature Review by Tobin, Chase, Sanger, James R

“…A Marjolin's ulcer describes malignant degeneration in any chronic wound. The majority of cases arise in burn scars and are often latent for decades. This case…”
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Physiological responses to prolonged exercise in extreme heat conditions: a case study by Hosler, Mark, Hosler, Victoria, Tobin, Chase, Strop, Brandon, Schroeder, Walter, Beckwith, Lee

“…The purpose of this case study was to examine the physiological responses of a male subject 59 yrs of age while running eight 1-mile circuits under extreme…”
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