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Cancer Recurrence After Fat Transfer (CRAFT)- A Multicenter Case-Cohort Study by Myckatyn, TM, Wagner, IJ, Mehrara, BJ, Crosby, MA, Park, JE, Qaqish, BF, Moore, DT, Busch, EL, Silva, AK, Kaur, S, Ollila, DW, Lee, CN

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1: LACUNOCANALICULAR FLOW AND DISTRACTION OSTEOGENESIS: THEORY AND THERAPEUTICS by Davidson, EH, Sultan, SM, Butala, P, Knobel, D, Tutela, JP, Canizares, O, Wagner, IJ, Hu, B, Saadeh, PB, Warren, SM

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112B: CHEWING THE FAT: THE IMPORTANCE OF PROCESSING TECHNIQUES ON FAT GRAFT SURVIVAL by Canizares, O, Allen, RJ, Davidson, EH, Knobel, D, Butala, P, Wagner, IJ, Tutela, JP, Saadeh, PB, Warren, SM, Hazen, A

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Spirit at work and hope among the ruins: registered nurses' covenant of care by Wagner, Joan I.J., Gregory, David M.

“…Aim To explore registered nurses’ (RNs) perspectives about the health care system, management/leadership, patients and spirit at work (SAW). Background…”
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Attitudes and practices of general practitioners in the diagnosis and management of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder by Shaw, KA, Mitchell, GK, Wagner, IJ, Eastwood, HL

“…Objective:  To assess understanding of, and actual and potential roles in management of attention‐deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) among GPs. Methods:  A…”
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A sedation protocol to prevent self-extubation by Wagner, I J

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Workplace model for physical therapists and occupational therapists by I.J. Wagner, Joan, Warren, Sharon, Cummings, Greta, L. Smith, Donna, K. Olson, Joanne

“…Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to test a model linking physical therapy (PT) and occupational therapy (OT) practitioners’ perceptions of resonant…”
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Life support. The debate continues by Wagner, I J

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Private Attending Physician Status and the Withdrawal of Life-Sustaining Interventions by Wagner, Ira J

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Acute epiglottitis in the adult by Devita, M A, Wagner, I J

“…Acute epiglottitis in the adult is uncommon. This case reports a young man with acute epiglottitis secondary to a Bacteroides melanogenicus supraglottic…”
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