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Results (5)

  • A Leg to Stand On: Trauma Center Designation and Association with Rate of Limb Salvage in Patients Suffering Severe Lower Extremity Injury.
    Journal Article

    Bunn, C; Kulshrestha, S; DiChiaro, B; Maduekwe, U; Abdelsattar, ZM; Baker, MS; Luchette, FA; Agnew, S
    Journal of the American College of Surgeons (2021)

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  • State-Level Examination of Clinical Outcomes and Costs for Robotic and Laparoscopic Approach to Diaphragmatic Hernia Repair.
    Journal Article

    Kulshrestha, S; Janjua, HM; Bunn, C; Rogers, M; DuCoin, C; Abdelsattar, ZM; Luchette, FA; Kuo, PC; Baker, MS
    Journal of the American College of Surgeons (2021)

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  • Low and moderate grade retroperitoneal liposarcoma: Is adjuvant radiotherapy associated with improved survival in patients undergoing R1 resection?
    Journal Article

    Littau, MJ; Bunn, C; Kim, P; Kulshrestha, S; Tonelli, C; Abdelsattar, ZM; Luchette, FA; Baker, MS
    American Journal of Surgery (2021)

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  • Small-sized gastrointestinal stromal tumors: Is there an association between expectant management and overall survival?
    Journal Article

    Patel, DJ; Bunn, C; Kulshrestha, S; Tonelli, C; Littau, M; Kim, P; Luchette, F; Abdelsattar, Z; Baker, MS
    American Journal of Surgery (2021)

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  • Supervised independence in elective inguinal hernia repairs performed by surgical residents is not associated with compromised short clinical outcome or rates of reoperation for recurrence.
    Journal Article

    Lorenzo, IL; Tonelli, CM; Bunn, C; Kulshrestha, S; Agnew, SP; Cohn, TD; Abdelsattar, ZM; Baker, MS; Luchette, FA
    American Journal of Surgery (2021)

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