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CAR-T cell therapy and reconstructive oncologic surgery in peripheral solid tumors-A narrative review

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By Leonard Knoedler, Daniel Schaefer, Daniel Schäefer, James Clune, Michelle Y Seu, Bong-Sung Kim, Michael Alfertshofer, Jasper Iske, Samuel Knoedler, Alexandre Lellouch, Alberto Carturan, Marco Ruella, Max Heiland, Hendrik Poeck, Markus Perl, Bohdan Pomahac, Martin Kauke-Navarro, Konstantin Herfeld, Fortunay Diatta, Brogan Evans, Thomas Schaschinger, Maxime Jeljeli
| Cell Reports Medicine Verified
Keywords breast cancer sarcoma head and neck cancer skin cancer malignant melanoma CAR-T cells chimeric antigen receptor immunotherapy clinical trials reconstructive surgery Background Cancer continues to be the second most common cause of death in the US totaling 1.9 million new cases and 609,360 deaths in the US in 2022.1 About 60% of US cancer patients undergo surgical cancer treatment.2 Peripheral solid tumors (PSTs), such as breast, malignant skin, head and neck cancers, and sarcomas...
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Recognizing Emotional Expression as an Outcome Measure After Face Transplant

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By Miguel Dorante, of Heidelberg, Bohdan Pomahac
| JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) Verified
[Skip to Content Landing] Figure 1. Action Units and Their Facial Regions The simple facial action units, as first described by Ekman et al,12 are presented with the muscles responsible for their motor movement. We assigned them into regions of the face commonly amenable to restoration by face transplant. Notably, there are no action units 3, 8, 19, and 21. Action units 25 and 26 are not represented visually because they are dependent on muscle relaxation.
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