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Dr. Andrea Pusic, the chair of plastic surgery at Harvard University, teaches Rwandan plastic surgery resident Dr. Victoria Mukamitari microsurgery techniques using an iPhone during a 2023 trip. The lack of depth perception made the exercise challenging.

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By Samuel O. Poore
| Rapid City Journal Verified
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Lymphatic dynamics visualized by native transient hypoxia imaging in areas of tissue damage, edema and in sentinel lymph nodes.

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By Matthew Reed, Weifeng Zeng, Samuel O. Poore, Tayyaba Hasan
| BioRxiv
Abstract Imaging lymphatic compartments and their function has always been challenging, yet crucial for understanding immune response and lymphatic dysfunction in disease. This study presents the first visualization of murine lymphatic pumping and function through the naturally occurring transient hypoxia within lymph ducts and nodes. Hypoxia in lymphatics is detected via delayed fluorescence (DF) of endogenous protoporphyrin IX (PpIX), enabling real-time imaging.
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Small-diameter artery grafts engineered from pluripotent stem cells maintain 100% patency in an allogeneic rhesus macaque model

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By jue zhang, David T Vereide, Weifeng Zeng, Sarah Lyon Verified, Peter J Nicksic, Ellen C. Shaffrey, Robert George, Elizabeth Perrin, Yiyang Xu, Matthew Brown Verified, Ron Stewart, Naomi C. Chesler, Lih-Sheng Turng, Samuel O. Poore, Igor Slukvin, James Thomson Verified, John Maufort, Diana Marcela Tabima, Nicholas J. Albano, Mitchell D. Probasco
| Cell Reports Medicine Verified
Keywords pluripotent stem cells endothelial cells ePTFE vascular grafts vascular disease peripheral bypass rhesus macaque small-diameter vascular grafts issue-engineering artery allogeneic Introduction Occlusive arterial disease remains the leading cause of death globally.1,2 With respect to ischemic cardiomyopathy, the Surgical Treatment for Ischemic Heart Failure (STITCH) trial demonstrated that surgical revascularization improves patient prognosis and mortality at long-term follow-up while...
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