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CURRICULUM VITAE
Name: Gregory Randolph Dean Evans, M.D.
Present Title and Affiliation:
a.
Primary Appointment:
Professor of Plastic Surgery and Biomedical Engineering
Chair, Department of Plastic Surgery
The University of California, Irvine
Orange, California
b.
Joint and Adjunct Appointments:
2014 – Present
2014 – Present
Professor of Plastic Surgery
Irvine, California
2007 – Present
Co-Director Center for Tissue Engineering
Department of Plastic Surgery
School of Medicine
2003 – 2007
Co-Director, Center for Tissue Engineering and
Regenerative Medicine
Irvine, California
April 2003 – Present
Professor of Physician Assistant Education
Western University of Health Sciences
Pomona, California
2002 – Present
Adjunct Professor of Biomedical Engineering
Rice University
Houston, Texas
2001 – Present
Adjunct appointment – Professor Department of
Biomedical Engineering
Irvine, California
Gregory R.D. Evans, M.D.
2000 – 2014
Professor of Surgery
Chief, Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery Institute
Orange, California
1997 – 2000
Associate Professor
The Department of Plastic Surgery
Director, Graduate Medical Education
The University of Texas, M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Houston, Texas
1998 – 2002
Adjunct Associate Professor of Bioengineering
Rice University
Houston, Texas
1998 – 2000
Adjunct Associate Professor
Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
The University of Texas
Houston, Texas
1997 – 2000
Adjunct Associate Professor
Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
The University of Texas Medical School at Houston
Houston, Texas
1997 – 2000
Clinical Associate Professor, Division of Plastic Surgery
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston, Texas
1997
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Bioengineering
Rice University
Houston, Texas
1993 – 1997
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Division of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
The University of Texas Medical School at Houston
Houston, Texas
1993 – 1997
Clinical Assistant Professor, Division of Plastic Surgery
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston, Texas
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1993 – 1997
Assistant Professor, Department of Plastic Surgery
The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
Houston, Texas
Birth Date
and Place:
September 4, 1958
Lynwood, California
Citizenship:
U.S.A.
Home Address:
10480 Yosemite Way
Tustin, CA 92782
714-669-0633
Office Address:
Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery Institute
University of California, Irvine
College of Medicine and Irvine Health System
200 South Manchester Avenue, Suite 650
Orange, California 92868 - 3298
(714) 456-5253 Telephone Number
(714) 456-7718 Fax Number
[email protected] E-Mail
Marital Status:
Married – Ruth
Children:
Brandon
Brogan
Licensure, Active:
Texas, #J4791
11/30/00
California, #G057437 09/30/01
Education:
University of Southern California
Los Angeles, California
B.S., Psychobiology, June 1980
Date of Birth: January 5, 1990
Date of Birth: January 19, 1991
University of Southern California School of Medicine
M.D., Medicine, June 1985
Postgraduate Training:
1985 – 1986
Los Angeles County / University of Southern California
Medical Center
Internship PPG I, General Surgery
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1986 – 1990
Los Angeles County / University of Southern California
Medical Center
Residency PPG II – V, General Surgery
1990 – 1993
The Johns Hopkins Hospital / University of Maryland
Combined Programs
Baltimore, Maryland
Residency PPG VI – VIII, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
11/1991 – 02/1992
Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Service Systems
(Shock Trauma)
Baltimore, Maryland
PPG VII, Craniofacial – Microvascular Surgery
07/1992 – 10/1992
Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Service Systems
(Shock Trauma)
Baltimore, Maryland
PPG VIII, Craniofacial - Microvascular Surgery
Specialty Boards:
December 1991
October 2001
January 2013
The American Board of Surgery
Recertification – The American Board of Surgery
Recertification – The American Board of Surgery
#36861
#36861
#36861
November 1995
December 2008
The American Board of Plastic Surgery
Recertification – The American Board of Plastic Surgery
#4832
#4832
Academic and Professional Appointments:
2014 – Present
Professor of Plastic Surgery and Biomedical Engineering
Orange, California
2000 – 2014
Professor of Surgery and Biomedical Engineering
Chief, Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery Institute
Orange, California
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1997 – 2000
Associate Professor, Department of Plastic Surgery
Houston, Texas
1993 – 1997
Assistant Professor, Department of Plastic Surgery
Houston, Texas
Visiting Professorships:
1.
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Grand Rounds. Visiting Lecturer. The University of
California, Irvine Medical Center, Irvine, California; 1 August 1994.
2.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. Presented as Visiting Professor at Grand Rounds for
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at The University of California, Irvine Medical
Center, Irvine, California; 1 August 1994.
3.
Radiotherapy, a therapy we can live with? Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds, The Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland; 2 December 1995.
4.
Microvascular Surgery in the Cancer Patient. Istituti Ospitalieri Di Verona, Divisione
Chirurgia Plastica e Centro Ustioni, Verona, Italy; 12 October 1996.
5.
Approach to Microvascular Reconstruction in the Breast, Head and Neck, and Lower
Extremity Patient. Universita degli Studi di Milano, Istituto di Chirurgia Plastica,
Milano, Italy; 11 October 1996.
6.
New trends in Microvascular Surgery in the Cancer Patient. Libero Istituto Universitario
C.B.M., Roma, Italy; 17 October 1996.
7.
Tissue engineering applied to plastic surgery. First International Symposium of Tissue
Engineering for Therapeutic Use, Kyoto, Japan; 26 – 29 March 1997.
8.
Tissue engineering: The future of Plastic Surgery. The University of California, Irvine,
Irvine, California; 22 June 1997.
9.
Clinical nerve reconstruction: A need for tissue engineering. The University of Texas,
Austin, Texas; 12 September 1997.
10.
Tissue Engineering and its clinical role. The University of Texas - Austin, Department of
Chemical Engineering, Austin, Texas; 7 November 1997.
11.
Microvascular reconstruction in the head and neck. National Cancer Institute, The
University of Cairo, Cairo, Egypt; 30 December 1997.
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12.
Breast reconstruction: State of the art. National Cancer Institute, The University of
Cairo, Cairo, Egypt; 30 December 1997.
13.
Microvascular reconstruction in the head and neck. The University of Alexandria,
Alexandria, Egypt; 31 December 1997.
14.
Breast reconstruction: State of the art. The University of Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt;
1 January 1998.
15.
Extremity Reconstruction: Current concepts of limb preservation. The University of
California, Irvine, Irvine, California; 1 June 1998.
16.
Head and Neck Reconstruction: Where have we come, where are we going?
International 1. European Appointed XX. National Congress of the Turkish Society of
Plastic Surgeons, Istanbul, Turkey; 3 – 6 September 1998.
17.
Breast reconstruction: Current concepts. International 1. European Appointed XX.
National Congress of the Turkish Society of Plastic Surgeons, Istanbul, Turkey; 3 – 6
September 1998.
18.
Tissue Engineering: The future of peripheral nerve regeneration. International 1.
European Appointed XX. National Congress of the Turkish Society of Plastic Surgeons,
Istanbul, Turkey; 3 – 6 September 1998.
19.
Limb salvage: A current approach to extremity malignancies. International 1. European
Appointed XX. National Congress of the Turkish Society of Plastic Surgeons, Istanbul,
Turkey; 3 – 6 September 1998.
20.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. Division of Plastic Surgery, Middlesex Hospital,
London, England; 2 December 1998.
21.
Round Table Discussion: Complications in Head and Neck Reconstruction. Joint
Scientific Meeting of the British Association of Plastic Surgery and the Plastic Surgery
Educational Foundation, London, England; 30 November – 4 December 1998.
22.
Reconstruction of the Oropharynx. Joint Scientific Meeting of the British Association of
Plastic Surgery and the Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation, London, England; 30
November – 4 December 1998.
23.
Mandibular Reconstruction: The Johns Hopkins Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds. 23 April
1999.
24.
Current Approaches to Mandibular Reconstruction. The University of Texas
Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas; 7 May 1999.
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25.
Current Approaches to Craniofacial Reconstruction. The University of Texas
Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, Texas; 7 May 1999.
26.
Tissue Engineering and Prefabricated Flaps. The Bergmannsheil Ruhr – University of
Bochum, Bochum, Germany; 13 September, 1999.
27.
Breast Reconstruction: Current Approaches. The Abteilung Freiberg University,
Freiberg, Germany; 18 September 1999.
28.
Microsurgery: Applications in a Plastic Surgery Practice: Northwestern University
Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds, Chicago, Illinois; 19 July 2000.
29.
The Future of Plastic Surgery. University of California, Los Angeles Plastic Surgery
Grand Rounds, Los Angeles, California; 14 September 2000.
30.
The Future of Surgery. The University of Southern California, Surgical Grand Rounds,
Los Angeles, California; 17 February 2001.
31.
Tissue Engineering in Plastic Surgery. Case Presentations. Loma Linda University
Grand Rounds, Loma Linda, California; 21 February 2002.
32.
Breast reconstruction and adjuvant therapy. University of Michigan, Section of Plastic
Surgery Grand Rounds, Ann Arbor, Michigan; 16 May 2002.
33.
Tissue Engineering in Head and Neck Surgery. The University of Toronto combined
Head and Neck and Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds, Toronto, Canada; 11 June 2002.
34.
Perineal Reconstruction. Visiting Professor. Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Plastic
Surgery Grand Rounds, Taipei, Taiwan; 30 October 2002.
35.
Breast Reconstruction. Visiting Professor. National Taipei University Hospital, Plastic
Surgery Grand Rounds, Taipei, Taiwan; 31 October 2002.
36.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. The University of California, San Diego, Plastic Surgery
Grand Rounds, San Diego, California; 13 August 2003.
37.
Free Tram Flap Surgery. The University of Freiberg, Freiberg Germany; 1 October 2003.
38.
Head and Neck Reconstruction and Tissue Engineering. Kwong Wah Hospital, Hong
Kong; 6 – 10 October 2003.
39.
Registrar Teaching and Case Presentation. The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong;
9 October 2003.
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40.
3rd Semi-Annual AO/ASIF. Visiting Professor, McGill University, Montreal, Canada;
20 November 2003.
41.
Chang Gung University and Memorial Hospital. Department of Plastic Surgery, Taipei,
Taiwan; 9 March 2004.
42.
University of Padova. Department of Plastic Surgery, Padova, Italy; 7 July 2004.
43.
University of Hanover 30th Anniversary of the Department of Plastic, Hand and
Reconstructive Surgery. Hanover, Germany; 1 October 2004.
44.
Walter Scott Brown Memorial Lecture. The University of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois;
2 March 2004.
45.
The University of Padua. Tissue Engineering – Fact or Fiction. Padua Italy, 28 October,
2005.
46.
The 7th Annual Leonard and Marie Louise Rosoff Lecture in General Surgery. The
University of Southern California. Breast Reconstruction: Current Concepts. Los
Angeles, CA, 4 November, 2005.
47.
2006 – 2007 American Society of Plastic Surgeons/ Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation Visiting Professor.
48.
The University of Wisconsin, Visiting Professor. Madison, Wisconsin, June 8, 9 2006.
49.
National Hospital Odonto Stomatology. Visiting Professor Maxillofacial Surgery. Ho
Chi Minh City, Vietnam, Aug 26-29, 2006.
50.
The University of Louisville, Visiting Professor. Louisville, Kentucky, September 15th,
2006.
51.
The Kansas Society of Plastic Surgery, Visiting Professor. Louisville, Kentucky,
September 15th, 2006.
52.
The University of Kentucky, Visiting Professor, Lexington, Kentucky, September 16,
2006.
53.
The University of Rochester, Visiting Professor. Rochester, New York, September 27
and 28, 2006.
54.
The University of British Columbia, Visiting Professor. Vancouver British Columbia,
Canada, December 7, 8, 2006.
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55.
Loma Linda University. Loma Linda, California, February 1, 2007.
56.
The University of Tennessee. Memphis, March 29, 30, 2007.
57.
The University of Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey. May 10, 11, 2007
58.
St. Barnabas Medical Center Visiting Professor. Department of Plastic Surgery. Newark,
New Jersey, May 10, 2007.
59.
Kansas City Society of Plastic Surgeons Visiting Professor. Kansas City, Kansas. May
15, 2007.
60.
The University of Kansas Medical Center Visiting Professor. Kansas City, Kansas. May
16, 2007.
61.
Houston Society of Plastic Surgery Visiting Professor. Houston Texas, September 20,
2007
62.
Baylor College of Medicine Visiting Professor. Houston Texas, September 21, 2007
63.
The University of Texas, MD Anderson Cancer Center Visiting Professor. Houston
Texas, September 21, 2007.
64.
Chang Gung University, Department of Surgery, Taipei, Taiwan. March 10, 2008.
65.
The University of Kentucky. AO Visiting Professor. Lexington Kentucky, April 17-18,
2009.
66.
Asan Medical Center and University. Department of Plastic Surgery. Seoul,
Korea May 7. 2009.
67.
Korean Society of Plastic Surgery. CheongJu Korea. May 7-9, 2009.
68.
The Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand – 34th Annual Meeting. Pattaya, Thailand.
July 4-7, 2009.
69.
AO Visiting Professor. The University of California Davis. March 1-2, 2010.
Sacramento, California.
70.
Chang Gung University and Memorial Hospital. Linkou and Kaohsiung. March 7-9,
2010.
71.
The University of Hannover. Hannover Germany, April 29-May 1, 2010.
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72.
Breast Reconstruction Updates. Kaohsiung University. Kaohsiung, Taiwan, April 9,
2012.
73.
Scott & White. Texas A&M Health Science Center. Division of Plastic Surgery,
Temple Texas, April 27, 2012.
74.
Department of Plastic Surgery, Universitair Ziekenhuis Gent Belgium. ASPS Your
Global Partner in Plastic Surgery.
75.
Department of Plastic Surgery. Hospital Centro De Estudo Luiz Miguel Da Silva.
Training, Certification and Recertification in the United States. Rio de Janeiro, Sept 27,
2013.
76.
Department of Plastic Surgery. The University of Pittsburgh. July 29, 2015.
Administrative Responsibilities:
2016
Chair, Department of Orthopedics Surgery Chair Search. The University
of California, Irvine
2016 – 2017
Ambulatory Network Subcommittee – Clinical Strategic Planning Process.
The University of California, Irvine.
2015 – 2016
Perioperative Quality and Patient Safety Committee. The University of
California, Irvine.
2015 – 2017
Chair Committee on Promotions and Tenure. Academic Senate. The
2014 – 2015
Committee on Promotion and Tenure. Academic Senate. The University
2014 – 2016
Representative to the SOM/COHS Representative Assembly
2014 – 2017
Committee on Privilege and Tenure (CPT). Academic Senate
Appointment, The University of California, Irvine
2014- 2015
Search Committee for the Director Program in Nursing. The University of
California, Irvine
2013 – 2014
Member Timely Consults Committee, the University of California, Irvine
Douglas Medical Center.
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2013 – 2014
Chair Joint Senate – Deans Committee on Clinical Faculty
2012 – 2013
Representative to Irvine Divisional Senate
2012 – 2013
Executive Committee, UCI SOM Faculty Senate
2012 – 2013
Committee Chair, Clinical Faculty Committee. UCI SOM Faculty Senate
2012 – 2013
Representative to the SOM/COHS Representative Assembly
2012 – 2017
Compensation Committee. School of Medicine, The University of
California, Irvine
2012
Chair Review Committee. The University of California, Irvine
2011 – 2012
Chair Communications Committee. University Physician and Surgeons.
2011 – 2014
Medical Clinic Director UPS Board
2011
Clinical Purchased Service Agreements Work Group. School of Medicine
ECG Consultants.
2011 – Present
Member Faculty Steering Committee Cancer Campaign. Member
Stewardship/Donor Recognition Subcommittee Cancer Campaign
2010 – 2012
Co-Chair Standards Committee. University Physician and Surgeons. The
2010-2011
Strategic Planning Committee – Branding, Marketing and Public
Relations. The University of California, Irvine. School of Medicine
2009 – 2010
Community Image, Relations and Partnerships Team. Strategic Planning.
School of Medicine, The University of California, Irvine.
2009 – Present
Industry Relations Committee. The University of California, Irvine
2009 – 2010
Strategic Planning. School of Medicine, The University of California,
Irvine. Steering Committee.
2009 – 2010
Ad Hoc Committee on Clinical Affairs. Academic Senate, The University
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2009 – 2010
Chancellor’s Advisory Committee for Permanent Dean Search. The
University of California, Irvine.
2009 – 2010
ICTS Advisory Committee. College of Health Sciences. The University of
California, Irvine
2009 – 2010
Dean's Advocacy Council. College of Health Sciences. The University of
California, Irvine.
2008 – 2009
Search Committee, Interim Dean. College of Health Sciences. The
2008 – 2009
Ad Hoc Committee on the College of Health Sciences Graduate Studies.
Academic Senate, The University of California, Irvine.
Patient Satisfaction Committee. The University of California, Irvine
Medical Center
2008 – 2010
2008 – 2010
Chair Divisional Assembly, Executive Committee, Academic Senate, The
College of Health Sciences. The University of California, Irvine.
2008 – 2009
Oversight Committee, School of Medicine. The University of California,
Irvine.
2008
Campus Cancer Center Work Group. The University of California, Irvine
2008 – 2009
Self-Study Task Force School of Medicine for Graduate Medical
Education
2007 – Present
Co-Director, Center for Tissue Engineering. The School of Medicine.
2007 – 2008
Operating Room Committee. The University of California, Irvine Medical
Center
2006 – 2008
Vice Chair Executive Committee Academic Senate, College of Health
Affairs
2006 – 2010
Specialty Services Representative Board of Directors UCI University
Physicians and Surgeons
2002 – 2012
Representative Assembly School of Medicine, Academic Senate. The
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2003 – 2011
Member, School of Health Sciences, Executive Committee, The
2003 – 2006
Chair, Postgraduate Clinical Programs, The University of California,
Irvine
2003 – 2005
Chair, Continuing Medical Education Committee, The University of
California, Irvine
2003 – 2007
Co- Director, Center for Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine,
2001 - 2011
Trauma/Burn/Plastic Surgery Workgroup of University of California,
Irvine Medical Center Strategic Business Development Committee
2001 – 2004
UM Committee, The University of California, Irvine Medical Center
2001 – 2006
Member, Committee on Continuing Medical Education, The University of
California, Irvine
2001 – Present
Member, Committee on Graduate Medical Education, The University of
California, Irvine
2000 – 2001
Member, Development Committee, The University of California, Irvine
2000 – Present
Chief, Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery Institute, The University of
California, Irvine
2000 – Present
Program Director, Plastic Surgery Residency, The University of
California, Irvine
1999 – 2000
Member, Credentials Committee of The Medical Staff, The University of
Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
1999 – 2000
Chair Elect, Graduate Education Committee, The University of Texas M.
D. Anderson Cancer Center
1997 – 2000
Director, Graduate Medical Education Programs, The University of Texas
M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
1997 – 1999
Member, Graduate Education Committee, The University of Texas M. D.
Anderson Cancer Center
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1998 – 2000
Member, Credential Committee Physician Network, The University of
1997 – 1998
Member, Promotions Committee, The University of Texas, M.D.
1997 – 2000
Council of Committee Chairmen, The University of Texas, M.D.
1997 – 2000
Chairman, Medical Practice Committee, The University of Texas, M.D.
1996 – 1997
Alternate Senate Representative, Credential Committee of the Medical
Staff, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
1996 – 1999
Member, Surveillance and Clinical Research Committee, The University
of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
1996 – 1998
Member, Surgical Outcomes Working Group, The University of Texas M.
1996 – 1997
Task Force on Delegation of Authority to Prescribe, Medical Practice
Subcommittee, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
1995 – 1998
Faculty Senate, Academic Planning Committee, The University of Texas
1995 – 1998
Faculty Senate Representative, Department of Plastic Surgery, The
University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center
1995 – 1997
Microvascular Surgery Patient Education Committee, The University of
1994 – 2000
Member, Medical Practice Subcommittee of the Medical Staff, The
1994 – 1998
Physician Adviser, Utilization Activities, Department of Reconstructive
and Plastic Surgery, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer
Center
1994 – 1995
Member, Inpatient Service Chief Committee, The University of Texas M.
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1993 – 1997
Peer Reviewer, Quality Improvement Utilization Review Committee, The
1993 – 1997
Member, Ad Hoc Committee on Clinical Affairs, The University of Texas
Local, State, National, International Committees:
2016 – 2017
Chair, Time and Place Committee. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery
2016 – 2017
Chair, Technical Exhibits Committee. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery
2016 – 2017
Chair, Nominating Committee. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery
2016 – 2017
Chair, Bunke Lectureship Committee. American Society of
2016 – 2017
Past-President American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery
2015 – 2017
Governance Task Force. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery
2015 – 2017
Traveling Professor Task force. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery.
2015 – 2016
Research Oversight Council. Plastic Surgery Foundation.
2016 – 2022
ACGME Residency Review Committee Plastic Surgery.
2015 – 2016
Chair, Issues Committee. American Association Plastic Surgeons
2015 – 2016
Chair, Governance Task Force, World Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery.
2015 – 2018
Trustee. American Society of Plastic Surgeons/Plastic Surgery
Foundation.
2015 – 2016
Buncke Lectureship Committee. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery.
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2015 – 2016
Godina Fellowship Selection Committee. American Society of
2015 – Present
AMA Representative for ASRM to the Surgical Subspecialty Society.
2015 – 2016
President American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery.
2014 – 2016
President Plastic Surgery Practice Solutions.
2014
External Examiner. The College of Surgeons of Hong Kong, Plastic
Surgery Board Examination. Hong Kong.
2014 – 2015
Honors Committee. American Association of Plastic Surgeons
2014 – 2015
Chair Membership Committee. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery
2014 – 2015
Chair Finance Committee. American Society of Recontructive
Microsurgery
2014 – 2015
Chair Godina Fellowship Selection Committee. American Society of
2014 – 2015
President-Elect American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery
2013 – 2014
Committee Evaluating Academic Scholarship and Fellowships for
Eurpoean Association of Plastic Surgeons.
2013 – 2016
Chair and member International Committee. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons.
2013 – 2014
Member Strategic Planning Committee. American Association of Plastic
Surgeons
2013 – 2014
Member Program Committee. American Association of Plastic Surgeons
2013 – Present
Member The Northwest Society of Plastic Surgeons (Hon.)
2013 – 2014
Ex Officio Member Membership Committee. American Society of
2013 – 2014
Vice President, American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery
2012 – Present
Member Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons (Hon)
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2012 - Present
Member The Association of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons of South
Africa (Hon)
2012 – 2013
President American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2012 – 2015
Co-Chair, Council of Advisory Council Program Representatives.
American College of Surgeons
2012 – 2013
Steering Committee, Technology Innovation in Plastic Surgery Meeting
2012 – 2013
Program Committee, American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery
2011 – 2012
Co-Chairs, Corporate Leadership Council, American Society of Plastic
Surgeons
2011 – 2012
President Elect, American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2011 – 2012
ACGME Milestone Project Advisory Group on resident education.
2011 – 2014
Member at Large, World Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery
2010 – 2015
Geographic Representative of the North American Section. International
Plastic Reconstructive Aesthetic Society (IPRAS) – ExCo Member.
2011 – Present
Co-Chair Awards Committee. California Society of Plastic Surgeons.
2011 – 2012
Treasurer International Society of Plastic Regenerative Surgery (ISPRES)
2011 – 2012
American Association of Plastic Surgeons Task Force on Membership
2011 – 2012
American Association of Plastic Surgeons Communications Committee.
2011 – 2012
Academic Affairs Council, American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2011 – Present
American Alpine Workshop Member
2011 – Present
Member Scientific Board, International Plastic Reconstructive Aesthetic
Society (IPRAS).
2011- 2012
Committee Assessment Task Force. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2010 – 2011
Advisory Board American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
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2010- 2011
Exhibits Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2010 – Present
Member Maliniac Lecturer Selection Committee. American Society of
Plastic Surgeons
2010 – Present
Chair, New Residency Programs Committee. Association of Academic
Chairmen in Plastic Surgery
2010 – 2011
Awards Committee, American Association of Plastic Surgeons
2010 – 2011
Governance Task Force, American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2010 – 2011
Teaching Course Subcommittee. American Society Aesthetic Plastic
Surgery
2010 – Present
2009 – 2011
Mentor Education Council
Chair Workgroup Taskforce on Education, International Strategy Task
Force. American Society of Plastic Surgery
2009 – 2011
Member Instructional Course and Program Committee. American Society
of Plastic Surgeons
2009 – Present
International Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgery
2009 – 2010
Chair, CME Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgery.
2009 – 2015
Program Review Committee Representative Plastic Surgery, American
College of Surgeons
2009 – 2011
Member CME Committee, American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2009 – 2010
Time and Place Committee, American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2009 – 2012
Emersion Homeowners Board Member
2009 – 2010
Secretary, American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery
2008 – 2013
Cosmetic Surgery Alliance Member. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons
2008 – 2009
Communications Committee. American Association of Plastic Surgeons
2008 – 2010
Aesthetic Society Teaching Course Subcommittee. American Society for
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
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2008 – 2010
Aesthetic Society Symposium Committee. American Society for
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
2008 – 2011
Maintenance of Certification (MOC-PS) Committee. American Board of
Plastic Surgeons
2008 – 2009
Membership Strategies Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgery
2008 – 2015
Coding and Payment Policy Committee. American Society of Plastic
Surgery
2008 – 2009
Basic and Translational Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgery
2008 – 2010
2008 – 2009
Nominating Committee, American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery
Chair Nominating Committee, American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2008 – 2010
Past President, American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2007 – 2008
Presidential Advisory Board for Education, American Society of Plastic
Surgeons
2007 – 2010
Grant Generating Committee. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2007 – 2012
Clinical Symposia Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2007 – 2008
Advisory Board. American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
2007 – 2008
2007 – 2014
Constitution and Bylaws Committee. American Society of Maxillofacial
Surgeons
Executive Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgeons/Plastic
Surgery Foundation.
2007 – 2011
Executive Committee. American Board of Plastic Surgery
2007 – 2011
Budget and Finance Committee. American Board of Plastic Surgery
2007 – 2010
Councilor (South). California Society of Plastic Surgeons
2007 – 2011
Vice President of Education, American Society of Plastic Surgeons/Plastic
Surgery Foundation
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2007 – 2011
Chair, Written Examination Committee. American Board of Plastic
Surgery
2007 – 2008
Standards Committee – American Association for Accreditation of
Ambulatory Surgery Facilities, Inc.
2007 – 2008
Academic Scholar Committee – American Association of Plastic Surgeons
2007 – 2008
President. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2007 – 2011
Annual Meeting Council Member, American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2007 – 2008
Program Committee. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2007 – 2008
Finance Committee. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2007 – 2008
Membership Committee. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2006 – 2007
Strategic Education Council. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2006 – 2007
Nominating Committee American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
2006 – 2010
Executive Committee AONA – Representing AONA-CMF
2006 – 2007
Past President, American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
2006 – 2007
Chair Plastic Surgery Educational Symposia Committee.
2006 – 2007
Commercial Exhibits Chair. California Society of Plastic Surgeons
2006 – 2010
Development Committee. American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
2006 – 2007
Past Chairman, Plastic Surgery Research Council
2006 – 2007
Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation Visiting Professor.
2006 – 2010
Member Time and Place Committee. The American Society of Peripheral
Nerve
2006 – 2007
Chair, Members Committee. The American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2006 – 2007
Technical Exhibits Chair. The American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2006 – 2007
President-Elect. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
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2006 – 2007
ASPS/PSEF Task Force on Obagi Nu-Derm System
2006 – 2011
Trustee, AO Foundation
2006 – 2007
Member Endowment Appropriations Committee. American Society of
Plastic Surgeons.
2006 – 2009
Member Program Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2006 – 2007
Member Clinical Research Council. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons, Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation
2006 – 2007
Chair Membership Committee. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2005 – 2006
Member Corporate Leadership Council. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons.
2005 – 2007
Chair, Annual Meeting Council. American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
2005 – 2006
President, American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons.
2005 – 2007
Director, Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation Board. Representative
from the American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery
2005 – 2007
Director, American Society of Plastic Surgeons Board. Representative
from the American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
2005 – 2011
Written Examination Committee. American Board of Plastic Surgery
2005 – 2011
2005 – 2006
Credentials and Requirements Committee. American Board of Plastic
Surgery
Chair, Plastic Surgery Research Council
2005 – 2006
Parliamentarian, California Society of Plastic Surgery
2005 – 2006
Membership Chair, American Association of Plastic Surgery
2005 – 2011
Director, American Board of Plastic Surgery
2005 – 2009
Member, Symposia Committee. American Society of Aesthetic Plastic
Surgery
2005 – 2006
Chair, North American Craniomaxillofacial Educational Committee.
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AO-ASIF
2005 – 2006
Program Committee. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2005 – 2006
Chair, Time and Place Committee. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2005 – 2006
Vice-President, American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2005 – 2006
Member, Ad-Hoc Committee Program. American Society of Peripheral
Nerve
2005 – 2007
Senior Council Member-at-Large, American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery
2004 – 2007
Member Reconstructive Council. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2004 – 2005
Chair, Ethics Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2004 – 2005
Development Committee. American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
2004 – 2005
President Elect, American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
2004 – 2008
Leadership Development Committee. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons
2004 – 2007
Member, Members Committee. American Association of Plastic Surgeons
2004 – 2005
Vice Chair, Annual Meeting Council. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons
2004 – 2005
Chair Elect, Plastic Surgery Research Council
2004 – 2005
Member, Research Program Task Force. Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation
2004 – 2005
Chair, Policy and Strategic Development Work Group of the Annual
Meeting Council. American Society of Plastic Surgery
2004 – 2005
Chair, Program Evaluation Committee of the Annual Meeting Council.
American Society of Plastic Surgery
2004 – 2007
Time and Place Committee. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2004 – 2007
Technical Exhibits Committee. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
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2004 – 2005
Treasurer, American Society of Peripheral Nerve Surgery
2004 – 2005
Residents and Fellows Committee. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery
2003 – 2004
Vice-Chair, Governance. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2003 – 2004
Chair, Scientific Program Committee. American Society of Maxillofacial
Surgeons
2003 – 2007
Payment Policy Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2003 – 2004
American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons Representative to the Plastic
Surgery Educational Foundation Board of Directors
2003 – 2006
Member, Scientific Program Committee. American Association of Plastic
Surgeons
2003 – 2004
Member, Awards Committee. American Association of Plastic Surgeons
2003 – 2004
Member, Committee on Emerging Trends. Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation
2003 – 2004
Member, Ad-Hoc Mentorship Committee. American Society of
2003 – 2004
Chair, Ad-Hoc Coding and Reimbursement Committee. American Society
of Peripheral Nerve
2003
Scientific Advisory Panel. California Tissue Engineering Meeting
2003 – 2015
American College of Surgeons Advisory Council for Plastic and
Maxillofacial Surgery
2003 – 2005
Program Committee. American Society for Peripheral Nerve
2002 – 2004
Plastic Surgery Caucus. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2002 – 2007
Member, Device and Technique Assessment Committee. Plastic Surgery
Educational Foundation
2002 – Present
Senior Examiner, Oral Boards. American Board of Plastic Surgery
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2002 – 2003
Member of General Reconstruction Subcommittee of the Scientific
Program Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2002 – 2007
Member, Instructional Course Committee of the Scientific Program
Committee American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2002 – 2007
Member, Clinical Symposia Committee. Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation
2002 – 2003
Convention Policy Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2002 – 2003
Co-Chair, ET Teleplast Committee. Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation
2002 – 2003
Member, Craniomaxillofacial/Head and Neck (ASMS) Subcommittee of
the Scientific Program. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2002 – 2005
Elected to Ethics/Judicial Committee. California District, American
Society of Plastic Surgeons
2002 – 2003
Member, Informatics Plastic Surgery Collaborative Action Team.
American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2002 – 2003
Member, Health System Programs Committee. American Society of
Plastic Surgeons
2002 – 2003
Chair, Scientific Program. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2002 – 2004
Member at Large and Council Member, The American Society of
Peripheral Nerve
2001 – 2003
Secretary, American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
2001 – 2002
Member, Nominating Committee. Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation
2001 – 2002
Member, Finance Committee. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery
2001 – 2008
Member, North American Craniomaxillofacial Education Committee.
AO-ASIS
2001 – 2002
Member, Audio Visual Committee. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery
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2001 – 2002
Chair, Head and Neck Subcommittee. American Society of Maxillofacial
Surgery Scientific Program Committee
2001 – 2002
Representative, CPT/RUC Committee. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgeons
2001 – 2005
Member, Directed Research Committee. Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation
2001 – 2005
Chair, Endowment Appropriations Committee. American Society of
Plastic Surgeons
2001 – 2003
Member, Public Education Committee. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons
Member, Government Relations Committee. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons
2001 – 2002
2001 – 2002
Chair, Scientific Program Evaluation Subcommittee. American Society of
Plastic Surgeons
2001 – 2004
Chair, Visiting Professor Committee, Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation
2001 – 2002
Chair, Web site Committee. American Association of Academic Surgeons
2001 – 2002
Chair, Evaluation Committee for The Scientific Program. American
2001 – 2002
Chair, Head and Neck Subcommittee, American Society of Plastic
Surgeons Program Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgeons
4 – 6 February, 2001 Co-Chair, AO Advanced Symposium on Craniomaxillofacial
Reconstruction. St Pete Beach, Florida
2001 – 2005
Nominating Committee. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2000 – 2001
Member, Education Technology Subcommittee for the Scientific Program
Committee. American Society of Plastic Surgery
2000 – 2001
Task Force on Recognition of Leadership Contributions. American
2000 – Present
Member, Chao Family Comprehensive Cancer Center. The University of
California, Irvine
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2000 – 2002
Member, Socioeconomic Committee. American Society of Maxillofacial
Surgeons
2000 – 2001
Co-Chair, Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation Core Curriculum
Course. Chicago, Illinois
2000 – 2001
Instructional Course Committee. Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation
2000 – 2003
Member, International Symposia Committee. Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation
2000 – 2005
2000 – 2003
Member, Public Education Committee. American Society of Plastic
Surgery
Secretary/Treasurer, Plastic Surgery Research Council
2000 – 2002
Oral Board Junior Examiner. American Board of Plastic Surgery
2000 – 2004
Member, Craniofacial Advisory Council. The American Board of Plastic
Surgery, Inc.
2000 – 2002
Godina Selection Committee. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery
2000 – 2001
Parliamentarian, Texas Society of Plastic Surgeons
2000 – 2004
Chair, Coding and Reimbursement Committee. American Society of
27 – 30 August,1999 Co-Chair, AO North American Maxillofacial Faculty Retreat. Lake
George, New York
21 August,1999
Chair, AO North America – A Practical Workshop on Current Approaches
to Oncologic Bony Reconstruction. The University of Texas, M.D.
1999 – 2005
Member, Craniomaxillofacial Subcommittee of the Scientific Program.
American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
1999 – 2000
Chair, Craniomaxillofacial Subcommittee of the Program Committee.
1999 – 2005
Member, American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons Scientific Program
Committee
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1999 – 2003
Member, Online Communications Committee. American Society of
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
1999 – 2002
Member, Program Committee. American Society for Reconstructive
Microsurgery
1999 – 2000
Member, Membership Committee. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery
1999 – 2000
Member, AD-HOC Electronic Communications Committee. American
Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery
1998 – 2005
1998 – 2003
American Medical Association Plastic Surgery Caucus
Alternate Delegate to the American Medical Association. American
Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
1998 – 2001
Chair, Research Grants Committee. Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation, Arlington Heights, Illinois
1998 – 2001
Chairman, Maxillofacial News Committee. American Society of
Maxillofacial Surgeons
1998 – 1999
Member, Microsurgery Subcommittee of the Scientific Program.
1998 – 2001
Member, Research Fellowship Committee. Plastic Surgery Education
Foundation
1997 – 1998
Member, Craniomaxillofacial Subcommittee of the Scientific Program.
1997 – 1998
Member, Publications Committee. The American Society of Maxillofacial
Surgeons
1997 – 1998
Member, Scientific Program Committee. American Society of
1997 – 2001
Member, Maxillofacial News Committee. American Society of
1997 – 2000
Educational Technology Committee. American Society of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery, Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation
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1997 – 1998
Chairman, Young Physician Section. Texas Medical Association
1997 – 1998
Chairman, Scholarship Contest Committee. Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation
1997 – 1998
Member, Convention Policy Committee. American Society of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgeons
1997 – 1998
Chairman, Head and Neck Subcommittee, Scientific Program Committee.
American Society Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
1997 – 2000
Member, Clinical Guidelines and Outcomes Committee. American
Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery
1996 – 1997
Member, General Reconstruction Subcommittee, Scientific Program
Committee. American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
1996 – 1997
Chair-Elect, Young Physician Section. Texas Medical Association
1996 – 2000
Member, Marketing Committee. American Society of Plastic and
1996 – 2003
Member, Research Grants Committee. Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation
1996 – 1997
Co-Chairman, Outcomes Committee. American Society of Maxillofacial
Surgeons
1996 – 1997
Member, Finance Committee. American Society for Reconstructive
Microsurgery
1996 – 2005
Member, Scientific Program Committee. Plastic Surgery Research
Council
1995 – 2000
Member, Council on Constitution and Bylaws. Texas Medical
Association
1995 – Present
AO/ASIF North American Maxillofacial Faculty. Continuing Education
1995 – 2000
Alternate Delegate to the Texas Medical Association. Harris County
Medical Society
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1995 – 1998
Vice Chairman, Orientation and Recruitment Subcommittee, Young
Physician Section. American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery
1995 – 1998
Member, Scholarship Contest Committee. Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation
14 – 16 June 1995
Member, Credentials Committee, Young Physician Section. American
Medical Association National Meeting, Chicago, Illinois
1995 – 1996
Member, Medical Student Education Subcommittee, Young Plastic
Surgeon Committee. American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgeons
1995 – 1998
Delegate to the American Medical Association, Young Physician Section.
Texas Medical Association
1995 – 1998
Member, Socioeconomic Committee. American Society of Plastic and
1994 – 1995
Representative, Young Plastic Surgeons Committee, Socioeconomic
Committee. American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
1994 – 1998
Member, Young Plastic Surgeons Committee. American Society of
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
1994 – 1998
Member, Governing Council, Young Physician Section. Texas Medical
Association
1994 – 1995
Alternate delegate to the American Medical Association, Young Physician
Section. Texas Medical Association
1982 – 1983
Vice President for Academic Affairs (Year II). Associated Students of the
School of Medicine, University of Southern California School of Medicine
1982 – 1983
Graduate Student Senator, Representing the School of Medicine.
University of Southern California
1981 – 1982
MDL Representative for Class Government (Year I)
1982
Co-President, Phi Epsilon Delta Medical Fraternity. University of
Southern California School of Medicine
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1982
Representative, National Convention of the American Medical Student
Association. University of Southern California
1980 – 1981
President, Alpha Epsilon Delta. University of Southern California
Chapter, Los Angeles, California
1979
Director, Freshman Program, Alpha Epsilon Delta. University of Southern
California, Los Angeles, California
1978
Parliamentarian, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity. University of Southern
1977 – 1980
Student Senate - Academic Affairs Committee. University of Southern
1977 – 1980
Peer Counselor for Letters, Arts and Sciences Advisement Office.
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California
1978
Greek Senate Committees. University of Southern California, Los
Angeles, California
1977
Co-chairman, Tay-Sachs Disease Prevention Program. University of
Southern California, Los Angeles, California
1977
Representative, National Convention, Alpha Epsilon Delta. University of
Southern California
Editorial Boards:
2001 – 2006
2002 – Present
2006 – Present
2009 – Present
2012 – Present
2013 – Present
2014 – Present
2015 – Present
2015 – Present
Associate Editor, Plastic Reconstructive Surgery Journal
Internet Journal of Plastic Surgery
International Journal of Craniofacial Trauma
Chang Gung Medical Journal
Archives of Plastic Surgery. Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgeons
Editoral Board Biomedical Journal
Archives of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Korean Society of Aesthetic Plastic
Surgery
International Innovations in Surgery Journal. International Editorial Board
Associate Editor, Plastic Reconstructive Surgery GO Open Access Journal
Honors and Awards:
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2016
Insead – Business School for the World: Sponsored by a grant from
Johnson and Johnson – selected as participant – Innovative Healthcare for
Tomorrow. Fortainebleau, France. Jan 25-29 and May 23-27, 2016.
2016
Top Doctors 2016 Los Angeles Magazine
2015 – 2016
Best Poster Presentation - Banyard DA, Widgerow AD, Evans GRD.
Burn Wound Exudate – Depth of Burn Predicts Cellular Recruitment. 7th
European Plastic Surgery Research Council. Hamburg, Germany. Poster
Presentation 27-30 August 2015.
2015 – 2016
Winner of First Place Abstract Presentation - Banyard DA, Widgerow A,
Sarantopoulos CN, Wirth GA, Paydar KZ, Evans GRD. Phenotypic
Analysis of Nanofat-Derived Stromal Vascular Fraction and Mesenchymal
Stem Cells Reveals Improved Progenitor Subpopulations When Compared
to Standard Lipoaspirate – Aesthetica 2015. Super Symposium. Las
Vegas, Nevada. April 30 – May 2, 2015.
2015 – 2016
President American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery
2015
Program for Chiefs and Clinical Services. Harvard University.
Department of Health Policy and Management. Executive and Continuing
Professional Education.
2014 – 2016
President Plastic Surgery Practice Solutions
2014 – Present
British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons.
(Hon)
2014
Top 5% of Best Doctors in America List
2013 - 2015
Best Doctors OC Register Family Magazine
2014 – 2015
President-Elect American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery
June 14, 2013
Wharton Visiting Professor Lecture. The University of Toronto
June 7, 2013
Keynote Address The 2013 Johns Hopkins University Biennial
Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Lecture. Baltimore
Maryland.
2013
US News and World Report Top 1% of Plastic Surgeons Nationally
2013 – Present
The Northwest Society of Plastic Surgeons (Hon)
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2013 – 2014
Vice President, American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgeons
2012 – Present
Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons (Hon)
2012 - Present
The Association of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons of South Africa
(Hon)
2012 – 2013
President American Society of Plastic Surgeon
2012
External Examiner. Singapore Society of Plastic Surgeons Oral
Examination for Certification by the Singapore Board of Plastic Surgery
2011 – 2016
America’s Top Doctors
2011 – 2012
President Elect, American Society of Plastic Surgeons
2008 – 2016
Southern California’s Super Doctors featured in Los Angeles Magazine
2008 – 2014
America’s Top (Plastic) Surgeons
2007 – 2008
President, American Society of Peripheral Nerve
2006 – 2007
Selected Visiting Professor for the American Society of Plastic
Surgeons/Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation
2005 – 2006
Chair, Plastic Surgery Research Council
2005 – 2006
President, American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons.
2005
Dr Leonard and Marie Louise Rosoff Lecture. Keck School of Medicine
of The University of Southern California, Department of Surgery.
2005
Best Poster. D’Souza GF, Evans GRD, Dhar S. Tumor suppressor gene
KLK10 in breast cancer tissue progression. 4th Annual California Tissue
Engineering Meeting, The University of California, Irvine, 2005.
2004 – 2015
Physician of Excellence, Orange County Medical Association
2004 - 2016
Orange County’s Best Doctors
2003 – 2015
Best Doctors in America
2003
57th Edition of Who’s Who in America
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2002 – 2003
Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation, Mercedes-Benz Fellowship.
Michael McConnell, Mentor Evans GRD. Application of adipose-derived
stem cells in spinal cord injury repair. $30,000
2002
Outstanding Clinical Teacher – Western University Primary Care
Physician Assistant Program.
2002
1st Prize Microsurgery Category Senior Residents Conference, Seattle,
Washington, 21 – 24 March 2002. Hagstrom M, Kobayashi MR, Gupta R,
McMahon P, Evans GRD. Upper extremity reconstruction using the
microvascular tensor fascia lata.
2002
2nd Prize Resident Paper Presentation. The Annual Meeting American
College of Surgeons, Southern California Chapter, Santa Barbara,
California, 18 – 20 January 2002. Reichner D, Scholz T, Vanderkam V,
Socorro G, Steward E, Evans GRD. Laser flap delay: Comparison of
ER: YAG and CO2 Lasers.
2000
Godina Lecture, American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery,
Miami, Florida, 7 January 2000.
1999 – 2002
Faculty Scholar Award: 3 year recipient from The University of Texas M.
D. Anderson Cancer Center.
1997
3rd Place Poster Award: Williams JZ, Evans GRD, Ainslie N: Nasal
Reconstruction: A reappraisal. Texas Medical Association Annual
Meeting, Scientific Poster Exhibit 15 – 17 May, Houston, Texas.
1992
Junior Clinical Research Award Plastic Surgery, Educational Foundation
Scholarship Contest, The Johns Hopkins Hospital / University of
Maryland, Combined Programs, Baltimore, Maryland.
1981 – 1985
Honors (Various Clinical Clerkships) Years I-IV, Alpha Omega Alpha,
University of South California School of Medicine, Los Angeles,
California.
1976 – 1980
Honors at Entrance, Phi Beta Kappa Magna Cum Laude, Dean's List (each
semester), University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California.
1973 – 1976
1st Place, Optimist Club Essay Contest, 1974
Seal Bearer, California Scholarship Federation, 1976
1st Place, Rotary Speech Contest, 1976
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Valedictorian, 1976
Warren High School, Downey, California
Society Memberships:
2014 – Present
2013 – Present
2013 – Present
2012 – Present
2012 – Present
2012 – Present
2011 – Present
2011 – Present
2003 – Present
2002 – Present
2002 – Present
2002 – Present
2002 – Present
2002 – 2013
2001 – Present
2001 – Present
2000 – Present
1998 – 2003
1997 – Present
1996 – 2000
1996 – 2000
1996 – Present
1996 – Present
1996 – Present
1995 – 2003
1995 – 1996
1995 – 2000
1995 – 2004
1995 – Present
1995 – Present
1995 – Present
1994 – Present
1994 – 1998
1994 – 2000
1994 – 2007
1994 – 2000
1993 – Present
British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons
(Hon)
European Association of Plastic Surgeon
Northwestern Society of Plastic Surgeons (Hon)
Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons (Hon)
The Association of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons of South Africa
(Hon)
American Surgical Association
Member, International Society of Plastic Regenerative Surgery (ISPRES)
Member, American Alpine Workshop of Plastic Surgery
Fellow, American Association of Plastic Surgeons
American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons
Southern California Chapter, American College of Surgeons
Member, California Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, Pacific Coast Surgical
Member, Society of University Surgeons
Member, Orange County Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, Orange County Surgical Society
Member, American Council of Academic Plastic Surgeons
Member, The American Head and Neck Society
Fellow, American College of Surgeons
Member, Houston Society of Plastic Surgeons
Member, Texas Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, World Society of Microsurgery
American Society of Peripheral Nerve
Member, American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery
Member, Tissue Engineering Society
Candidate Member, Texas Society of Plastic Surgery
Associate Member, Association of Academic Chairmen of Plastic Surgery
Member, Society of Surgical Oncology
Member International Plastic Reconstructive Aesthetic Society (IPRAS)
Active Member, American Society of Plastic Surgeons
American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
Member, Plastic Surgery Research Council
Candidate Member, Society of Head and Neck Surgeons
Member, South Texas Chapter, American College of Surgeons
Member, American Medical Association
Member, Texas Medical Association
AO North Amercian Educational Faculty
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1993 – 2000
1993 – 1996
1993 – 2001
1993 – 1995
1993 – 1997
1992 – 1993
1990 – Present
1990 – 1993
1988 – 1993
1985 – 1990
1985 – 1990
1985 – 1990
1981 – Present
1977 – Present
Member, Harris County Medical Society
Candidate Member, Houston Society of Plastic Surgeons, Inc.
Member, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Associates
Candidate Member, American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgeons
Associate Fellow, American College of Surgeons, Inc.
Member, The Johns Hopkins Hospital Medical and Surgical Association
Member, Graduate Surgeons of the Los Angeles County,
University of Southern California Medical Center
Resident Affiliation, The John Stage Davis Society
Candidate, American College of Surgeons
American Medical Association
California Medical Association
Los Angeles County Medical Society
Member, Phi Epsilon Delta Medical Fraternity
Member, Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity
Grant and Contract Support:
2015 Allergan Educational Grant. $25,000. Evans GRD. Facial Aesthetic Surgery
2015 Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) Honorary Fellowship - $3,000.
“Evaluation of Cellular Stressors on Adipose Tissue-Derived Stromal
Vascular Fraction Components for Enhancing in vivo Fat Grafting
Survival.” Awarded to Christos Sarantopoulos – Supervision Widgerow
A, Evans GRD.
2015 SMART sponsored by STEMCELL Technologies Award m- $2,500. Banyard D, Saranto
C, Widgerow A, Evans, GRD.
2015 Mentor Educational Grant. $50,000. Evans GRD. Breast Reconstruction Education
2014 Allergan Educational Grant. $35,000. Evans GRD. Facial Aesthetic Surgery.
California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM) Training Grant (Award # TG2-01152).
Derek Banyard – Mentors: Evans GRD, Widgerow A. Sept 1, 2014 –
Aug 31, 2015. $59,000 with $10,000 Travel Allowance.
2014 Mentor Educational Grant. $10,000. Evans GRD. Breast Reconstruction Education.
2014 ICTS Pilot Funding Phrase II, $27,500. Widgerow A, Evans GRD, Bachman M. Signaling
Profile of Thermal Trauma (SPoTT) - Exudate (Fluid) Analysis in Acute
Burn Patients - A Diagnostic Test and Device with Therapeutic Potential
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Stryker Educational Grant. Evans GRD. $2,053.65. 2013-2014.
Undergraduate Research Opportunitites Program. “Signaling Profile of Thermal Trauma
(SPoTT): Exudate Analysis in Acute Burn Patients.” (Proposal 89793m2)
Awad A, Widgerow A, Evans GRD. $450. 2013-2014.
Institute for Clinical and Translational Science. “Neuronal regeneration with adipose derived
adult stem cells.” IRB 2011-8236. SPID #8030. Tadeu Sartini, Alan
Widergrow, Evans, GRD. $2973.35. 2013-2014.
Mentor Educational Grant. “Breast Recostruction”. The University of California, Irvine. Evans
GRD, et al. $20,000. 2013 – 2014.
Allergan Educational Grant. “Facial Aesthetic Fellowship Program.” Grant ID: 014044 Evans
G. $35,000, 2012-2013.
UROP Fellow. Hassaan M. Afzel. “In Vitro Adipose-derived Stem Cell Viability in Nerve Blast
Medium.” Mentor Evans, GRD. $350, 2012-13.
Allergan Educational Grant. The University of California, Irvine. Evans GRD, et al. $17,562,
2012 – 2013.
KCI Educational Grant. The University of California, Irvine. Evans GRD, et al. $2224. 201213
Mentor Educational Grant. The University of California, Irvine. Evans GRD, et al. G0120083-85. $14091 total. 2012-13
KLS Educational Grant. The University of California, Irvine. Evans GRD, et al. $2000. 201213.
Stryker Educational Grant to Senior Residents. The University of California, Irvine. Evans
GRD, Kosins A, Park J. $2452. 2012-2013.
KCI Educational Grant for Wound Healing. The University of California, Irvine. Evans GRD.
$25,109. 2011-2012.
Mentor unrestricted educational grant. The University of California, Irvine. Evans GRD.
$37,542. 2011-2012.
Allergan unrestricted educational grant. The University of California, Irvine. Evans GRD.
$30,000. 2011-2012
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Medicis Educational Grant. The University of California, Irvine. Evans GRD
$2500. 2011 - 2012
Stryker Educational Grant $3000. The University of California, Irvine. Evans GRD
$3000. 2011 - 2012
Dean’s Summer Research Fund $2000. Awarded to Ara Salibian. Mentor Gregory Evans.
July-Sept 2011
Dean’s Summer Research Fund $2000. Awarded to Andrew Bokarius. Mentor Gregory Evans.
July-Sept 2011
2011 ICTS Pilot Grant $29,400. Reprogramming of Adipose Derived Stem Cells (ADSCs) to
iPS and Further Differentiation of Neuronal Cells for Treatment of
Peripheral Neuropathy. Evans GRD. 2011-2012.
Modulated Imaging for determining status of tissue reconstruction flaps. Durkin A, Evans
GRD. NIH STTR $714,363. 2011 - 2013.
$37,542. 2010-2011.
$20,000. 2010-2011
Stryker unrestricted educational grant. The University of California, Irvine. Evans GRD.
$4040. 2009-2010.
UROP (Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program). The University of California, Irvine.
Possible applications of eCryo for wound healing and skin grafts in pigs.
Krichevsky A, Scholz T, Evans GRD. $550, 2009 - 2010
Synthes unrestricted educational grant. The University of California, Irvine. Evans GRD.
$8,700 2009 - 2010
Bodytitle System unrestricted educational grant. The University of California, Irvine. Evans
GRD. $10,000 2009 – 2010.
$30, 000 2009 - 2010
$20, 000 2009 - 2010
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NIH 1 R03 EB009451-01. Impact of hypertonic-hyperoncotic saline solutions on ischemiareperfusion injury. Durkin AJ, Evans GRD. $76,438.
$20, 000, 2008 – 2009.
UROP Fellow “Monitoring of Tissue Transfer Flaps by Modulated Imaging (MI) Spectroscopy.
The University of California, Irvine. Student Mary Margaret C. Kwong.
Mentors: Evans GRD, Scholz T, Pharaon M. $650 2008 - 2009
Angiotech unrestricted educational grant. The University of California, Irvine. Evans GRD.
$37000. 2008 – 2009.
UROP Fellowship Grant: Spectroscopic imaging in venous thrombosis pig pedicle flap model.
M. M. Kwong. Mentors: Thomas Scholz, Gregory Evans. $700
UROP Fellow “Tissue engineering constructs for peripheral nerve injuries“. Student Andrew
Sumarto. Mentors: Scholz T, Evans GRD. $700 2008 - 2009
SBIR – NIH: 1 R43 GM081938-01/P144R1. „Enchanged Cryoprecipitate in Wound Healing“.
Shambrom E, Owens J, Berger M, Dhar S, Evans GRD. $99,902
2007 - 2008
$20, 000 2007 – 2008
Ed Shambrom, MD Educational grant. The University of California, Irvine. Cryopacipitate for
wound healing. Evans GRD. $40,000. 2006 – 2007.
Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP)/Undergraduate Research Opportunities
Program (UROP) Fellow: Tissue Engineering Scaffolds for Nerve Regeneration
Manufactures by Ink-jet Technology. J Rogers. Mentors: Sanjay Dhar, Gregory Evans.
$1500, 2006 – 2007.
UROP Fellowship Grant: Optimizing NGF Production and Molecular “Switch Off” in
Transfected Human Embryonic Kidney Cells. J Rogers. Mentors: Sanjay Dhar,Gregory
Evans. $600, 2006 – 2007.
Stem Cell Research Training Grant: The University of California, Irvine. Principle Investigator:
Peter Bryant, Ph.D. Mentors: Wang P, Albritton N, Anderson A, Blumberg G, Calof A,
Chandy G, Cho K, Cramer S, Dai X, Dhar S, Evans GRD, Fallon J, George S, Greenfield
S, Huang T, Imagawa D, Jeon N, Keirstead H, LaFerla F, Lander A, Lane T, Lee A, Lee
E, Lee WH, Monuki E, Nalcioglu O, O’Dowd D, Piomelli D, Putnam A, Sander M,
Tromberg B, Wallace D, Waterman M. $3,312,597. 2006-2008.
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Opportunity Award UC Discovery Grant Program: “California Tissue Engineering Meeting
16 September 2005.” Principle Investigator: Evans GRD. $15,000.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) Fellow 4414, The University of
California, Irvine. Osteogenic differentiation potential of adipocyte derived stem cells.
Principle Investigator: Saira Farook. Research Supervisor: Evans GRD. $500. 2005 2006
Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) Fellow 2163, The University of
California, Irvine. Growth kinetics and differentiation potential of adipocyte derived
stem cells. Principle Investigator: Daniel Tran. Research Supervisor: Evans GRD. $500.
2005 – 2006.
SBIR – NIH: 2 R44 NS040625-02 Ink-Jet printed nerve conduits. Phase II. Hayes DJ, Wallace
DB, Schmidt CE, Dhar S, Steward E, Evans GRD. 2 July 2003 – 30 June 2005, $153,184.
University Cooperative Research Program. “Novel approaches to bone engineering: From the
lab to the clinic”. The University of California. Evans GRD. $5,015. 2003 – 2004.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP). Principle Investigator: Sanjay Naran.
Mentor: Evans GRD. “Optimization of in vitro NGF release modulation in HEK-293
cells.” 2002 – 2003, $650.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP). Principle Investigator: Taline
Kotchounian. Mentor: Evans GRD. “Assessment of dental implant stability-Periometer
testing with histological correlation.” 2002 – 2003, $350.
Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation: Regulating growth factor delivery with HeK-293 cells
for nerve regeneration. McConnell M, Evans GRD. July 2002 – June 2003, $4,000.
Evaluation of HA dermal fillers: A clinical study. A-Life Inc. Evans GRD, 26 June 2002,
$4,500.
BioSTAR Opportunity Award Proposal S01-205. Integrating new technologies to rebuild the
body. Evans GRD, 14 February 2002, $5,000.
Roman Reeves Irvine Grant. Application of adipose-derived stem cells to the repair of spinal
cord injury. Evans GRD, Hedrick M, Keirstead H. January 2002 – January 2003,
$80,000.
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Clinical Research Educational Feasibility Fund Grant, The University of California, Irvine.
Principle Investigators: Sundine M, Evans GRD, Calvert JW, Elfar M. Anatomical
feasibility of facial transplant: Delineating the different facial territories for possible
allograft free tissue transfer. January 2002 – January 2003, $10,000.
Evaluation of AROS Surgical Microvascular clamps: Evans GRD. August 2001 – August
2002, $2,000.
The Embassy of The Arab Republic of Egypt, Cultural and Educational Bureau. Protocol
Principle Investigators: Evans GRD and Razik Essam for Functional outcome of
mandibular reconstruction using the free fibular flap. Postdoctoral Thesis July 2001 –
July 2003, $20,000.
Evaluation of the efficacy of the VAC on management of acute hand burns. KCI Medical.
Evans, Achauer, Vanderkam. September 2001 – Present, $13,000.
A study to assess the safety and efficacy of fibrin sealant (FS 4IU) for wound healing in subjects
with burn wounds requiring skin grafting procedures. Baxter Healthcare Corp. Evans,
Achauer, Vanderkam. September 2001 – 2003, $38,000.
Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation – Topical DMSO+Enhancers: Effect on skin flap viability.
Hagstrom M, Sing O, Evans GRD. July 2001 – 2002, $4,880.
Mentor Corporation: Clinical Silicone Breast Protocol HS#2000-1383. Evans GRD. April 2000 –
2005, $27, 000.
SBIR – NIH: 1 R43 NS4 0625-01A1 Microdispensing Technology for Bifurcated, Bioabsorbable
Polymer-Based Nerve Conduits. Hayes DJ, Wallace DB, Schmidt CE, Evans GRD, Grove
M, Romero A, Silva. 27 September 2001 – 31 August 2002, $100,000.
Mentor Corporation: The effects of irradiation on tissue expansion. Evans GRD, January 2000 –
January 2001, $6,000.
The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Research Funds Competition for Clinical
Trainees. Ex vivo transfection of free flaps for localized therapy. Principle Investigator:
Gurtner G. Senior Investigator: Evans GRD. November 1999 – November 2000, $4,000.
NIH SBIR Program. Principle Investigators: Don Hayes and David Wallace. A bioprinter for in
vitro synthesis of tissue grafts. Evans GRD and Patrick CW, Jr. Co-Investigators.
November 1999 – November 2000, $99,227.
The Faculty Scholar Award from The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center.
Recipient: Evans GRD. September 1999 – September 2002, $21,000 ($7,000 annually).
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The University Cancer Foundation. Protocol #03-96-02041, Principle Investigator: Evans GRD.
“Bioactive tissue engineered conduits for peripheral nerve surgery.” December 1998 –
Present, $59,861.
The Physician Referral Service, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center.
Protocol #03-96-02401. Principle Investigator: Evans GRD. Co-Investigators: Brandt
K, Patrick CW, Mikos T. Project entitled: “Fabrication and Utility of Bioengineered
Polymer Nerve Conduits in Peripheral Nerve Surgery.” August 1997 – July 1999,
$42,974.
The Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation. Protocol #03-96-02041. Principle Investigator:
Brandt K. Co-Investigators: Evans GRD, Patrick CW, for “Incorporation of Schwann
cells into biodegradable conduits for Peripheral nerve regeneration.” June 1997 – June
1999. $4,000.
The Embassy of The Arab Republic of Egypt. Cultural and Educational Bureau. Protocol
#08-96-06241 and 03-96-02041. Principle Investigators: Evans GRD and Nabawi AS
for “The role of Glutathione in flap survival” and “Peripheral nerve regeneration: The use
of biomaterial conduits.” September 1996 – July 1997, $4,298.
The University Cancer Foundation, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center.
Protocol #07-96-04941, Principle Investigator: Patrick C. Co-Investigator: Evans GRD
for “In vivo Schwann cell proliferation and migration dynamics following peripheral
nerve transection.” August 1996 – 1997. $35,327.
The Thomas Cronin Foundation, The University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston,
Division of Plastic Surgery. Protocol #03-96-02041. Principle Investigators: Evans
GRD, Brandt K for “Peripheral nerve regeneration: The use of biomaterial conduits.”
August 1996 – June 1999, $10,222.05.
The Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation Research Award. Protocol #12-95-10141. Principle
Investigators: Evans GRD, Brandt K, Johnson M. “The effects of chemotherapy on
peripheral nerve regeneration.” April 1996 – July 1997, $5,000.
The Research Funds Competition for Clinical Trainees. Protocol #RPS-95-159. Principle
Investigator: Gherardini G. Co-Investigator: Evans, GRD for “Effects of Calcitonin
Gene Related Peptide and Calcium Channel Blockers of Microvascular Vessel Spasm. A
Clinical and Experimental Trial.” Supervisory role on the project. September 1995 –
August 1996, $4,000.
The Thomas Cronin Foundation, The University of Texas Health Science Center, Houston,
Division of Plastic Surgery. Protocol #01-94-00341. Principle Investigators: Evans
GRD, Brandt K for “Long term effects of Postoperative Irradiation on Nerve
Regeneration.” September 1995 – 1998, $8,677.
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The Cancer Research Fund, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center. Protocol
#LAB-93-038. Principle Investigator: Baldwin B. Co-investigator: Evans GRD for
“Silicon Tissue Assay Around Port-a-Cath Chemotherapeutic Devices.” July 1995 –
1996, $3,000.
The University Cancer Foundation Board - Fowler Fund for Cancer Research, The University of
Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center. Protocol #01-94-00341. Principle Investigator:
Evans GRD for “Preoperative Irradiation and the Effects of Nerve Regeneration.”
August 1995 – 1998, $13,644.
The Cronkite Foundation, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center. Protocol
#01-94-00341. Principle Investigator: Evans GRD for “Nerve Regeneration: The Effects
of Postoperative Irradiation.” June 1994 – 1996, $15,000.
The Cancer Research Fund, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center. Protocol
#LAB-93-038. Principle Investigator: Evans GRD for “Silicon Tissue Assays in No
augmented Cadaveric and Augmented Patients.” November 1993 – 1995, $12,000.
Patents Pending and Granted:
1.
Evans GRD, Patrick CW, Jr., Schmidt M, Fan Z. Regulated growth factor delivery for
engineered peripheral nerve. (Patent Filed MDA:00-013 U.S. Serial No
09/910,681)(EPC 01954897.3-2107-USO123176).
2.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Mikos AG, Patrick Jr., C.W. Bioactive biodegradable nerve
conduits (Invention disclosure, IDR97-012).
3.
Evans GRD, Dhar S. Provisional Patent: Methods, Devices and Systems for Regulated
Growth Factor Delivery for Nerve Regeneration. (Docket No. UCIVN-059n 2004).
Teaching Experience:
1.
First Aid and Emergency Care for the Health Advocate Program. University of Southern
California, Los Angeles, California; 1980.
2.
Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds. Use of vein grafts in microvascular anastomoses. The
University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 17 June 1993.
3.
Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds. The evaluation of perforators in the TRAM flap with the
use of ultrasound color Doppler. The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer
Center, Houston, Texas; 17 June 1993.
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4.
The University of Texas Nursing Seminar. Pressure sores-etiology, treatment and
prevention. The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas;
1 October 1993.
5.
Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery Educational Conference. Craniofacial
Reconstruction. The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston,
Texas; 8 December 1993.
6.
Plastic Surgery Teaching Conference. Melanoma. St. Joseph Hospital, Houston, Texas;
15 December 1993.
7.
Reinstituted Journal Club for Staff, Fellows, and Residents. The University of Texas
M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 1993.
8.
Core Curriculum Weekly Teaching Conference for Fellows and Residents. The
University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 1993.
9.
The University of Texas Nursing Seminar. Pressure sores-etiology, treatment and
25 January 1994.
10.
Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery Educational Conference. Soft tissue facial
reconstruction. The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas;
16 February 1994.
11.
Plastic Surgery Teaching Conference. Melanoma. Baylor College of Medicine Grand
Rounds, Houston, Texas; 4 March 1994.
12.
Organized Journal Club for Staff, Fellows, Residents, Department of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center,
Houston, Texas; 1994.
13.
Core Curriculum Weekly Teaching Conference for Fellows and Residents, The
14.
The University of Texas Nursing Seminar. Pressure sores, wound healing. The
University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 31 March 1994.
15.
Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery Educational Conference. Melanoma. The University
of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 6 April 1994.
16.
Organized Journal Club for Staff, Fellows, Residents in the Department of Plastic
Surgery, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 1995.
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17.
Core Curriculum Weekly Teaching Conference for Fellows and Residents in the
Department of Plastic Surgery, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center,
Houston, Texas; 1995.
18.
Radiotherapy, a treatment we can live with? Baylor College of Medicine, Division of
Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds, Houston, Texas; 20 January 1995.
19.
Nursing Seminar. Plastic Surgery and Wound Healing. The University of Texas M. D.
Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 25 January 1995.
20.
Annual Division of Plastic Surgery Flap Dissection Course – Course Faculty.
Complications of TRAM breast reconstruction. Baylor College of Medicine, Houston,
Texas; 18 March 1995.
21.
Dental Oncology Symposium. Reconstruction of facial surgical defects. The University
of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 21 March 1995.
22.
Division of Plastic Surgery Annual Mock Oral Examinations. Examiner. Baylor College
of Medicine, Houston, Texas; 1 April 1995.
23.
Nursing Seminar. Plastic Surgery and Wound Healing. The University of Texas M. D.
Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 4 April 1995.
24.
Physician Mercy Mission. Baylor College of Medicine, Division of Plastic Surgery.
Recife, Brazil; 26 May – 4 June 1995.
25.
Mentor - University of Texas Health Science Center Houston Summer Medical Student
Program. Sponsored Medical Student through clinical and research projects for 10
weeks, Houston, Texas. Student Jeremy Williams; June – August 1995.
26.
Mentor – Department of Plastic Surgery, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson
Cancer Center, Houston, Texas. Research Assistant – Ali Gürlek; 1995-1996.
27.
Nursing Seminar. Plastic Surgery and Pressure Sores. The University of Texas M. D.
Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 25 September 1995.
28.
Nursing Seminar. Plastic Surgery and Pressure Sores – Didactic session on debridement.
The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 5 October
1995.
29.
Plastic Surgery Past, Present and Future: Nerve Regeneration. Clinical Oncology Grand
Rounds, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas;
17 November 1995.
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30.
Peripheral nerve regeneration: The effects of postoperative irradiation. The Institute of
Biosciences and Bioengineering at Rice University, Houston, Texas; 15 December 1995.
31.
Radiotherapy and wound healing. Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds, The University of
Texas - Houston Medical School, Houston, Texas; 22 January 1996.
32.
The University of Texas Nursing Seminar. Pressure sores – etiology, treatment and
25 January 1996.
33.
Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds, Radiotherapy and Wound Healing. The University of
Texas - Houston Medical School, Houston, Texas; 22 January 1996.
34.
Organized Journal Club for Staff, Fellows, Residents, Department of Plastic Surgery, The
35.
Core Curriculum Weekly Teaching Conference for Fellows and Residents, Department of
Plastic Surgery, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston,
Texas; 1996.
36.
Faculty-Clinical and Research Ethics Course. The University of Texas M. D. Anderson
Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; January – March 1996.
37.
The University of Texas Nursing Seminar. Wound Healing. The University of Texas M.
D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 4 April 1996.
38.
The University of Texas Nursing Seminar. Plastic Surgery and Pressure Sores – Didactic
session on debridement. The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center,
Houston, Texas; 4 April 1996.
39.
Infection control in third world countries. Association of Operating Room Nurses;
10 April 1996.
40.
Head and Neck Surgery Grand Rounds. Facial Reanimation. The University of Texas M.
D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 30 April 1996.
41.
Scientific Presentation Moderator – Session IV. American Society for Peripheral Nerve,
St Louis, Missouri; 1 June 1996.
42.
Scientific Session Presentation Moderator. Plastic Surgery Research Council, St. Louis,
Missouri; 4 June 1996.
43.
Mentor – The University of Texas Health Science Center Houston, Research rotation in
nerve regeneration. Resident – Eric Peden, M.D.; 1995 – 1996.
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44.
Mentor – The University of Texas Health Science Center Houston - Research year in
nerve regeneration. Intern – Tom Savel, M.D.; 1996 – 1997.
45.
Mentor – University of Texas Health Science Center Houston Summer Medical Student
weeks, Houston, Texas. Student – Jeremy Williams; June - August 1996.
46.
The University of Texas Nursing Seminar. Wound Healing in Plastic Surgery. The
University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 4 October 1996.
47.
The University of Texas Nursing Seminar. Plastic Surgery and Pressure Sores – Didactic
session on debridement. The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center,
Houston, Texas; 4 October 1996.
48.
Baylor Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds, Head and Neck Reconstruction. Houston Texas;
25 October 1996.
49.
South Central Regional Wound Ostomy Continence Nurse Meeting, Debridement
Techniques, Houston, Texas; 31 October 1996.
50.
Plastic Surgery Education Foundation Sponsored Core Curriculum Course, Microsurgery.
Faculty Member, Chicago, Illinois; 19 November 1996.
51.
Nerve Regeneration and adjuvant therapy – Bioengineering nerve conduits. CME Grand
Rounds. The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center; 31 January 1997.
52.
Moderator, Cellular Engineering I: Endothelial Cells. Fifteenth Annual Houston
Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research, Houston, Texas; 13 – 14 February
1997.
53.
Moderator, Nerve Poster Presentations. Plastic Surgery Research Council, 42nd Annual
Meeting, Galveston, Texas; 26 February – 1 March 1997.
54.
Radiation effects on wound healing. Baylor College of Medicine, Division of Plastic
Surgery, Grand Rounds, Houston, Texas; 29 August 1997.
55.
Mentor – The University of Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt. Research Associate – Ayman
Nabawi, M.D.; 1996 – 1997.
56.
Faculty – Clinical and Research Ethics Course. The University of Texas M. D. Anderson
Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; January – March 1997.
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57.
Texas; 1997.
58.
Organized Educational Seminars for Staff, Fellows, Residents, Department of Plastic
59.
weeks, Houston, Texas. Student – Jamie Hodges; June – August 1997.
60.
Mentor – The University of Shanhi, China. Research Associate – DeWei Wang, M.D.;
1997 – 1998.
61.
Session Secretary, “Reconstructive Surgery,” American Society of Reconstructive and
Plastic Surgery, San Francisco, California; 24 September 1997.
62.
American Society of Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery, Tissue Engineering: The Future
of Plastic Surgery, Panel Discussion – Nerve Reconstruction, San Francisco, California;
25 September 1997.
63.
Participated in Thesis Defense for Ayman Nabawi, M.D., Alexandria Egypt; 31 December
1997.
64.
Fort Bend County Independent School District – Career Day Presentation; 26 January
1998.
65.
Moderator, Focused Workshop on Cosmetics/Orthognathic. AO/ASIF Advanced
Symposium on Craniomaxillofacial Reconstruction, Snowbird, Utah; 28 February –
1 March 1998.
66.
Moderator, Practical exercise on angle fractures: 2.4 mm Universal Plate and 2.0 mm
Tension Bands. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Course, Baltimore, Maryland; 27 – 29 March
1998.
67.
Moderator, Practical exercise – 2.4 mm Lag Screw. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Course,
Baltimore, Maryland; 27 – 29 March 1998.
68.
Moderator, Nerve Regeneration Session. Plastic Surgery Research Council, Loma Linda,
California; 7 April 1998.
69.
Peripheral nerve reconstruction and the tissue engineering consortium. The University of
Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 30 May 1998.
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70.
weeks, Houston, Texas. Student – Lisa Otto; June – August 1998.
71.
Mentor – University of Freiberg Germany. Sponsored Medical Student through clinical
and research projects for 16 weeks, Houston, Texas. Student – Sonja Hermann; June –
October 1998.
72.
Mentor – University of Texas Health Science Center Houston Medical Student Program.
Sponsored Medical Student through clinical and research projects for 4 weeks, Houston,
Texas; Student – Melissa Bogle; July 1998.
73.
Mentor – Ruhr – University of Bochum Germany. Sponsored Medical Student through
clinical rotation for 4 weeks, Houston, Texas. Student – Jörg Hauser; July – August
1998.
74.
Mentor – University of Freiberg Germany. Sponsored Medical Student through and
clinical rotation for 4 weeks, Houston, Texas. Student – Jens Wallmichrath; July –
August 1998.
75.
Mentor – Rice University. Sponsored Graduate Student through research projects for 8
weeks, Houston, Texas. Student – Jennifer Sobeck; July – August 1998.
76.
Examination Committee for Timothy King, B.S., M.D. – Oral Candidacy Examination
for Ph.D. Thesis, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston,
Texas; 17 August 1998.
77.
Clinical approach to peripheral nerve injury. Advances in Tissue Engineering, Rice
University; 19 August 1998.
78.
Mentor – Ruhr – University of Bochum Germany. Sponsored Medical Student through
clinical rotation for 4 weeks, Houston, Texas. Student – Oliver Rossbach; August –
September 1998.
79.
Mentor – Eberhard-Karls University of Tuebingen, Germany. Sponsored Medical
Student through clinical rotation for 4 weeks, Houston, Texas. Student – Chistoph
Baumann; August – September 1998.
80.
Moderator, Plastic Educational Foundation Scholarship Awards Papers at the 67th Annual
Scientific Meeting of the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons.
Boston, Massachusetts; 3 – 7 October 1998.
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81.
Moderator, Head and Neck Section at the 67th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American
Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons. Boston, Massachusetts; 3 – 7 October
1998.
82.
Moderator, New member orientation at the 67th Annual Scientific Meeting of the
American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons. Boston, Massachusetts; 3 – 7
October 1998.
83.
Study Section Reviewer for Neurosciences, MDCN-3 SBIR/STTR Study Section,
National Institutes of Health; November 1998.
84.
Chair – Melanoma session of the scientific program. Joint Scientific Meeting of the
British Association of Plastic Surgery and the Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation,
London, England; 30 November – 4 December 1998.
85.
Head and Neck Conference, Head and Neck Reconstruction. The University of Texas M.
D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 8 December 1998.
86.
Texas; 1998.
87.
88.
Plastic Surgery. The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston,
Texas; 1999.
89.
Surgery. The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 1999.
90.
Mentor – University of Freiberg Germany. Sponsored Plastic Surgery Resident through
clinical rotation for 2 weeks, Houston, Texas. Resident – Dr. Med. Mathias Voigt; 25
January – 4 February 1999.
91.
The University of Texas Medical Grand Rounds. Tissue engineering in plastic surgery.
Houston, Texas; 19 February 1999.
92.
Mentor – Sponsored Medical Student through clinical rotation for 6 weeks. University of
Bochum, Houston, Texas. Student – Andreas David Niederbichler; 22 February – 7 April
1999.
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93.
Study Section Reviewer for Neurosciences, MDCN 3-02 SBIR/STTR Study Section.
National Institutes of Health; 8 April 1999.
94.
Mentor – St Andrew’s Center for Plastic Surgery, Broomfield Hospital, Chelmsford,
United Kingdom. Senior Specialist Registrar – Ngi W. Yii, M.D.; April – May 1999.
95.
Mentor – University of Texas, Houston, Medical Student Summer Research Program.
Medical Student – Alexander Allori; June – August, 1999.
96.
Mentor – University of Freiberg Germany. Sponsored Medical Student through clinical
and research projects for 16 weeks, Houston, Texas. Student – Sonja Hermann; May –
September 1999.
97.
Scientific Session Moderator, Breakout Session 101 – Micro, Flap and Nerve. Plastic
Surgery Research Council. Pittsburgh Pennsylvania; 24 May 1999.
98.
Mentor – Martha Melendez. Medical Student. Dartmouth Medical School. The
University of Texas Medical Student Summer Research Program. June – August, 1999.
99.
AO/ASIF Atlanta Maxillofacial Course. Laboratory Instructor. Atlanta, Georgia; 12 – 13
June 1999.
100.
Sponsored Medical Student through clinical and research projects for 4 weeks, Houston,
Texas. Student – Jeff Friedrick; July 1999.
101.
Study Section Reviewer for Neurosciences. MDCN 3-02 SBIR/STTR Study Section,
National Institutes of Health; 17 July 1999.
102.
Plastic Educational Foundation Core Curriculum Course in Plastic Surgery.
Microsurgery. Chicago, Illinois; 8 August 1999.
103.
Core Curriculum Weekly Teaching Conference for Fellows and Residents. Department
of Plastic Surgery, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston,
Texas; 2000.
104.
105.
Session Chair, Microsurgery. The American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgeons. New Orleans, Louisiana; 24 October 1999.
106.
Mentor – 4th year clinical elective, University of Texas, Houston, Texas. Medical Student
– Mark Borden; November 1999.
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107.
Doctoral Thesis, Committee Member for Terry Hudson. Department of Chemical
Engineering, The University of Texas, Austin, Texas; 11 November 1999.
108.
Course Co-Chairperson, Challenges and Advances in Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and
Reconstruction. Dallas, Texas; 13 – 14 November 1999.
109.
Study Section Reviewer for Neurosciences, MDCN 3-02 SBIR/STTR Study Section,
National Institutes of Health; 22 November 1999.
110.
Sponsored Medical Student through clinical and research projects, Houston, Texas.
Student – John Nguyen; February – June 2000.
111.
Sponsor – Haluk Duman, MD. Visitor, The University of Ankara Department of Plastic
Surgery, Turkey; October 1999 – June 2000.
112.
Program Director, Residents. The University of California, Irvine, Orange, California;
2000 – Present.
Stefan Adair – 2000
Dan Reichner – 2001
Matts Hagstrom – 2002
Mark Knight – 2005
Raffy Karamanoukian – 2005
Garrett Wirth – 2005
Kevin Brenner – 2006
Elenore Zetrenne – 2006
Michael McConnell – 2007
Keith Hurvitz – 2007
Michael Budd – 2008
Melissa Smith – 2008
Chris Rhim – 2009
Raffi Hovsepian – 2009
Charbel Chalfoun – 2010
Eugene Kim – 2010
Sejal Patel – 2011
Patrick Murphy – 2011
Michael Lin – 2012
Peter Lin – 2012
John Park – 2013
Aaron Kosins – 2013
Maristella Evangelista – 2014
Thomas Scholz - 2015
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Windy Olaya – 2015
Jonathan Rimler - 2015
113.
Burn Reconstruction. Burn Injury Class. The University of California, Irvine, Orange,
California; 16 June 2000.
114.
Breast Reconstruction. The University of California, Irvine Seminar; 25 October 2000.
115.
Minority Science Program Seminar Series. Tissue Engineering. The University of
California, Irvine; 1 February 2001.
116.
Uplifting News in Plastic Surgery. Senior Seminar. The University of California, Irvine;
1 March 2001.
117.
University of California, Irvine Medical Students Mentored for the 2000 – 2001
Academic Year: Don Kohan, Oscar Hsu, Bruce Allen Rodgers, Boris Lulbavin, William
Karlon, Meeta Sabnis, Lavonne Sheng, Shipla Keny, Lahmien LaRusch, Peyman Ghasri,
Michael Chao, Adam Farber, Julie Wu, Samuel Haraldson, Amir Karamzadeh, Hassan
Borazjani, Alexandre Rasouli, Tiffany Howell, Dmitri Gelfand, Arun Raghavan,
Christina Matts, Pham Tuan.
118.
Physician Assistant Students from Western University of Health Sciences, Pomona,
California Mentored for the 2000–2001 Academic Year: David Stacy, Tabita Collins,
Griselda Soriano, Rebecca Shoemaker, Amy Wolfson, Mieko McCaleb, Tamlin Santos,
Ken Garneau, Christine Souza, Sihour Peak.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. Head and Neck Surgery Grand Rounds, The University
of California, Irvine; 28 March 2001.
119.
120.
Center For Scientific Review ZRG1 MDCN-3. SBIR, National Institute of Health;
6 April 2001.
121.
Tissue Engineering. Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds; 9 April 2001.
122.
Moderator, Tissue Engineering I. Plastic Surgery Research Council 46th Annual Meeting.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin; 11 June 2001.
123.
Academic Year: Eli Silver, Arun Raghaven, Ori Melamud, Antonio Duran, Annemarie
McNeill, Baubac Hayatdavoudi, Keong Joung, Pierangelo Renella, Bergeon, Yuri
Falkinstein, Bryan Leek, Patrick Truong, Maithy Truong, Antonio Duran.
124.
Mentor – University Medical College of Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey. Research
student – Charbel Chalfoun; June – July 2001.
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Study Section for Neurosciences. National Institute of Health ZRG1, MDCN-3, SBIR.;
July 2001.
126.
Mentor – University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia. Research Student – Matthew
Cole; June – August 2001.
127.
Mentor – Freiberg University, Freiberg, Germany. Research Student – Nadia Cosentino;
August – October 2001.
128.
Wound Healing. Medical Student Teaching Conference; 30 August 2001.
129.
Mentor – Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, California. Rotating Student – Melissa
Smith; August – September 2001.
130.
California Mentored for the 2001 – 2002 Academic Year: Paige Viloria, Sandra
Fantauzzi, Monique Jackwson, Linda Yu, Max Cruz, Kristin Lund, Thomas Mohan,
Anthony Pinner, Esteban Sarabia, Nicole Wright, Tiffany Hirsch, Triet Nguyen, Brian
Brinegar, Amity Inman, Tiffany Brown, Roxanna Reynafarje.
131.
Tissue Engineering. Presentation given to the Biomedical Engineering Students, The
University of California, Irvine, Irvine, California; 9 October 2001.
132.
Mentor – Vidas Misevicius, M.D.: Visiting Professor Vilniaus Universitetine, Lietuva;
8 – 31 October 2001.
Session Moderator, Breast, Inaugural Congress of The World Society for Reconstructive
Microsurgery, Taipei, Taiwan; 31 October 2001.
133.
134.
Session Moderator, Research Grants Paper. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons,
Orlando, Florida; 5 November 2001.
135.
Session Moderator, Craniomaxillofacial papers. The American Society of Plastic
Surgeons and The American Society for Maxillofacial Surgeons, Orlando, Florida;
4 November 2001.
136.
Study Section for Neurosciences. National Institute of Health MDCN-3, SBIR.;
30 November 2001.
137.
Mentor – Biological Sciences 199 Undergraduate Research Program, Taline Kotchounian;
2002 – 2003.
138.
Introduction to Biomedical Engineering Course. Tissue Engineering in Plastic Surgery,
University of California, Irvine, Irvine, California; 22 January 2002.
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Course Chairman. University of California, Irvine Science and Technology Innovation
Series. Integrating New Technologies to Rebuild the Body, The University of California
Irvine, Irvine, California; 14 February 2002.
140.
Nerve Regeneration, clinical perspective. University of California, Irvine Science and
Technology Innovation Series. Integrating New Technologies to Rebuild the Body, The
University of California Irvine, Irvine, California; 14 February 2002.
141.
Study Section for Neurosciences MDCN-3 (10). National Institute of Health SBIR,
11 March 2002.
142.
Tissue Engineering. The Future of Medicine? Developmental Biology Series, University
of California, Irvine, Irvine, California; 14 March 2002.
143.
Current Approaches to Facial Rejuvenation. Course Director. Endoscopic and Cadaver
Laboratory. University of California, Irvine, Irvine, California; 23 March 2002.
144.
Craniofacial Trauma. Otolaryngology Grand Rounds, University of California, Irvine,
Irvine, California; 27 March 2002.
145.
Radiation Therapy and Wound Healing. General Surgery Grand Rounds, University of
California, Irvine, Irvine, California; 4 April 2002.
146.
Mentor – American University of the Caribbean, Michele Lanza; 8 April – 3 May 2002.
147.
Mentor – University of Ludwig Maximilian, Munich, Germany, Doris Stoecki; 15 April –
10 May 2002.
148.
Face and Body Contouring. Weight Management Program, University of California,
Irvine, Irvine, California; 6 May 2002.
149.
Orangewood Tour for Students, Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery Institute; 7 May 2002.
150.
Mentored JC Jimenez, M.D. Tissue Engineered Nerve; 2001 – 2002.
151.
Mentored Walter Chua, M.D. Bone Tissue Engineering; 2002 – 2003.
152.
Mentored Kevin Brenner, M.D Cartilage Tissue Engineering; 2002 – 2003.
153.
Mentored Essem Razik, M.D., Ph.D. Thesis, Outcomes of Mandibular Reconstruction.
University of Alexandria, Egypt; 2001 – 2003.
154.
Mentored Mohammad Elfar, M.D. Facial Transplantation; 2001-2002.
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California Mentored for the 2002-2003 Academic Year: Michael Blasko, Marilyn
Varela, Barbara Witowska, Delia Mendoza-Zesati, Lan Do, Man-Cheng Ma, Melinda
Sanchez.
156.
Study Section for Neurosciences MDCN-3 (10). National Institute of Health SBIR;
18 July 2002.
157.
Mentor – Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, California. Student – Ryan Lauer;
29 July – 23 August 2002.
158.
Mentor – Elective Students 2002 – 2003 Academic Year: Sabin Matwani, Justin West,
Phillip McCann, Jason Behseresht, Ethan Philpott, Marco Grefori, Stephan Eskaros, Ali
Kohansal, Mehran Taban, Maithy Truong, Mayra Cazares, Marissa Chang, Rebecca
Smith, Wuen Dang.
159.
Mentor – Research Students: Mandy Cheung, University of California, Los Angeles
(June – August 2002); M.B.R.S. Adrian Fernandez (April – June 2002); Rian Zuniga
(April – June 2002); U.R.O.P. Ravi Shetty (May 2002 – Present); Bio 199 Nareg
Gharabjanian (January 2002 – Present); Taline Katchounian (October 2001 – Present).
160.
Mentored Micheal McConnell, M.D. Tissue Engineering Nerve; 1 July 2002 – 30 June
2004.
161.
Mentored Douglas Calvert, Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine; 30 July –
2 August 2002.
162.
Mentor – Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, California. Student – Pouya Shafipour;
23 September – 18 October 2002.
163.
Mentor – The Chicago Medical School Finch University, Chicago, Illinois. Student – Ali
Borghei; 23 September – 4 October 2002.
164.
Mentor – Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. Student – Patrick Hsu; 23 September –
2 October 2002.
165.
Mentor – West Virginia University School of Medicine, Morgantown, West Virginia.
Medical Student – Natalie Horsman; 2 – 27 September 2002.
166.
Mentor Phillip McCann Guy’s King and St Thomas’ School of Medicine, London,
England. Student – Phillip McCann; 9 – 27 September 2002.
167.
Mentored Ali Borghei. The Chicago Medical School; 23 September – 4 October 2002.
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Mentored Ali Kohansal. Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia; 4 – 19 November
2002.
169.
Mentor – Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, California. Student – Jason Behseresht;
21 October – 15 November 2002.
170.
Introduction to Plastic Surgery to 3rd year Medical Students. General Surgery Rotation;
5 February 2003.
171.
Co-Director AUA Microsurgical Training Course. The University of California, Irvine;
20 – 22 March 2003.
172.
Tissue Engineering. Introduction to Clinical Medicine. Department of Biomedical
Engineering Class; 23 April 2003.
173.
Mentored MS II students for their clinical service experience. Armen Abulian, Stella
Trosman, Dinh Nguyen, Danner Hodgson; 2002 – 2003.
174.
Academic Year: Sabin Motwani (26 August – 6 September 2002), Maithy Truong (18 –
29 November 2002), Vlad Nuvosovich (16 December 2002 – 7 January 2003), Jordan
Graff (13 – 24 January 2003), Mohammad Nazari (24 February – 7 March 2003), Bjorn
Kraft (21 April – 30 May 2003).
175.
Mentored Junior Surgery Clerkship 2002 – 2003 Academic Year: Susie Shin, Heidi
Chen, Sean Calandrella, Ani Ardashian, Sumeet Subherwal, Rebecca Smith, Mayra
Cezares, Marissa Chang, Shahdad Behnam, Karen Chiu, Ana De La Sierra, Kasra
Rowshan, Frederick Eco, David Finley, Ken Weinstock, Ronen Zipkin.
176.
Mentored Junior Surgery Clerkship 2003 – 2004 Academic Year: Nimisha Amin, Mariya
Favelyukis, Susan Lin, Tannaz Moin (23 – 27 June 2003), Jennifer Jordan, Polly
Niravath, David Rios, Sarvenaz Saadat (18 – 22 August 2003), Yama Akbari, Peter
Binkley, Mark McDonnell, Dinh Nguyen (25 August – 18 October 2003).
177.
Breast Reconstruction. Surgery Grand Rounds, The University of California, Irvine;
29 May 2003.
178.
Co-Moderator 2003 Spinal Cord Conference and Training, Upper Extremity. Long
Beach, California; 7 June 2003.
179.
Mentor Physician Assistant Students, 2003 – 2004 Academic Year. Goinaz Parsa, Bobbi
Borning, Jill Hankey, Carrie-Anne Vera, Dustin Shea, Jennifer Gurden, Sangini Patel.
180.
Mentor – Vermont University. Student – Amir Ajar; 30 June – 25 July 2003.
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Mentor – The University of California, Irvine. Student – Helen Fu; 14 – 25 July 2003.
182.
Mentor – Robert Wood Johnson, New Jersey. Student – Charbel Chalfoun; 28 July – 22
August 2003.
183.
Mentor – The University of California, Irvine. Candice McDaniel; 28 July – 22 August
2003,
184.
Mentor – Temple University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Kitty Ho;
185.
Mentor – The University of California, Irvine. Pejman Motorjam; 11 August – 5
September 2003.
186.
Mentor – Loma Linda Student Thomas Cho; 6 – 31 October 2003.
187.
Mentored Volunteer Researcher Hooman Shabatian; 1 July 2003 – 30 June 2004.
188.
Mentor – University of Tennessee, Memphis, Tennessee. Sean Kelishadi; 6 – 29 August
2003.
189.
Mentored Christine Young Biological Science 199 Undergraduate Research Program;
September 2003 – 2004.
190.
Mentored Nareg Gharibjanian Biological Science 199 Undergraduate Research Program
February 2002 – June 2004.
191.
Mentored Sanjay Naran Biological Science 199 Undergraduate Research Program;
September 2003 – August 2004.
192.
Mentored Daniel Tran Biological Science 199 Undergraduate Research Program;
193.
Mentored Saira Farook Biological Science 199 Undergraduate Research Program;
194.
Mentor – University of Korea. Associate Researcher and Plastic Surgeon – Euk Sik
Yoon, M.D.; 2003 – 2005.
195.
Mentored Volunteer Medical Student Researcher Benjamin Serxner; July 2003 – Present.
196.
Hospital Rounds and Teaching. The Kwong Wah Hospital. Hong Kong; 6 October
2003.
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Mentor – 2nd Year Medical Student – Gina Gajdos; December 2003.
198.
Mentor – University of California San Diego. Medical Students – Sam Kohanzadeh
(3 – 14 November 2003) and Eliza Tran (17 – 28 November 2003).
199.
Mentor – Mexicana de Medicina Universidad, Lasalle Luciana Langoni; 17 – 28
November 2003.
200.
SESAP General Surgery Review – Wound Healing. University of California, Irvine,
Irvine, California; 13 January 2003.
201.
Mentor – Biomedical Engineering 199 Graduate Research Program Student, Nareg
Gharibjanian; September 2004 – 2006
202.
Mentor – Biomedical Engineering Graduate Research Program Student, Sara Chastain;
July 2004 – 2005.
203.
Mentor – Volunteer Medical Student Researcher, Daniel Chun; July 2004 – Present.
204.
Mentor – Medical Student Volunteer Researcher, Teresa Halliday; August 2004 – January
2005.
205.
Mentor – Biomedical Engineering 199 Undergraduate Research Program, Phuong Ho;
September 2004 – 2005.
206.
Mentor – Biomedical Engineering 199 Undergraduate Research Program, Azadeh
Khoroshi; January 2005 – 2006.
207.
Breast Reconstruction. General Surgery Grand Rounds; 9 September 2004.
208.
California Mentored 2004 - 2005: Marie Nielsen (1-30 September 2004), Brian Page (131 October 2004), Orla Stewart (2 – 31 January 2005), Marie Gutierrez (1 – 31 March
2005), Kimberly Dooda (1 – 31 March 2005).
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University of California, Irvine 4th Year Medical Students Mentored for the 2004 – 2005
Academic Year: Dinh Nguyen (28 June – 23 July 2004), Hamed Arafar (28 June – 23
July 2004), Benjamin Serxner (23 August – 17 September 2004), Jon Bradley Strawn
(6 – 26 September 2004), Heidi Harrington (13 – 24 September 2004), Hop Tran Cao
(20 September – 15 October 2004), Leslie Manace (20 September – 15 October 2004),
Ryan Garcia (27 September – 24 October 2004), Li-Xing Man (18 – 31 October 2004),
Ariel Hurtado (25 October – 21 November 2004), Julie Cantor (15 – 26 November 2004),
Jonathan Slone (15 November – 10 December 2004), Aaron Kosins (10 – 21 January
2005), Nikolas Chugay (6 March – 3 April 2005).
210.
Director 4th Annual California Tissue Engineering Meeting. The University of
California, Irvine. September 16, 17, 2005.
211.
University of California, Irvine 4th Year Medical Students Mentored for 2005 – 2006
academic year. Edward Lee (June 20-July 16), Brandon Reynolds (July 25- August 19),
Michael Brewer (August 24- September 16), Ali Soltani (August 29 – September 23),
Justine Lee (August 29 – September 23), Jaren Brandenberger (September 26 – October
21), Daniel Liu (September 26 – October 21), Gehann D’Souza (September – October
2005), Eric Culbertson (October 24 – November 11), Karen Kim (October 24 –
November 24), Ian Makey (October 31 – November 25), Susie Chang (October 24 –
November 6), Leuenstein (October 31 – November 25), Kyle Song (November 7 –
November 18), Danielle Mitchell (November 14 - November 25), Allison Ma (November
21 – December 2), Nancy Campbell (November 24 – December 11), Darren Raphael
(December 26 – January 6), Steven Daines (February 6 – March 3).
212.
University of California, Irvine 3rd year Medical Students Mentored for 2005 – 2006
academic year: Tania Basu (June 2005), Rosanne Bravo (June 2005), Salina Lee (June
2005), David Bear (August 2005), Eric Chen (August 2005), Aliso Kim (August 2005),
Dana Marseille (August 2005), Neda Yazdi (August 2005), Andrew Bourgeois (Oct
2005), Rarey Kristin (Oct 2005), Regan Conor (Oct 2005), Jason Young (Oct 2005).
Tsang Janet (Dec 2005), Jeanette Waller (Dec 2005), Darrin Lee (Dec 2005), Jonathan Li
(Dec 2005), Elham Afghani (Jan 2006), Peter Gerrtiz (Jan 2006), William Rietkerk (Jan
2006), Eric Sandoval (Jan 2006). Reema Basu (March/April 2006), Ami Desai
(March/April 2006), Jeremy Gililland (March/April 2006), Akta Patel (March/April
2006), Ashley Kempf (May/June 2006), Cuong Lam (May/June 2006), Lisa Lindvall
(May/June 2006), Neda Mehr (May/June 2006).
213.
Thesis committee review for Ng Kee Woei, Ph.D. Candidate. National University of
Singapore. September 2005.
214.
Mentored Second Year Medical Student Joseph Chen. November/ December 2005.
215.
Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds. Head and Neck Reconstruction. Jan 12, 2006.
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Mentor Winter 2006 Bio 199 Students: Albert Khan Bui, Lauren Amber Degelia,
Michale Jason Rogers.
217.
Mentor 2nd year medical student Jonathan Salcedo. February 2006.
218.
Co-Director Contour Threads Course. The University of California, Irvine. February 4,
2006.
219.
Mentor 2nd year medical student Joshua Waltzman. April/May 2006.
220.
Mentor Western University PA Students 2006 – 2007 academic year. Richard
McCracken (September 2006), Davis Ayers (March 2007).
221.
University of California, Irvine 3rd year Medical Students Mentored for 2006 – 2007.
Anna Altshuler (July 2006), Mahsa Abdollahi (July 2006), Robert Kyureghian (July
2006), Taylor McAfee (July 2006), Navid Alem (Sept 2006), Eva Boyd (Sept 2006),
Kristy Davis (Sept 2006), Manijeh Torki (Sept 2006), Elizabeth Yanni (Sept 2006),
David Floriolli (Nov 2006), Timothy Garvey (Nov 2006), Connie Gomez (Nov 2006),
Erica Klaus (Nov 2006), Megan Stephenson (Nov 2006).
222.
Center for Scientific Review Special Emphasis Panel. ZRG1 MDCN-L (10) Molecular,
Cellular and Developmental Neurobiological Small Buisness Applications. July 25,
2006. Reviewer
223.
F03B Biophysical and Physiological Neuroscience 2006/10 Council ZRG1 F03B-L 20L.
NIH. July 27, 2006. Reviewer
224.
Mentor Min Ah Lee, MD. Resident University of Korea. July 2006.
225.
Mentor Ph.D. Candidate Suraj Kachgal. The Laboratory for Tissue Engineering and
Regenerative Medicine. 2006-2007.
226.
Mentor Alison DuBoff, MD – Volunteer researcher July 2006 – June 2007. General
Surgery resident Cornel University.
227.
Mentor Thomas Scholz – Researcher August 2006 – July 2007. Department of Visceral
and Transplantation Surgery. The University Hospital of Zurich. Doctoral Thesis.
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University of California, Irvine 4th year Medical Student Externships 2006 - 2007.
Benjamin Basseri (July-August 2006), David Lazar (July-August 2006), Omar Al-Nouri
(August 2006), David Jackowe (August-September 2006), Manish Champaneria
(September-October 2006), Jonathan Yang (September-October 2006), Kapil Sampat
(September-October 2006), Aaron Kosins (October-November 2006), Tim Lekic
(October-November 2006), Sarah Stanowicz (November 2006), Keith Follmar
(November-December 2006), Alain Nguyen (November-December 2006), Robert Louis
(November-December 2006), Jessica Chiang (January-February 2007), Narges Mazloon
(April 2007), Esther Choi (April 2007), Gehaan D’Souza (April 2007), Hanna Kim (April
2007), Sarah Lopez (April 2007), Rebecca Yeasted (April 2007).
229.
Mentor Bio Sci Mentor Program 2006 – 2007. Students Mariya Andriasian, Manrukh
Madad, Anna Melkonyan and Carrie Zhao. The University of California, Irvine.
230.
Core Curriculum – Plastic Surgery Residents Jan 2007.
231.
Clinical applications of stem cells. Biological Science Lecture Series. February 8, 2007.
Natural Science II – The University of California, Irvine.
232.
Western University PA Student Mentor 2007 - 2008: Carolyn Perry (Oct 2007), Kristin
Fasching (Jan 2008), Laila Ayaz (Feb 2008), Khanh Nguyen (April 2008), Diana
Fernandez (March 2008).
233.
University of California 3rd and 4th year Medical Student rotations and externships 2007 2008. Daniel Beck (July 2007), Gehaan D’Souza (July 2007), Zak Mallon (Aug 2007),
Bryson Richards (Aug 2007), James Depew (Aug/Sept 2007), Naessa Malit (Aug/Sept
2007), Naiem Nassiri (Aug/Sept 2007), Jonathan Zelkin (Aug/Sept 2007), Rabia
Nizamani (Sept 2007), Karla Garcia (Sept 2007), Charles Mendoza (Sept 2007), Jose Pio
(Sept 2007), John Shin (Sept 2007), Marjun Duldulao (Sept 2007), Sunishka
Wimalawansa (Sept/Oct 2007), Zachary Filip (Sept/Oct 2007), Mark Soares (Sept/Oct
2007), Vinaya Puppala (Sept/Oct 2007), Peter Ro (Oct 2007), Steven Huffman (Oct
2007), Molli Boyd (Oct/Nov 2007), Andrew Blount (Oct/Nov 2007), Carlos Flores
(Oct/Nov 2007), Bryan Correa (Oct 2007), Jean Gauvin (Nov 2007), Sergio Alvarez (Nov
2007), Eddie Thara (Nov/Dec 2007), Sunishka Wimalawansa (Sept/Oct 2007, Jose Pio
(Sept 2007), Karla Garcia (Sept 2007), John Shin (Sept 2007), Charles Mendoza (Sept
2007), George Spencer (Oct 2007), Dorothy Liu (Oct 2007), David Miller (Oct 2007),
Howard Benjamin (Nov 2007), Pamela Hockert (Feb 2008), Kevin O’Leary (Feb 2008),
Barbara-Jean Santos (Feb 2008), Charlene Torkan (Feb 2008), Amandip Gill (Feb 2008),
Jennifer Channual (March, April 2008), Kaylene Cholpek (March, April 2008), Rupa
Pugashetti (March, April 2008), Sanjay Swamidass (March, April 2008), Ryan Wright
(March, April 2008), Dave Brown (May 2008), Linh Dang (May 2008), Ali Razmara
(May 2008), Emily Wang (May 2008).
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University of California 3rd and 4th year Medical Student rotations and externships 2008 2009. Irene Lee (July, August 2008), Kasra Maasumi (July, August 2008), Samantha
Mekhail (July, August 2008), George Mittendorf (July, August 2008), Dana Steenhard
(July, August 2008), Paola Case (Sept 2008), Grace Chung (Sept 2008), Nareg
Gharibjanians (Sept 2008), Julie Hui (Sept 2008), Vincent Kirkpatrick (Sept 2008),
Johnathan Rimler (Sept, Oct 2008), Marshall Dines (Sept,Oct 2008), Matthew Brown
(Sept, Oct 2008), Kah Zhang (Oct 2008), Alisa Krichevsky (Sept, Oct 2008), Amy
Douglas (Nov 2008), Natalie Hoffman (Nov 2008), Deena Ibrahim (Nov 2008), Sean
Rodriguez (Nov 2008), Nikhraj Brar (Jan 2009), Julio Echegoyen (Jan 2009), Dilbahar
Mohar (Jan 2009), Jerry Wong (Jan 2009), Nikhraj Brar (Feb 2009), Julio Echegoyen
(Feg 2009), Dilbahar Mohar (Feb 2009), Jerry Wong (Feb 2009), Sumati Bavistty (March
2009), Stephanie Channual (March 2009), Chrstina Umber (March 2009), Jason Warren
(March 2009), Randy Woo (March 2009), Ana Maria Crissien-Martinez (May 2009),
Kelly Okazaki (May 2009), David Rayhan (May 2009), Steven Stappaerts (May 2009),
235.
University of California 3rd and 4th year Medical Student rotations and externships 2009 –
2010. Timothy Howell (July 2009), Jerry Ngo (July 2009), Jennifer Blanco (July 2009),
Katherine Hartzell (July 2009), Nicholas Johnson (July, August 2009), Ara Salibian
(Aug, Sept 2009), Jean Paul Chadarevian (Aug, Sept 2009), Emily Grant (Aug-Sept
2009), Jacqueline King (Aug-Sept 2009), Jaqualine Lindquester (Aug-Sept 2009), Joseph
Treister (Aug-Sept 2009), Donald Harvey (Aug-Sept 2009), Emil Kohan (Aug-Sept
2009), Cassra Arbabi (Aug-Feb 2009-10), Cathy Tang (Aug-Sept 2009), Emily Grant
(Sept 2009), Joseph Treister (Sept 2009), Olivier Deighni (Sept-Oct 2009), Johnathan
Falakassa (Sept-Oct 2009), David Rayhan (Sept-Oct 2009), Shehla Admani (Oct-Nov
2009), Long Duong (Oct-Nov 2009), Mickey Ni (Oct-Nov 2009), Nooshin Yashar (OctNov 2009), Lauren Hewell (Oct-Nov 2009), Yonitte Hindawi (Oct-Nov 2009), Mark
Daniels (Oct-Nov 2009), Rainbow Chung (Jan-Feb 2010), Donald Mowlds (Jan-Feb
2010), Lauren Sundheimer (Jan-Feb 2010), Ernesto Gonzalez (March-April 2010), Farah
Karipineni (March-April 2010), Madhukar Patel (March-April 2010), Rob Morgan (MayJune 2010), Daniel Nagasawa (May-June 2010), Alicia Sheen (May-June 2010).
236.
Western University PA mentorships 2008 - 2009. Melanie Pasion (Oct 2009), Crystal
Brieden (Dec 2008).
237.
ZRG1 ETTN-D 13 B, Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Neurobiological Small
Business Reviewer. National Institute of Health. Study Section July 8, 2008.
238.
Mentor Karima Taher Ismail Ahmed Ismail. Cairo University Faculty of Medicine,
Department of General Surgery Thesis. Evaluation of Different Techniques in the
Management of Breast Ptosis. 2008-2009.
239.
Mentor Clinical Observer Xiao Feng Bai, Shenyang, China (Feb 2009)
240.
Mentor Physician Assistant Student Melanie Pasion (Feb 2009)
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241.
Mentor Residents Taiwan Chih-Wei Wu, MD, Ying-An Chen, MD (March 2009), ChingChun Lin, Wei-Nung Lin (April 2009).
242.
Brown Bad Lunch Seminars. Plastic Surgery: A New Wrinkle. The University of
California, Irvine. April 22 2009.
243.
Visiting Research Student - Josh Shahan (June-Aug 2009), Ariel Ourian (July 2009),
Justin Kaidi (July, Aug 2009).
244.
Mentor Assistant Professor Jin Sup Eom (July 2009- June 2010). Asan University and
Medical Center.
245.
Stem Cell Technology in the Clinical Setting. Biomedical Student Lecture. The
University of California, Irvine. Feb 9 2010.
246.
ZRG1 ETTN-H (13) Center for Scientific Review. Molecular, Cellular and
Developmental Neurobiological Small Business SBIR-NIH Study Section. San Diego,
CA. Feb 22, 2010.
247.
Mentor Karima Ismail. The American Association of Plastic Surgery John D. Constable
Traveling Fellow. Cairo, Egypt. 2010-2011.
248.
Mentor Marko Tomov. Junior Specialists WOS Research Assistant. 2010-2011.
249.
Mentor Madhubari Vathulya Junior Consultant Plastic Surgeon Max Healthcare, Delhi
India. July-August 2010.
250.
2011. Jesse Kaplan (July 2010), Ellika Sadr (July 2010), Justin Tilan (July 2010), Kyle
Xu (July–Aug 2010), Huay-Zong Law (July-Aug 2010), Samuel Golpain (Aug 2010),
Haig Goenjian (Aug-Sept 2010), Michael Larsen (Aug-Sept 2010), Wayne Lindstrom
(Aug-Sept 2010), Max Malotky (Sept 2010), Christopher Ellstrom (Sept 2010), Anthony
Vu (Sept 2010), Kathleen Holoyda (Oct 2010), Inzhili Ismail (Oct-Nov 2010), Shelley
Chang (Oct-Nov 2010), Jesse Lyon (Oct-Nov 2010), Mathew Prakash (Nov 2010), Kanal
Singh (Nov 2010), Tania Portillo (Feb 2011), Sean Tsao (Jan 2011), Vincent Whelan
(Feb 2011), Kevin Shah (March 2011), Jennifer Way (March 2011), Janelle Marshall
(April 2011), Jonathan Steller (June 2011), Catherine Xia (May 2011), Alexander Christ
(June 2011).
251.
Mentor Jonathan Eichelsdoerfer BSCR research fellow Cal State Fullerton. Jan-July
2011.
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252.
Head and Neck Reconstruction Core Curriculum Teaching Conference Plastic Surgery.
253.
Mentor Western PA- JiHyun Lee- 1/1 - 1/31, Maria Lin 6/1-6/30/2011
254.
Thesis Defense Committee Chair for Suraj Kachgal. “The Role of Extracellular Matrix
Density and Mural Cell Identity in Vascularization.” The University of California, Irvine.
Department of Biomedical Engineering. April 26, 2011.
255.
Mentor Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation Scholar Ifeanyichukwu Onah from
Nigeria. Feb 19-April 29, 2011.
256.
Mentor Visitor Daniel Valpato, Brazil, April 18-May2, 2011
257.
Mentor Visitor Gustavo Almanzar German, Brazil, April 18-May2, 2011
258.
Mentor Visitor Gregory Sayer, UCLA, Jan 13- June 9, 2011.
259.
Mentor Pang-Yun Chou, Taiwan, March 3-17 2011.
260.
Mentor Chung-Rong Ho, Taiwan, March 3-17, 2011.
261.
Mentor Ting-Chen Lu, Taiwan, April 5-19, 2011.
262.
Mentor Western PA – Maria Lee 6/1-6/23, 2011.
263.
Mentor Stephanie Aileen Chan, Medical Student Royal College of Surgeons, Ireland –
July, August 2011.
264.
2012. Nhan Huyuh (July 2011), Renee Marinelli (Aug 2011), Jonathan Pourmorady (Aug
2011), Jeremy Truntzer (Sept 2011), Donald Mowlds (July, Aug 2011), Nhan Huyen
(July, Aug 2011), Anshu Buttan (Dec 2011), Julio Monterrey (Dec 2011), Manuel Cortes
(Dec 2011), Amisha Patel (Dec 2011), Nicole Roberts (Jan 2012), Peggy Bui (Feb 2012),
Iman Hadaya (Feb-March 2012), Erum Iqbal (March 2012), Jeff Kim (March 2012),
Byunghoon Park (March 2012), Laura Doan (April 2012), Christina Koh (April 2012),
Manuel Cortes (April 2012), Natalie Chen (May 2012), Ryan Serrano (May 2012),
Samantha Costantini (May 2012), Sarah Farukhi (May 2012), Shila Manandhar (May
2012).
265.
Mentor Western PA - Brian Riding 7/5 – 7/29, 2011
266.
Mentor Shana Kalaria Penn State College Medical Student. June-Aug 2011.
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267.
Mentor Hak-Su Kim, Director Plastic and Recosntructive Surgery, Pohang Semyeong
Christianity Hospital Korea. 8/22/2011 – 7/31/2011.
268.
Mentor Jae Ha Hwang, Assistant Professor Chonnam National University. 9/1/20116/30/2013.
269.
Mentor Gi Seon Chun, Associate Professor Chosun University Hospital. 09/01/20116/30/2012.
270.
Mentor Khaled Dastagir. Medical Student Hannover Germany. Sept 1-30, 2011.
271.
Mentor Bio 199 Students. Alisa Krichevsky 2009-2010
272.
Mentor Bio 199 Margaret Kwong 2010
273.
Mentor Bio 199 Andrew Sumarto 2010
274.
Mentor Western PA- Dennis Bansil 12/1 – 12/31, 2011
275.
Mentor Western PA Nancy Brave, 1/3-1/31, 2012
276.
Mentor Western PA Nabila Ali, 2/1 – 2/29, 2012.
277.
Mentor Lauren Hutchinson Western PA, 3/1-3/30
278.
Co-Director Flap Cadaver Course. The University of California, Irvine. March 31, 2012.
279.
Foot Flaps. The University of California, Irvine. Flap Cadaver Course. March 31, 2012.
280.
Mentor Western PA Sarah Broome, April-May 2012.
281.
Mentor Western PA Holly Ariss, April-May 2012.
282.
Mentor Mohammad Kabbani Hannover Germany. Extramural Student April-May 2012
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2013. Marlon Maducdoc (July 2012), Jacqueline Israel (July-Aug 2012), Darrell
Freeman (July-Aug 2012), Andrew Fleck (July 2012), Navid Foroshani (July 2012),
Prakash Matthew (July-Aug 2012), Ginger Slack (Aug-Sept 2012), Jeff Kim (Aug 2012),
Adrienne Workman (Sept 2012), Yousha Yaghoobzadeh (Aug-Sept 2012), Manuel
Cortes (Sept-Oct 2012), Morgan Brgoch (Sept-Oct 2012), Brandon Richland (Sept-Oct
2012), Christopher Armstrong (Sept – Oct 2012), Alexandra Anastasopulos (Nov-Dec
2012), Tanzeem Islam (Nov 2012), Jeremy Song (Nov – Dec 2012), Tiffany Cheng (Dec
2012 – Jan 2013), Sravya Chilukuri (Dec 2012- Jan 2013), Antony Awad (Feb 2013),
Ryan Moore (Feb-March 2013), Teo Soleymani (March 2013), Narine Groove (April
2013).
284.
External Examiner. Singapore Society of Plastic Surgeons Oral Examination for
Certification By the Singapore Board of Plastic Surgery. Singapore, 2012.
285.
Mentor Western PA Yung-Chen Pai (April 2013), Sarah Batte (May 2013), Laura
Striffler (July 2013).
286.
Mentor Kyung Min Park – Catholic University of Korea (March 2013).
287.
Mentor Se-Young Ooh – Catholic Univeristy of Korea (March 2013).
288.
Mentor Taiwan Residents – Yen Pin Lin (Feb-March 2013), Johnny Chuieng Yi Lu
(March 2013), Chuan-Fong Yao (April 2013), Po-Fang Wang (April-May 2013).
289.
Mentor Faculty Leonardo Abarca Mexico City (April 2013).
290.
Mentor Researcher Ilaria Tocco Tussardi – Padua Italy (May 2013-April 2014).
291.
Mentor International Observer Jose Robles, MD (Mexico)(Aug 2013).
292.
Mentor International Observer Elisa De Ra, Padua Italy (Aug 2013)
293.
Mentor International Observer Federica Miglietta, Padua Italy (Aug 2013)
294.
Mentor International Observer Mohamed Elahwal, Alexander Egypt (Sept 2013)
295.
Mentor International Observer Cleuts Otene – Plastic Surgery Foundation International
Scholar, Nigeria (Sept-Oct 2013).
296.
Mentor International Observer Carlos Torres-Ortiz, Mexico (Oct 2013)
297.
Mentor International Observer Sokol Isaraj, Albania (Nov-Dec 2013)
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298.
Mentor Observer Jim Seraj (Dec 2013)
299.
Mentor Researcher Derek Banyard – PGY II Resident Loma Linda (July 2013-July 2015).
300.
Mentor Tadeu Ferreir. "Effects of Different Embryonic Neuronal Culture Derived Media
Dilutions on Viability and Proliferation on Human Adipose Derived Stem Cells
Cultures." The Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP)/Undergraduate
Research Opportunities Program (UROP). Honorary SURP Fellowship for the 2013-2014
academic year.
301.
University of California 3rd and 4th year Medical Student rotations and externships 2013
– 2014. Elizabeth Chou (July 2013), Audrey Nguyen (July - Aug 2013), Lauren Tracy
(July - Aug 2013), Brian Cho (Aug - Sept 2013), Khang Nguyen (Aug - Sept 2013),
Christine Lee (Sept – Oct 2013), Shawn Moshefri (Sept - Oct, 2013), Andrew Williamson
(Sept-Oct 2013), Catherine Nguyen (Sept-Oct 2013), Gennaya Mattison (Sept - Oct
2013), Shadi Lalezari (Sept - Oct 2013), Hunter Benvenuti (Oct - Nov 2013), Miguel
Alvarez-Estrade (Oct-Nov 2013), Paul Adenuga (Oct - Nov 2013), Auroa Cruz (Nov-Dec
2013), Kambria Nguyen (Dec 2013), Katrina Dean (Feb 2014), Laura Muscianes (March
2014), Lauren Tracy (May-June 2014), Debra Wang (May-June 2014), Ara Salabian
(June-July 2014).
302.
Ph 194B Course Students. The University of California, Irvine. Lucio de Almeida (JanFeb 2014), Cynthia Wu (Feb-March 2014).
303.
Research Personnell and Students Mentored 2013-2014: Michael Abrouk, Cheryl Ann
Araniego, Antony Awad, Shewta Bhatnagar, Ryan Chiang, Angelica Tan Del Rosario,
Kassandra King, Shadi Lalezari, Satenik Melkumy, Jake Nguyen, Lang Nguyen, Ara
Salabian, Aimee San Jose, Lucio Severo, Sany Thomas.
304.
Mentor International Visiting Professor – Ho Seong Shin, MD. Soon Chun Hyang
University Hospital, Korea (March 2013-2014).
305.
Mentor Western PA ThyVan Nguyen (Feb 2014).
306.
Observers Protibha Shoma Sanyal, UC Berkeley Undergraduate (March 2014)
307.
Observers Drew McKinney La Sierra University Undergraduate (March-April 2014).
308.
Observers Karishma Patel, UCI Undergraduate (April 2014).
309.
Mentor Dr. Monica Rocco – Clinica Ruston, Sao Paulo Brazil (Feb-March 2014).
310.
Mentor Dr. Beatriz Formigheiri – Hospital Samaritano, Sao Paulo Brazil (Feb-March
2014).
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311.
Mentor International Observer Ho Seong Shin, MD. Associate Professor of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery Soonchunhyang University Bucheon Hospital, Korea. (March
2014 – March 2015).
312.
Mentor Yu-Hsuan Hsieh, Chief Resident, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Linkou
Taiwan (March-April 2014).
313.
Mentor Shin Yi Yang, Chief Resident, Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Linkou Taiwan
(March-April 2014).
314.
Mentor Chao-Ming Wu, Chief Resident Chang Gung Memorial Hospital. Linkou Taiwan
(May 2014).
315.
Mentor Yu-Chen Ho, Chief Resident Chang Gung Memorial Hospital. Linkou Taiwan
(May 2014).
316.
Mentor Surawej Numhom Lecturer Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University, Thailand
(March-April 2014).
317.
Mentor Jens Bengaard, MD. Consultant Department of Plastic Surgery Aashus
University Hospital Denmark, (May 2014).
318.
Mentor Pavlo Badiul, MD, PhD. Professor and Chair General Surgery Dnepropetrovsk
State Medical Academy Ukraine (July-Oct 2014).
319.
Mentor Tae Gon Kim, MD. Assistant Professor Dept of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery College of Medicine Yeungnam University, Republic of Korea. Aug 2014-2015.
320.
– 2015. Michael Yi (Aug 2014), Christopher DeFreitas (Aug 2014), Duan Chen (Aug
2014), Jasson Abraham (Aug 2014), Christine Epperson (Sept-Aug 2014), Raja Narayan
(July-Aug 2014), Hendrick Soh (Aug 2014), Kathryn King (Aug 2014), Hooman Nilkizad
(Aug-Sept 2014), Pooyan Rohami (Aug-Sept 2014), Keeram Lee (Oct-Nov 2014),
Christine Lee (July-Aug 2014), Elizabeth Tribethorn (Agu 2014), Marlo Asis (Sept-Oct
2014), Krystal Jimenez (Sept-Oct 2014), David Valdez (Oct-Nov 2014), Larisa Lehmer
(Jan 2015), Jassamine Faustino (Feb 2015), Karun Gogna (March 2015), Merrick
Brodsky (April 2015), James Mattson (March-April 2015), Michael Abrouk (April-May
2015), David Daar (June-July 2015). Sergey Toshinskly (May-June 2015), Nicholas
Sinclair (June 2015).
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Research Personnel and Students Mentored 2014-2015: Adnani, Blake Omid
Bio 199, Araniego, Cheryl Ann (volunteer), Banyard, Derek Chief Research Fellow,
Campos, Kenneth Masters student BME, Chiang, Ryan Bio 199, Del Rosario, Angelica
Bio 199, Donahue, Katie Summer Stanford BME, Fadavi, Darya Summer UC Berkeley
BME, Fazeli, Roghayeh Research Fellow Post Doc 08/2014, Ghosh, Sho Bio 199, Guo,
Jimmy Summer – Cornell, King, Kassandra Bio 199, Lalezari, Shadi Med student, Lee,
Christine Med student, Liu, Xibei (Bessie) Summer U Nevada, Melkumyan, Satenik
Med student, Nguyen, Andrew Summer med student – Tufts, Nguyen, Jake Bio 199,
Nguyen, Long Bio 199, Salibian, Ara Med student, San Jose, Aimee Bio 199, Sandu,
Cristina Bio 199, Severo, Lucio PH 194, Wong, Christian (volunteer BS) Wu, Cynthia
PH 194, Yi, Michael Summer – Northwestern. Jean Paul Chadarevian, Graduate Student
UCSD. Annie Chen (UCI Undergraduate May-June 2015).
322.
Mentor Medical Student Andrew Nguyen Tufts University – July-August 2014
323.
Mentor Medical Student Xibei Liu The University of Nevada – Aug 2014
324.
Mentor Sang Keun Park, Korean Director and Professor Nanjing Medical University
Friendship Plastic Surgery Hospital China.
325.
Mentor UCI MS 1 Observer Garwin Chin (2014-15).
326.
Mentor Young Seok Kim, MD. Assistant Professor Department of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery Yonsei University College of Medicine, Seoul Korea (2014-15).
327.
Mentor Neilab Yakugy MS II – Tulane University (July 2014).
328.
Mentor Xibei Liu MS II – University of Nevada School of Medicine (Aug 2014).
329.
Mentor Michael Yi Undergraduate Student Northwestern (Aug-Sept 2014).
330.
Mentor Jasdeep Khangura, MD. Physician from Cambridge, UK. (Sept-Oct 2014).
331.
Mentor Fabio Kuroyanagi, MD. ASPS/SBCP International Scholar Program (Oct 2014).
332.
Mentor Sonam Dargay, MD. Assistant Professor University of Medical Sciences of
Bhutan-Thimphu, Bhutan (Oct 2014).
333.
Thesis Mentor. Dott. Luca Piombino. Universita Campus Bio-Medical Di Roma. Jan
2015-Aug 2015. Thesis – Misure di Sicurezza Per Ridurre L’incidenza di Complicanze
Nella Chirurgia Post-Bariatrica: Selezioone del Paziente, Techniche Chirurgiche E
Trattamento Post-Peratorio
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334.
Mentor Josephine Mak Yan Wah, MD – Observer – Associate Consultant Department of
Surgery, Tuen Mun Hospital Hong Kong (Feb 2015).
335.
Mentor Mateusz Nowak International VSAS student. Jagiellonian University (March
2015).
336.
Mentor Taiwan Residents 2015 – Ching-Hsuan Hu 3/16-3/27, Hsin-Yu Chen 3/16-3/27,
Hsuan-Keng Yeh 4/20-5/1, Hsin-Hung Chen 4/20-5/1.
337.
Mentor Anna Broovikova, MD – Resident in Plastic Surgery First Moscow State Medical
University. May 2015-2017.
338.
– 2016. Angela Dittrick (April-July 2015), Monica Strastmann (June-July 2015), Taylor
Rios (July 2015), Veronica Yim (July-Aug 2015), Arya Akhaven (July-August 2015),
Klara Sputova (August 2015), Shadi Lalezari (July-August 2015), David Daar (June-July
2015), Jannett Nguyen (July-Aug 2015), Anna Richlin (Aug-Sept 2015), Amanda Daggett
(August 2015), Lucas Boehm (Aug-Sept 2015), Merrick Brodsky (Aug-Sept 2015),
Michael Barakat (August-Sept 2015), Michael Metzner (August-Sept 2015), Emily
Borsting (August-Sept 2015), Thomas Xu (Sept-Oct 2015), Abigail Armstrong (Sept-Oct
2015), Sean Li (Oct 2015), David Ajabshir (Oct 2015), Erin Andstadt (Oct 2015), Imran
Punekar (Oct-Nov 2015), Ava Chappell (Oct-Nov 2015), Hansel Ihn (Oct-Nov 2015),
Justin Byun (Jan 2016), Kyune Min Kim (Jan 2016), Sung Hoon Chung (Jan 2016),
Christine Ratto (Feb 2016).
339.
Research Personnel 2015-2016: Ryan Chiang (April-Dec 2015).
340.
Mentor Guilherme Conte Diniz. Brazil Scientific Mobility Program. May-June 2015.
341.
Mentor International Observer Eva Siolo, M.D. (Sept 2015).
342.
GI Support Group Lecture. PostBariatric Surgery. The University of California, Irvine.
Nov 17, 2015.
343.
Mentor PSF Visiting Scholar Gelji Somachekar, MD. (Nov-Dec 2015).
344.
Mentor Cheng-I Yen and Chon-Fok Cheong. Resident Physicians Chang Gung Memorial
Hospital, Teipei, Taiwan. March 2016.
Lectures and Presentations:
1.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. Visiting Professor at Grand Rounds for Plastic
and Reconstructive Surgery at The University of California, Irvine Medical
Center. Irvine, California; 1 August 1994.
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2.
Nerve grafting and radiotherapy: An experimental study. Research meeting with
Rice University. The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center,
Houston, Texas; 19 October 1994.
3.
Microsurgery. Faculty Member, Plastic Surgery Education Foundation Sponsored
Core Curriculum Course, Chicago, Illinois; 4 November 1995.
4.
Radiotherapy, a therapy we can live with? Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds, The
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland; 2 December 1995.
5.
History of the AO/Maxillofacial. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Regional Course. Point
Clear, Alabama; 13 – 14 April 1996.
6.
Reconstruction, design and function of the Titanium Hollow Reconstruction Plate
System (THORP). AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Regional Course. Point Clear,
Alabama; 13 – 14 April 1996.
7.
AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Regional Course, Moderator. Comminuted mandible
fracture. Point Clear, Alabama; 13 – 14 April 1996.
8.
Orientation to AO instrumentation. Nasoethmoidal and zygomatic fractures.
Moderator. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Regional Course. Point Clear, Alabama; 13 –
14 April 1996.
9.
2.4 mm LC-DCP Concepts, Principles and Applications. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial
Regional Course. Point Clear, Alabama; 13 – 14 April 1996.
10.
Midface reconstruction. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Regional Course. Point Clear,
Alabama; 13 – 14 April 1996.
11.
Comminuted mandible fracture. Moderator. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Regional
Course. Point Clear, Alabama; 13 – 14 April 1996.
12.
Surgical approaches to craniomaxillofacial fractures. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial
Regional Course. Point Clear, Alabama; 13 – 14 April 1996.
13.
Advances in Tissue Engineering Meeting. Peripheral Nerve Regeneration. The
Institute of Biosciences and Bioengineering at Rice University, Houston, Texas; 5
– 9 August 1996.
14.
AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Faculty Retreat, Mandibular Reconstruction Case. Bolton
Landing, New York; 23 – 25 August 1996.
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15.
Approach to Microvascular Reconstruction in the Breast, Head and Neck and
Lower Extremity Patient. Universita degli Studi di Milano, Istituto di Chirurgia
Plastica, Milano, Italy; 11 October 1996.
16.
Microvascular Surgery in the Cancer Patient. Istituti Ospitalieri Di Verona,
Divisione Chirurgia Plastica e Centro Ustioni, Verona, Italy; 12 October 1996.
17.
New trends in Microvascular Surgery in the Cancer Patient. Libero Istituto
Universitario C.B.M., Roma, Italy; 17 October 1996.
18.
Microsurgery. Faculty Member, Plastic Surgery Education Foundation Sponsored
Core Curriculum Course, Chicago, Illinois; 19 October 1996.
19.
Mandible Reconstruction with THROP and Reconstruction Plate. AO/ASIF
Maxillofacial Regional/ORP Course, Houston, Texas; 26 – 27 October 1996.
20.
Free Flap Mandibular Reconstruction. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Regional/ORP
Course, Houston, Texas; 26 – 27 October 1996.
21.
Maxillary/Midface Reconstruction. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Regional/ORP
Course, Houston, Texas; 26 – 27 October 1996.
22.
Extremity Reconstruction in the Cancer Patient. Instructional Course, American
Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Dallas, Texas; 9 – 13 November
1996.
23.
Tissue Engineering: The future of Plastic Surgery – Institutional Course,
American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Dallas, Texas; 9 – 13
November 1996.
24.
Tissue engineering applied to plastic surgery. First International symposium of
tissue engineering for therapeutic use. Kyoto, Japan; 26 – 29 March 1997.
25.
Rice University, Course lecture, Tissue engineering: A new approach to
peripheral nerve regeneration; 7 April 1997.
26.
Peripheral Nerve Surgery – Electrophysiology and future trends. Rice University,
Course lecture in Electrical and Computer Engineering; 23 April 1997.
27.
Wound healing in the Geriatric Patient. Hendrick Medical Center, Abilene,
Texas; 10 May 1997.
28.
Tissue engineering: The future of Plastic Surgery. The University of California,
Irvine; 22 June 1997.
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29.
Clinical approach to peripheral nerve injury. Advances in tissue Engineering,
Rice University, Houston, Texas; 11 – 15 August 1997.
30.
Clinical nerve reconstruction: A need for tissue engineering. The University of
Texas, Austin, Texas; 12 September 1997.
31.
Tissue engineering: A glimpse into the future of plastic surgery. American
Society of Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery, Instructional Course, San
Francisco, California; 23 September 1997.
32.
The management and reconstructive concerns of extremity malignancies.
American Society of Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery, Instructional Course,
San Francisco, California; 24 September 1997.
33.
Tissue Engineering: The Future of Plastic Surgery, Panel Discussion - Nerve
Reconstruction. American Society of Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery,
Instructional Course, San Francisco, California; 25 September 1997.
34.
Microsurgery. Plastic Educational Foundation Core Curriculum Course in Plastic
Surgery. Chicago, Illinois; 26 October 1997.
35.
Tissue Engineering and its clinical role. The University of Texas, Austin,
Department of Chemical Engineering; 7 November 1997.
36.
Microvascular reconstruction in the head and neck. National Cancer Institute,
The University of Cairo, Cairo, Egypt; 30 December 1997.
37.
Breast reconstruction: State of the art. National Cancer Institute, The University
of Cairo, Cairo, Egypt; 30 December 1997.
38.
Microvascular reconstruction in the head and neck. The University of
Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt; 31 December 1997.
39.
Breast reconstruction: State of the art. The University of Alexandria, Alexandria,
Egypt;
1 January 1998.
40.
Tissue Engineering Panel - Peripheral Nerve Regeneration. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery. Scottsdale, Arizona; 10 – 13 January 1998.
41.
Residency Review Course - Fundamentals of Microsurgery. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery. Scottsdale, Arizona; 10 – 13 January 1998.
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42.
Peripheral nerve regeneration: current approach and future trends. Rice
University, Department of Electrical Engineering; 28 January 1998.
43.
Cosmetic consideration in free flap reconstruction. AO/ASIF Advanced
Symposium on Craniomaxillofacial Reconstruction. Snowbird, Utah; 28 February
– 1 March 1998.
44.
Case Presentation - Squamous cell carcinoma of the mandible. AO/ASIF
Advanced Symposium on Craniomaxillofacial Reconstruction. Snowbird, Utah;
28 February –
1 March 1998.
45.
Applications of Tissue Engineering to Peripheral Nerve Regeneration. Rice
University Tissue Engineering Workshop. Houston, Texas; 20 – 21 March 1998.
46.
Anatomy, Biomechanics and Fracture Healing. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Course
Baltimore Maryland; 27 – 29 March 1998.
47.
Anatomy, Fracture Healing of the Mandible, Occlusion and Stabilization.
AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Course Baltimore, Maryland; 27 – 29 March 1998.
48.
Mandibular reconstruction with free bone grafts. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Course
Baltimore, Maryland; 27 – 29 March 1998.
49.
Nonunion/Complications of Facial. AO/ASIF Maxillofacial Course, Baltimore,
Maryland; 27 – 29 March 1998.
50.
Extremity reconstruction: Current concepts for limb preservation. The University
of California, Irvine; 1 June 1998.
51.
Surgery, Chicago, Illinois; 9 August 1998.
52.
Clinical approach to peripheral nerve injury. Advances in Tissue Engineering,
Rice University; 19 August 1998.
53.
Head and Neck Reconstruction: Where have we come, where are we going?
International 1. European Appointed XX. National Congress of the Turkish
Society of Plastic Surgeons, Istanbul, Turkey; 3 – 6 September 1998.
54.
Breast Reconstruction: Current concepts. International 1. European Appointed.
XX. National Congress of the Turkish Society of Plastic Surgeons, Istanbul,
Turkey; 3 – 6 September 1998.
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55.
Tissue Engineering: The future of peripheral nerve regeneration. International 1.
European Appointed. XX. National Congress of the Turkish Society of Plastic
Surgeons, Istanbul, Turkey; 3 – 6 September 1998.
56.
Multimedia computerized presentations for education. Instructional Course at the
67th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Society of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgeons, Boston, Massachusetts; 3 – 7 October 1998.
57.
Tissue engineering: A glimpse into the future of plastic surgery. Instructional
Course at the 67th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Society of Plastic
and Reconstructive Surgeons, Boston, Massachusetts; 3 – 7 October 1998.
58.
The management and reconstructive concerns of extremity malignancies.
Instructional Course at the 67th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American
Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, Boston, Massachusetts; 3 – 7
October 1998.
59.
“Head and neck reconstruction,” Division of Plastic Surgery, Middlesex
Hospital. Visiting Professor, London England; 2 December 1998.
60.
Clinical Outcomes of the Lower Extremity Cancer Patients After Reconstructive
Surgery with Free Flaps. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery,
Kona, Hawaii, 13 – 16 January 1999.
61.
Mandibular Reconstruction: Visiting Professor, The Johns Hopkins Plastic
Surgery Ground Rounds; 23 April 1999.
62.
Guest Lecturer – Rice University Tissue Engineering Course. Peripheral nerve
surgery; 29 April 1999.
63.
Current Approaches to Craniofacial Reconstruction. The Department of
Otolaryngology, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
Interdisciplinary Conference on Maxillary and Mandibular Reconstruction,
Dallas, Texas; 7 May 1999.
64.
Case Presentation Panel on Maxillary and Mandibular Reconstruction. The
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Department of
Otorhinolaryngology, Dallas, Texas; 7 May 1999.
65.
Current Approaches to Mandibular Reconstruction. The Department of
Otorhinolaryngology, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center,
Interdisciplinary Conference on Maxillary and Mandibular Reconstruction,
Dallas, Texas; 7 May 1999.
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66.
Tissue Engineering in Plastic Surgery. Medical Data International Meeting –
Lecture Presentation, San Francisco, California; 14 June 1999.
67.
Course at the 12th Congress of the International Confederation for Plastic,
Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, San Francisco, California; 27 June – 2 July
1999.
68.
Tissue Engineering Panel - Peripheral Nerve Regeneration. 12th Congress of the
International Confederation for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, San
Francisco, California; 27 June – 2 July 1999.
69.
Surgery, Chicago, Illinois; 8 August 1999.
70.
Clinical Approach to Peripheral Nerve Injury. Advances in Tissue Engineering,
Rice University, 24 August 1999.
71.
Case Presentation. Head and Neck Reconstruction. AO-North American
Maxillofacial Faculty Retreat, Lake George, New York; 27 – 30 August 1999.
72.
Tissue Engineering. The New Frontier. AO-North American Maxillofacial
Faculty Retreat, Lake George, New York; 27 – 30 August 1999.
73.
Tissue Engineering and Prefabricated Flaps. The Bergmannsheil Ruhr-University
of Bochum, Bochum, Germany; 13 September 1999.
74.
Breast Reconstruction: Current Approaches. The Abteilung Freiberg University,
Freiberg, Germany; 18 September 1999.
75.
Clinical Aspects of Peripheral Nerve Surgery. Mini Symposium, Engineering
Nerve Regeneration. Biomedical Engineering Society, Atlanta, Georgia; 15 Oct
1999.
76.
Course at the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, New
Orleans, Louisiana; 26 Oct 1999.
77.
The Management and reconstructive concerns of extremity malignancies.
Instructional Course at the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgeons, New Orleans, Louisiana; 27 Oct 1999.
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78.
Challenges and Advances in Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction.
Mandibular reconstruction following oncologic resection, Dallas, Texas; 13 – 14
November 1999.
79.
Midfacial reconstruction following oncologic resection, Dallas, Texas; 13 – 14
November 1999.
80.
Course overview, Dallas, Texas; 13 – 14 November 1999.
81.
Bending tricks with the use of reconstruction plate. 71st AO Cranio-Maxillofacial
Course, Davos, Switzerland; 12 – 17 December 1999.
82.
Outcome of mandibular reconstruction. 71st AO Cranio-Maxillofacial Course,
Davos,
Switzerland; 12 – 17 December 1999.
83.
Moderator Reconstructive Surgery Discussion. 71st AO Cranio-Maxillofacial
Course, Davos, Switzerland; 12 – 17 December 1999.
84.
7th Annual Godina Lecture. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery,
Miami, Florida; 10 January 2000.
85.
Moderator head and neck reconstruction. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery, Miami, Florida; 8 – 11 January 2000.
86.
Microvascular free flap with rigid fixation: The MD Anderson experience.
AO/ASIF Advanced Symposium on Craniomaxillofacial Reconstruction,
Breckenridge, Colorado; 27 – 29 February 2000.
87.
Panel Discussion on Mandibular Trauma/Reconstruction. AO/ASIF Advanced
Symposium on Craniomaxillofacial Reconstruction, Breckenridge, Colorado; 27 –
29 February 2000.
88.
Panel Discussion on Midface. AO/ASIF Advanced Symposium on
Craniomaxillofacial Reconstruction, Breckenridge, Colorado; 27 – 29 February
2000.
89.
Focused Workshop Cranial Base Surgery. AO/ASIF Advanced Symposium on
Craniomaxillofacial Reconstruction, Breckenridge, Colorado; 27 – 29 February
2000.
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90.
Tissue Engineering Break out Session. Plastic Surgery Research Council, Seattle,
Washington; 19 May 2000.
91.
Tissue Engineering: The Future of Surgery. Orange County Surgical Society,
Orange, California; 23 May 2000.
92.
Microsurgery: Applications in a Plastic Surgery Practice: Visiting Professor
Northwestern University Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds, Chicago, Illinois; 19 July
2000.
93.
Microsurgery. Co-Chair and Faculty Member, Plastic Surgery Education
Foundation Sponsored Core Curriculum Course, Chicago, Illinois; 20 July 2000.
94.
Case Presentations. Co-Chair and Faculty Member, Plastic Surgery Educational
Foundation sponsored Core Curriculum Course, Chicago, Illinois; 21 July 2000.
95.
Clinical approaches to tissue engineering nerve. Rice University Tissue
Engineering Course, Houston, Texas; 15 August 2000.
96.
Plastic Surgery: A New Wrinkle. The University of California, Irvine – Breakfast
with the Dean; 21 September 2000.
97.
Plate bending techniques for mandibular reconstruction. The University of
California, Irvine – AO Syntheses Plating course; 7 October 2000.
98.
Organized AO Syntheses Plating Course. Combined with USC and UCLA; 7
October 2000.
99.
Instructional Course: Multimedia Computerized Presentations for Education.
American Society of Plastic Surgeons, Los Angeles, California; 14 October 2000.
100.
Moderator for Panel on The Impact of New Technology on Plastic Surgery.
101.
Scientific Session Chair for the Research Grants Award Papers. American
Society of Plastic Surgeons, Los Angeles California; 16 October 2000.
102.
Instructional Course: Tissue Engineering: The Future of Plastic Surgery.
103.
Instructional Course: The Management of Reconstructive Concerns of Extremity
Malignancies. American Society of Plastic Surgeons, Los Angeles, California;
18 October 2000.
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104.
Risk Management in Health Care Delivery System. Managing Medicolegal Risk
in Surgical Practice, Chicago, Illinois; 22 October 2000.
105.
Functional Efficacy of Reconstructing Sexual Organs. American College of
Surgeons Panel on Reconstruction of Acquired and Congenital Deformities of the
Genitalia, Chicago, Illinois; 23 October 2000.
106.
From the past to the future. The University of California, Irvine General Surgery
Grand Rounds, Los Angeles, California; 10 November 2000.
107.
Reduction mammoplasty: Its role in breast conservative surgery for early stage
breast cancer. XXX Congreso Argentino de Cirugia Plastica, Mar del Plata,
Argentina;
5 December 2000.
108.
Free muscle flap coverage of prosthetic knee devices after resection for osseous
malignancy: Therapeutic indications and results. XXX Congreso Argentino de
Cirugia Plastica, Mar del Plata, Argentina; 6 December 2000.
109.
Tissue engineering: A glimpse into the future of plastic surgery. XXX Congreso
Argentino de Cirugia Plastica, Mar del Plata, Argentina; 6 December 2000.
110.
Gene Therapy in Nerve Regeneration. Panel on Gene Therapy for The American
Society of Microsurgeons, San Diego, California; 15 January 2001.
111.
Moderator Research session for The American Society of Microsurgeons, San
Diego, California; 15 January 2001.
112.
Managing Flap Failures and Fistulas. AO Advanced Symposium on
Craniomaxillofacial Reconstruction, St. Pete Beach, Florida; 4 – 6 February 2001.
113.
Panel Discussion on Mandibular Reconstruction. AO Advanced Symposium on
Craniomaxillofacial Reconstruction, St. Pete Beach, Florida; 4 – 6 February 2001.
114.
The Future of Surgery. Visiting Professor, The University of Southern California,
Surgical Grand Rounds; 17 February 2001.
115.
AO/ASIF Physician Maxillofacial Course. The History of AO, Walnut Creek,
California; 24 February 2001.
116.
13th Annual Mount Sinai Comprehensive Course on Head and Neck
Reconstruction. Scalp Reconstruction, New York, New York; 6 March 2001.
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Reconstruction. Local Flaps of the Head and Neck, New York, New York; 7
March 2001.
118.
Reconstruction. Lip Reconstruction, New York, New York, 7 March 2001.
119.
Visual evaluation of revascularization with cytometrics ultrasound following
delay in a rat model. 1st Annual Southern California Wound Healing
Symposium, Los Angeles, California; 24 April 2001.
120.
Laser flap delay: A comparison of four lasers, UCI Undergraduate Research
Symposium; 12 May 2001.
121.
Strategies for Tissue Regeneration. Plastic Surgery Research Council 46th Annual
Meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; 11 June 2001.
122.
Wound Care. Breakout session. The UCI Family Practice Refresher Course,
Newport Beach, California; 14 June 2001.
123.
Workshop: PowerPoint. AONA Electronic Workshop, Chicago, Illinois; 22 – 24
June 2001.
124.
What makes a good photograph? AONA Electronic Workshop, Chicago, Illinois;
22 – 24 June 2001.
125.
The Future of Plastic Surgery. Orange County Society of Plastic Surgery, Orange,
California; 25 June 2001.
126.
Plastic Surgery: A new wrinkle. Burke Williams Spa, Orange, California; 26
June 2001.
127.
Tissue Engineering: The Future of Plastic Surgery. Tissue Engineering at UCI
Bioscience Meeting; 27 June 2001.
128.
Plastic Surgery: A new wrinkle. Burke Williams Spa, Orange, California; 28 June
2001.
129.
WTKF 107.3 Radio Interview – “Plastic Surgery Today,” from Morehead City,
North Carolina; 9 July 2001.
130.
Microsurgery. Co-Chair and Faculty Member, Plastic Surgery Education
Foundation Sponsored Core Curriculum Course, Chicago, Illinois; 18 – 21 July
2001.
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131.
Challenges to Nerve Reconstruction, Inaugural Congress of The World Society
for Reconstructive Microsurgery, Taipei, Taiwan; 1 November 2001.
132.
Optical scanning of flap microcirculation – A method for evaluation. Inaugural
Congress of The World Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery, Taipei, Taiwan;
2 November 2001.
133.
Tissue Engineering: An overview and current trends. American Society of
Plastic Surgical Nurses, Orlando, Florida; 6 November 2001.
134.
Moderator Head and Neck Section I: 11th ASEAN Congress of Plastic Surgery,
Singapore; 31 January 2002.
135.
Perineum/Pelvis/Trunk Reconstruction. 11th ASEAN Congress of Plastic Surgery,
Singapore; 31 January 2002.
136.
Tissue Engineering Nerve Conduits. 11th ASEAN Congress of Plastic Surgery,
Singapore; 2 February 2002.
137.
Tissue Engineering in Plastic Surgery. The Society of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgeons of Thailand Annual Scientific Meeting, Bangkok, Thailand; 7 February
2002.
138.
Tissue Engineering in Plastic Surgery. Loma Linda University Plastic Surgery
Grand Rounds, Loma Linda, California; 21 February 2002.
139.
American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons Overview. Senior Residents
Conference, Seattle, Washington; 22 March 2002.
140.
Moderator Tissue Engineering I Session. The Plastic Surgery Research Council,
Boston, Massachusetts; 17 – 20 April 2002.
141.
Radiation therapy: Problems and changing techniques for breast reconstruction.
2002 Kaiser Permanente Plastic Surgery Symposium. L’Auberge Resort and Spa,
Del Mar, California; 18 May 2002.
142.
Current Approaches to Mandibular Reconstruction. AO Maxillofacial Course,
New Orleans, Louisiana; 7 – 9 June 2002.
143.
Current Approaches to Midfacial Reconstruction. AO Maxillofacial Course, New
Orleans, Louisiana; 7 – 9 June 2002.
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144.
Tissue Engineering for Head and Neck Reconstruction. Visiting Professor,
University of Toronto. Combined Head and Neck/Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds,
Toronto, Canada;
11 June 2002.
145.
Tissue Engineering. Surgery of the Future, An Investment Now. Bio2002,
Toronto Canada; 12 June 2002.
146.
President’s Forum, St. Helena Hospital. Tissue Engineering: An approach to
surgery of the future, Napa, California; 23 June 2002.
147.
TRAM Controversies. Achieving Aesthetic and Function Through
Reconstructive Surgery, Los Angeles, California; 2 August 2002.
148.
Plastic Surgeons as Tissue Engineers – Investigative Tools. Achieving Aesthetic
and Function Through Reconstructive Surgery, Los Angeles, California; 2 August
2002.
149.
Emerging Trends, Progress and Problems in Breast Reconstruction. American
College of Surgeons Session Presentation, San Francisco, California; 8 October
2002.
150.
Breast Reconstruction: Approaches with adjuvant therapy. XXXIII World
Congress of the International College of Surgeons, Taipei, Taiwan; 28 October
2002.
151.
Tissue Engineering. XXXIII World Congress of the International College of
Surgeons, Taipei, Taiwan; 28 October 2002.
152.
Session Moderator – Head and Neck. XXXIII World Congress of the
International College of Surgeons, Taipei, Taiwan; 28 October 2002.
153.
Perineal Reconstruction. Chang Gung Memorial Hospital. Visiting Professor –
Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds, Taipei, Taiwan; 30 October 2002.
154.
Breast Reconstruction. National Taipei University Hospital. Visiting Professor –
Plastic Surgery Grand Rounds, Taipei, Taiwan; 31 October 2002.
155.
Instructional Course. Introduction to Tissue Engineering: A glimpse into the
future. ASPS/PSEF/ASMS 71st Annual Scientific Meeting, San Antonio, Texas; 4
November 2002.
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156.
Instructional Course. The management and reconstructive concerns of extremity
malignancies. ASPS/PSEF/ASMS 71st Annual Scientific Meeting, San Antonio,
Texas,
5 November 2002.
157.
Session Moderator – B. Research awards and General Reconstruction.
ASPS/PSEF/ASMS 71st Annual Scientific Meeting, San Antonio, Texas; 3
November 2002.
158.
Tissue Engineering: Hope or Hype. Panel Participant and Speaker. American
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery Annual Meeting, Koloa, Kauai; 11 – 14
January 2003.
159.
Scientific Mini Paper Presentations Moderator. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery Annual Meeting, Koloa, Kauai; 11 – 14 January
2003.
160.
Moderator and Case Presentations. Rhinoplasty and Nasal Reconstruction Panel.
AO ASIF Advances in the management of craniomaxillofacial surgery, Tucson,
Arizona;
23 – 25 February 2003.
161.
Microsurgery. AUA Microsurgical Training Course. The University of
California, Irvine; 20 March 2003.
162.
Internal Fixation of the facial skeleton: Principles and indications. 8th AO
Cranio-Maxillofacial Course, Niseko, Japan; 26 – 29 March 2003.
163.
Classification and treatment principles of midface fractures. 8th AO CranioMaxillofacial Course, Niseko, Japan; 26 – 29 March 2003.
164.
Reconstruction of the mandible with vascularized and non-vascularized bone
grafts. 8th AO Cranio-Maxillofacial Course, Niseko, Japan; 26 – 29 March 2003.
165.
Reconstruction of the maxilla and midface. 8th AO Cranio-Maxillofacial Course,
Niseko, Japan; 26 – 29 March 2003.
166.
Hard tissue engineering. 8th AO Cranio-Maxillofacial Course, Niseko, Japan; 26
– 29 March 2003.
167.
Bridging of a mandibular resection defect with Unilock plate. 8th AO CranioMaxillofacial Course, Niseko, Japan; 26 – 29 March 2003.
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168.
Angle body factures: Compression and tension band techniques. AO ASIF
Principles of Operative Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and
Reconstruction, Seattle, Washington; 17 – 18 May 2003.
169.
Midface Reconstruction. AO ASIF Principles of Operative Treatment of
Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction, Seattle, Washington; 17 – 18
May 2003.
170.
Moderator, Scientific Session May 7 8:00-9:15, American Association of Plastic
Surgeons, 82nd Annual Meeting, Baltimore, Maryland; 4 – 7 May 2003.
171.
New Horizons in Upper Limb Research. Spinal Cord Conference and Training,
Long Beach, California; 7 June 2003.
172.
Co-Moderator Microsurgery of the skull and the hair bearing scalp. The World
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, II Congress, Heidelberg, Germany; 11 –
14 June 2003.
173.
Therapeutic algorithm for reconstruction of the hair bearing scalp. The World
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, II Congress, Heidelberg, Germany; 11 –
14 June 2003.
174.
Co-Director Practice Enhancement Seminar. Presented by the California Society
of Plastic Surgeons and The University of California, Irvine, Aesthetic and Plastic
Surgery Institute, Costa Mesa, California; 2 August 2003.
175.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. The University of California, San Diego, Plastic
Surgery Grand Rounds, San Diego, California; 13 August 2003.
176.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. The Kwong Wah Hospital, Hong Kong; 6
October 2003.
177.
Tissue Engineering. The Kwong Wah Hospital, Hong Kong; 7 October 2003.
178.
Case Presentation – Scalp Reconstruction. The Kwong Wah Hospital, Hong
Kong;
8 October 2003.
179.
Breast Reconstruction. The Hong Kong Society of Plastic Surgery, Hong Kong,
9 October 2003.
180.
Free Tram Flap Reconstruction. Live Surgery. The German Society of Plastic
Surgeons, Freiberg, Germany; 1 October 2003.
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181.
Current trends in Breast Reconstruction. The German Society of Plastic
Surgeons, Freiberg, Germany; 3 October 2003.
182.
Organizer and Panel Moderator. Current Techniques in Breast Cancer
Management. American College of Surgeons, Chicago, Illinois; 22 October 2003.
183.
Session Moderator Surgical Forum Session, Plastic Surgery II: Craniofacial and
bone/Tissue engineering/Nerve/Flap physiology. American College of Surgeons,
Chicago, Illinois; 22 October 2003.
184.
Moderator: Challenges in Achieving Satisfactory Outcomes in Cosmetic and
Reconstructive Nasal Surgery. American Society of Plastic Surgeons Plastic
Surgery 2003, San Diego, California; 27 October 2003.
185.
Dean’s Breakfast. Plastic Surgery, A New Wrinkle; 5 November 2003.
186.
Co-Director UC Irvine’s Center for Tissue Engineering & Regenerative Medicine,
From Bedside to Bench to Bedside Conference, Irvine, California; 6 November
2003.
187.
McGill University Surgical Grand Rounds. Role of technology, science and
research in the reconstruction of a mandible after tumor ablation, Montreal,
Canada; 20 November 2003.
188.
Ask the Professor – Plastic Surgery resident case presentation. McGill University,
Montreal, Canada; 20 November 2003.
189.
Case presentation. Fun Resident Quizzers: McGill University, Montreal, Canada;
20 November 2003.
190.
Tissue Engineering in Microsurgery. Instructional Course. The American Society
of Reconstructive Microsurgery. 2004 Annual Meeting, Palm Springs, California;
17 – 20 January 2004.
191.
Moderator Concurrent Scientific Paper Presentation Session E-2. The American
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. 2004 Annual Meeting, Palm Springs,
California;
17 – 20 January 2004.
192.
Moderator Scientific Presentations Session C. . The American Society of
Peripheral Nerve Surgery. 2004 Annual Meeting, Palm Springs, California; 17 –
18 January 2004.
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193.
Course Chairman, AO/ASIF Principles of Operative Treatment of
Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction, Redondo Beach, California; 24
– 25 January 2004.
194.
Practical Exercise III Moderator, AO/ASIF Principles of Operative Treatment of
Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction, Redondo Beach, California;
24 – 25 January 2004.
195.
Mandibular Reconstruction. AO/ASIF Principles of Operative Treatment of
Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction, Redondo Beach, California; 24
– 25 January 2004.
196.
Panel Participant. Mandibular fractures and reconstruction. AO/ASIF Principles
of Operative Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction,
Redondo Beach, California; 24 – 25 January 2004.
197.
Moderator. Craniofacial fractures and reconstruction. AO/ASIF Principles of
Operative Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction,
Redondo Beach, California; 24 – 25 January 2004.
198.
Moderator. Strategies of mandibular fractures and reconstruction. AO/ASIF
Principles of Operative Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and
Reconstruction, Redondo Beach, California; 24 – 25 January 2004.
199.
Co-Chair. Endoscopic Midface and Rhinoplasty Cadaver Workshop. The
University of California, Irvine; 30 – 31 June 2004.
200.
Soft Tissue Reconstruction of the Maxilla. AO ASIF Advanced Symposium. Sun
Valley Resort, Sun Valley, Idaho; 8 – 10 February 2004.
201.
Faculty Fireside Biomaterials. AO ASIF Advanced Symposium. Sun Valley
Resort, Sun Valley, Idaho; 8 – 10 February 2004.
202.
Tissue Engineering. Department of Plastic Surgery. Chang Gung Memorial
Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan; 9 March 2004.
203.
Moderator Scientific Session II. The American Association of Plastic Surgeons
83rd Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois; 9 – 12 May 2004.
204.
Tissue Engineering: Fact or fiction. The University of Padova, Padova, Italy; 7
July 2004.
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205.
Moderator Poster Presentation 2: Nerve/Fetal Sx/Wound Healing. Plastic
Surgery Research Council, 49th Annual Meeting, Ann Arbor, Michigan; 9 – 12
June 2004.
206.
Vascularized Grafts for mandibular reconstruction. AO/ASIF Craniomaxillofacial
Course, Sydney, Australia; 28 – 30 June 2004.
207.
Reconstructive failures and complications. AO/ASIF Craniomaxillofacial Course,
Sydney, Australia; 28 – 30 June 2004.
208.
Surgical access to the mandible and TMJ. AO/ASIF Craniomaxillofacial Course,
Sydney, Australia; 28 – 30 June 2004.
209.
Aesthetic outcomes. AO/ASIF Craniomaxillofacial Course, Sydney, Australia; 28
– 30 June 2004.
210.
Faculty Cadaver Workshop. Flap Dissection. AO/ASIF Craniomaxillofacial
Course, Sydney, Australia; 28 – 30 June 2004.
211.
History of AO and AO North America. AO/ASIF Principles of Operative
Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction, Minneapolis,
Minnesota; 31 July –
1 August 2004.
212.
Moderator Mandibular Reconstruction Panel. AO/ASIF Principles of Operative
Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction, Minneapolis,
Minnesota; 31 July – 1 August 2004.
213.
Co-Chair AO North America Craniomaxillofacial Faculty Development Forum,
San Diego, California; 12 – 15 August 2004.
214.
Chair: Bony, Alloplastic and Autogenous Restoration to the Mid-face
Symposium. American Society of Maxillofacial Surgery, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania; 8 October 2004.
215.
Tissue Engineering in Plastic Surgery. Turkish Society of Reconstructive and
Aesthetic Surgery, 26th Annual Program, Ankara, Turkey; 21 – 25 September
2004.
216.
Head and Neck Reconstruction – Current Perspectives. Turkish Society of
Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, 26th Annual Program, Ankara, Turkey; 21
– 25 September 2004.
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217.
Tissue Engineering in Plastic Surgery: Dream or reality? University of Hanover
30th Anniversary of the Department of Plastic, Hand and Reconstructive Surgery,
Hanover, Germany; 1 October 2004.
218.
Moderator ASMS Program. American Society of Plastic Surgeons Scientific
Program, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; 9 – 13 October 2004.
219.
The Management and Reconstructive Concerns of Extremity Malignancies.
American Society of Plastic Surgeons Scientific Program, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania; 9 – 13 October 2004.
220.
Introduction to Tissue Engineering: A Glimpse into the Future. American
Society of Plastic Surgeons Scientific Program. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; 9 –
13 October 2004.
221.
Bioengineered Nerve Tissue. OCTANe@UCI. UCI Biomedical Engineering
Technology: Ready for Commercialization, The University of California, Irvine;
9 November 2004.
222.
Chair, Masters in Microsurgery session. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery, Fajardo, Puerto Rico; 15 – 18 January 2005.
223.
LipoSelection Body Contouring with the VASER Technology. Live Surgery
Course, Co-Director, The University of California, Irvine; 21 – 22 January 2005.
224.
“What’s new in breast surgery” American College of Surgeons, Southern
California Section, Santa Barbara, California; 22 January 2005.
225.
Course Director, AO ASIF Advanced Symposium. Advances in the management
of craniomaxillofacial surgery, Whistler, British Columbia; 20 – 22 February
2005.
226.
History of AO and AO North America. ASIF Advanced Symposium. Advances
in the management of craniomaxillofacial surgery, Whistler, British Columbia; 20
– 22 February 2005.
227.
Case Discussion: Isolated Zygomatic Arch Fractures. ASIF Advanced
Symposium. Advances in the management of craniomaxillofacial surgery,
Whistler, British Columbia; 20 – 22 February 2005.
228.
Current perspectives in breast reconstruction. Walter Scott Brown Memorial
Lecture, The University of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois; 2 March 2005.
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229.
Tissue Engineering. Walter Scott Brown Memorial Lecture. The University of
Illinois, Chicago, Illinois; 2 March 2005.
230.
Case Presentations. Walter Scott Brown Memorial Lecture. The University of
Illinois, Chicago, Illinois; 2 March 2005.
231.
Research Funding – Research Panel: Plastic Surgery Research – The Foundation
for the Future. American Association of Plastic Surgery 84th Annual Meeting,
Scottsdale, Arizona; 9 May 2005.
232.
Plastic Surgery: A New Wrinkle. University of California, Irvine Medical Center
Associates Grants Award Program 2005. Beckman Center for the National
Academy of Science, The University of California, Irvine; 8 June 2005.
233.
Update NACMEC – International Cranio-Maxillofacial Education and Steering
Committee. Costa do Sauipe (Salvador), Brazil; 4 – 7 August 2005.
234.
Principles and Advance Course Format. International Cranio-Maxillofacial
Education and Steering Committee. Costa do Sauipe (Salvador), Brazil; 4 – 7
August 2005.
235.
Introduction: 4th Annual California Tissue Engineering Meeting. The University
of California, Irvine, September 16, 17, 2005.
236.
Co-Chair AO ASIF Principles of Craniomaxillofacial Surgery Workshop.
American Association of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. Los Angeles,
California, September 21, 2005.
237.
Mandibular Reconstruction. AO ASIF Principles of Craniomaxillofacial Surgery
Workshop. American Association of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
Los Angeles, California, September 21, 2005.
238.
Moderator Panel: Treatment of Mid-Face Fractures. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons, Chicago, IL September 24-28, 2005.
239.
Moderator Master Series: Aesthetic Restoration of the Facial Soft-Tissue
Deformity (nose, cheeks, lips). American Society of Plastic Surgeons, Chicago,
IL September 24-28, 2005.
240.
Plastic Surgery Research Council Update 2005. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons, Chicago, IL September 24-28, 2005.
241.
Women’s Health Day. Plastic Surgery, A New Wrinkle. The University of
California, Irvine, Crystal Cathedral, Oct 11, 2005.
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242.
Tissue Engineering – Fact or Fiction. The University of Padua, Padua Italy, Oct
28, 2005
243.
Breast Reconstruction: Current Concepts. The University of Southern California.
Los Angeles, CA, Nov 4, 2005
244.
Mandibular Reconstruction. AO ASIF Principles of Operative Treatment of
Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction. Los Angeles, CA, November
19-20, 2005.
245.
Panel Discussion Moderator: Midfacial Fracture. AO ASIF Principles of
Operative Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction. Los
Angeles, CA, November 19-20, 2005.
246.
Principles of Midface Reconstruction. AO Craniomaxillofacial Principles Course.
Davos, Switzerland. December 11-16, 2005.
247.
Biotechnology. Nerve, Adult Stem Cells. AO Craniomaxillofacial Principles
Course. Davos, Switzerland. December 11-16, 2005.
248.
Microsurgical Reconstruction of the Cranial Base. AO Craniomaxillofacial
Principles Course. Davos, Switzerland. December 11-16, 2005.
249.
Moderator Reconstructive Surgery Symposia. AO Craniomaxillofacial Principles
Course. Davos, Switzerland. December 11-16, 2005.
250.
Lab Table Instructor. AO Craniomaxillofacial Principles Course. Davos,
Switzerland. December 11-16, 2005.
251.
Moderator Scientific Paper Session E. American Society of Peripheral Nerve
Annual Meeting. Tucson, AZ, Jan 14, 15, 2006.
252.
Update on Research in Microsurgery. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery Annual Meeting. Tucson, AZ, Jan 14-17, 2006.
253.
Wound Healing. Contour Thread Course. The University of California, Irvine.
February 2006.
254.
Tissue Engineering – The Future? Aesthetic Facial Reconstruction in Adults and
Children. Tucson, AZ, Feb 25, 2006.
255.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery.
New Ideas and Innovations. Vail, Colorado, March 12-15, 2006.
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256.
Use of Stem Cells in Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery. Perspectives and
Advances in Plastic Surgery. New Ideas and Innovations. Vail, Colorado, March
12-15, 2006.
257.
Microsurgical Breast Reconstruction. Perspectives and Advances in Plastic
Surgery. New Ideas and Innovations. Vail, Colorado, March 12-15, 2006.
258.
Welcome to Orange County. Plastic Surgery Research Council 51st Annual
Meeting, Dana Point, California, May 17-20, 2006.
259.
Tissue Engineering. The University of Wisconsin, Visiting Professor. Madison,
Wisconsin, June 8, 9 2006.
260.
Breast Reconstruction The University of Wisconsin, Visiting Professor. Madison,
Wisconsin, June 8, 9 2006.
261.
Head and Neck Reconstruction The University of Wisconsin, Visiting Professor.
Madison, Wisconsin, June 8, 9 2006.
262.
Co-Chairman Faculty Development Forum. AO Craniomaxillofacial North
America. Williamsburg, VA, August 3-6, 2006.
263.
Post-Course Evaluation Process. AO Craniomaxillofacial North America.
Williamsburg, VA, August 3-6, 2006.
264.
Bone morphology and basic patterns of bone healing. AO Craniomaxillofacial
Principles Course. National Hospital Odonto Stomatology. Ho Chi Minh City,
Vietnam, August 26-29, 2006.
265.
Surgical anatomy and approaches to the midface. AO Craniomaxillofacial
266.
Naso-orbito-ethmodial fractures. AO Craniomaxillofacial Principles Course.
National Hospital Odonto Stomatology. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, August 2629, 2006.
267.
Surgical management of posttraumatic deformities. AO Craniomaxillofacial
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268.
Principles of midface reconstruction. AO Craniomaxillofacial Principles Course.
National Hospital Odonto Stomatology. Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, August 2629, 2006.
269.
Presidential Address for the American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons,
Opening Ceremony. XVIII Congress of the European Association for CranioMaxillofacial Surgery. Barcelona, Spain, September 12-15, 2006.
270.
ASMS – Presentation. Cleft Surgery Panel. XVIII Congress of the European
Association for Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery. Barcelona, Spain, September 1215, 2006.
271.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. The University of Louisville. September 15th,
2006
272.
Tissue Engineering in Plastic Surgery. Where are we know? The Kentucky
Society of Plastic Surgeons. September 15, 2006
273.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. The University of Kentucky. September 16th,
2006.
274.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. The University of Rochester. September 28,
2006.
275.
Tissue Engineering. The University of Rochester. September 28, 2006.
276.
Presidential Remarks. American Society of Plastic Surgery. Opening Ceremony.
American Society of Plastic Surgeons 75th Anniversary Meeting. San Francisco,
California. Oct 6-11, 2006.
277.
American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons Welcome remarks. Symposia on
Orbits, Brow and Beyond. Plastic Surgery for the Upper Third of the Face
Symposia. American Society of Plastic Surgeons 75th Anniversary Meeting. San
Francisco, California. Oct 6-11, 2006.
278.
Panel Moderator and Presenter. Reconstruction of the Cosmetic Nightmare.
279.
Ethics Presentation. Residents Day. American Society of Plastic Surgeons 75th
Anniversary Meeting. San Francisco, California. Oct 6-11, 2006.
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280.
Discussant – Panel: Fresh Faces, Real Cases: A Complication Survival Guide.
281.
The Management and Reconstructive Concerns of Extremity Malignancies.
282.
Mastopexy. 13th ASEAN Congress of Plastic Surgery and The 5th Congress of the
International Society for Simulation Surgery. Chiang Mai Thailand, Oct 13-16,
2006.
283.
Microsurgical Breast Reconstruction. 13th ASEAN Congress of Plastic Surgery
and The 5th Congress of the International Society for Simulation Surgery. Chiang
Mai Thailand, Oct 13-16, 2006.
284.
Stem cell in Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery. 13th ASEAN Congress of
Plastic Surgery and The 5th Congress of the International Society for Simulation
Surgery. Chiang Mai Thailand, Oct 13-16, 2006.
285.
History of AO. Principles Course Craniomaxillofacial AONA. Redondo Beach,
California, Oct 21, 22, 2006.
286.
History of AO. Principles Course Craniomaxillofacial AONA. Washington DC,
November 18-19, 2006.
287.
Tissue Engineering. University of British Columbia, Visiting Professor,
Vancouver, Canada, December 7,8 2006.
288.
Microvascular Breast Reconstruction. University of British Columbia, Visiting
Professor, Vancouver, Canada, December 7,8 2006.
289.
Augmentation/Mastopexy. University of British Columbia, Visiting Professor,
Vancouver, Canada, December 7-8, 2006.
290.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. Resident case conference and presentation.
University of British Columbia, Visiting Professor, Vancouver, Canada,
December 7,8 2006.
291.
Microsurgical Research and Funding. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery. Annual Scientific Program. The Westin Rio Mar Beach Resort –
Puerto Rico. Jan 13-16, 2007.
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292.
Moderator Scientific Paper Presentations Session C-2. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery. Annual Scientific Program. The Westin Rio Mar
Beach Resort – Puerto Rico. Jan 13-16, 2007.
293.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. Loma Linda Visiting Professor. Loma Linda,
California. Feb 1, 2007.
294.
Mastopexy. Loma Linda Visiting Professor. Loma Linda, California. Feb 1, 2007.
295.
Case Presentations. Loma Linda Visiting Professor. Loma Linda, California. Feb
1, 2007.
296.
Course Chairman. Principles of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction
for Operating Room Personnel. Redondo Beach, CA, February 3, 2007.
297.
Mandibular Reconstruction. Principles of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and
Reconstruction for Operating Room Personnel. Redondo Beach, CA, February 3,
2007.
298.
Co-Chair. AO Advanced Symposium in the Management of Craniomaxillofacial
Surgery. Lake Tahoe, NV, February 24-26, 2007.
299.
Moderator Module 2 Aesthetics. AO Advanced Symposium in the Management
of Craniomaxillofacial Surgery. Lake Tahoe, NV, February 24-26, 2007.
300.
Tissue Engineering. AO Advanced Symposium in the Management of
Craniomaxillofacial Surgery. Lake Tahoe, NV, February 24-26, 2007.
301.
Co-Chair. Perspective and Advances in Plastic Surgery Symposium. Practice,
Pearls & Technical Solutions. Vail Cascade Resort and Spa. Vail, CO March 1720, 2007
302.
General Reconstruction: Avoiding complications and managing them –
Moderator. Perspective and Advances in Plastic Surgery Symposium. Practice,
Pearls & Technical Solutions. Vail Cascade Resort and Spa. Vail, CO March 1720, 2007.
303.
Approaches to Wound Healing; Any Rhyme or Reason? Perspective and
Advances in Plastic Surgery Symposium. Practice, Pearls & Technical Solutions.
Vail Cascade Resort and Spa. Vail, CO March 17-20, 2007.
304.
Reconstructive Breast Surgery – Moderator. Perspective and Advances in Plastic
Surgery Symposium. Practice, Pearls & Technical Solutions. Vail Cascade
Resort and Spa. Vail, CO March 17-20, 2007.
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305.
Making Free Flaps Work in Daily Practice. Perspective and Advances in Plastic
Surgery Symposium. Practice, Pearls & Technical Solutions. Vail Cascade
Resort and Spa. Vail, CO March 17-20, 2007.
306.
Reconstructive Breast Surgery: Tips for improving everyday reconstruction.
Perspective and Advances in Plastic Surgery Symposium. Practice, Pearls &
Technical Solutions. Vail Cascade Resort and Spa. Vail, CO March 17-20, 2007.
307.
Breast Reconstruction. The University of Tennessee. Memphis, TN, March 2930, 2007.
308.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. The University of Tennessee. Memphis, TN,
March 29-30, 2007.
309.
Tramplasty. The University of Tennessee. Memphis, TN, March 29-30, 2007
310.
Co-Chairman. AO Challenges and Advances in the Management of
Craniomaxillofacial Surgery. State of the Art Reconstruction – Microsurgery.
Baltimore, Maryland. March 30-April 1, 2007.
311.
Applications of Tissue Engineering in Facial Reconstruction – The Future? AO
Challenges and Advances in the Management of Craniomaxillofacial Surgery.
State of the Art Reconstruction – Microsurgery. Baltimore, Maryland. March 30April 1, 2007.
312.
Moderator, Panel Discussion: Problem Solving and Avoiding Complications.
AO Challenges and Advances in the Management of Craniomaxillofacial Surgery.
State of the Art Reconstruction – Microsurgery. Baltimore, Maryland. March
30-April 1, 2007.
313.
The Case for Single Flap Reconstruction. AO Challenges and Advances in the
Management of Craniomaxillofacial Surgery. State of the Art Reconstruction –
Microsurgery. Baltimore, Maryland. March 30-April 1, 2007.
314.
Chairman Keynote Speech 3, 4. 2nd Shanghai International Plastic Surgery
Conference. Shanghai, China. April 17-20, 2007.
315.
Chairman Panel Discussion Keynote Speech 3, 4. 2nd Shanghai International
Plastic Surgery Conference. Shanghai, China. April 17-20, 2007.
316.
Panelist. Keynote Speeches 3, 4. 2nd Shanghai International Plastic Surgery
Conference. Shanghai, China. April 17-20, 2007.
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317.
Tissue Engineering. Invited Speech 22 – Plastic Surgery Research - 2. 2nd
Shanghai International Plastic Surgery Conference. Shanghai, China. April 1720, 2007.
318.
Panelist for Invited Speeches 22, 23, 24 – Plastic Surgery Research - 2. 2nd
319.
Chairman Panel for Invited Speeches 39, 40 – Plastic Surgery General - 2. 2nd
320.
Panelist for Invited Speeches 39, 40 – Plastic Surgery General - 2. 2nd Shanghai
International Plastic Surgery Conference. Shanghai, China. April 17-20, 2007.
321.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. Invited Speech 51. 2nd Shanghai International
Plastic Surgery Conference. Shanghai, China. April 17-20, 2007.
322.
Panelist for Invited Speeches 51, 52, 53: Craniomaxillofacial Surgery – 3. 2nd
323.
Chairman Academic Exchange Program – 4. 2nd Shanghai International Plastic
Surgery Conference. Shanghai, China. April 17-20, 2007.
324.
Plastic Surgery at The University of California, Irvine. Academic Exchange
Program – 4. 2nd Shanghai International Plastic Surgery Conference. Shanghai,
China. April 17-20, 2007.
325.
Achieving Aesthetic Outcomes in Breast Reconstruction. Saint Barnabas
Hospital. Visiting Professor. Livingston, New Jersey. May 10, 2007.
326.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. Visiting Professor The University of Medicine
and Dentistry New Jersey. Newark New Jersey, May 11, 2007.
327.
Case Presentations. Visiting Professor The University of Medicine and Dentistry
New Jersey. Newark New Jersey, May 11, 2007.
328.
Achieving Aesthetic Outcomes in Breast Reconstruction. The Kansas Society of
Plastic Surgeons. Kansas City, Kansas. May 15, 2007.
329.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. The University of Kansas Medical Center.
Division of Plastic Surgery. Kansas City, Kansas. May 16, 2007.
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330.
Case Presentations. The University of Kansas Medical Center. Division of
Plastic Surgery. Kansas City, Kansas. May 16, 2007.
331.
CMF Masterclass: Complications-Prevention and management. Board of
Trustees Meeting. AO. Beijing, China, June 6-9, 2007.
332.
Complications after open reduction internal fixation of mandible fractures,
incidence, management. AO CMF Advanced Symposia. Ninth People’s
Hospital. Shanghai, China, June 10, 11, 2007.
333.
Case discussion session. Trauma midface. AO CMF Advanced Symposia. Ninth
People’s Hospital. Shanghai, China, June 10, 11, 2007.
334.
Future considerations in tissue engineering. World Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery. Athens, Greece, June 24-26, 2007.
335.
Tissue Engineering. Experimental Microsurgery. World Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery. Athens, Greece, June 24-26, 2007.
336.
Moderator Free Papers. Tissue Engineering. World Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery. Athens, Greece, June 24-26, 2007.
337.
Moderator Panel Microsurgical Salvage for Failed Breast Reconstruction.
Advanced Microsurgical Reconstruction of the Breast: Concepts and
Controversies. Santa Fe, New Mexico, August 25, 2007.
338.
Ethics in Plastic Surgery. Twenty-Ninth Annual Plastic Surgery Symposium. Los
Angeles Society of Plastic Surgeons. Los Angeles, CA, September 15, 2007.
339.
Achieving Aesthetic Results in Breast Reconstructive Surgery. The Houston
Society of Plastic Surgeons. Houston Texas, September 20, 2007.
340.
Tissue Engineering. Where are we in the next 10 years? Baylor College of
Medicine/The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center Grand Rounds.
Houston Texas, September 21, 2007.
341.
Utilization of free tissue transfers for acute and late reconstruction. American
College of Surgeons Postgraduate Course 12 – Innovations in the management of
maxillofacial trauma. New Orleans, Oct 10, 2007.
342.
Ethics. Residents Day. American Society of Plastic Surgeons Annual Meeting.
Baltimore Maryland, Oct 26-31, 2007.
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343.
Moderator and Presenter. The Nightmare of Park Avenue. Dealing with
Complications Relating to Cosmetic Surgery. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons Annual Meeting. Baltimore, Maryland, Oct 26-31, 2007.
344.
Surgical Exposure and Accesses to the Orbit. AO Advanced Orbital Trauma and
Reconstructive Surgery Symposium. Johannesburg, South Africa. Oct 19-20,
2007.
345.
Primary Management of Isolated Blowout Fractures. AO Advanced Orbital
Trauma and Reconstructive Surgery Symposium. Johannesburg, South Africa.
Oct 19-20, 2007.
346.
Management of the Orbit in Panfacial Fractures. AO Advanced Orbital Trauma
and Reconstructive Surgery Symposium. Johannesburg, South Africa. Oct 19-20,
2007.
347.
Enophtalmos and Diplopia Correction: The Evans Perspective. AO Advanced
Orbital Trauma and Reconstructive Surgery Symposium. Johannesburg, South
Africa. Oct 19-20, 2007.
348.
Microvascular Reconstruction of the Orbit. AO Advanced Orbital Trauma and
Reconstructive Surgery Symposium. Johannesburg, South Africa. Oct 19-20,
2007.
349.
Tissue Engineering. AO Advanced Orbital Trauma and Reconstructive Surgery
Symposium. Johannesburg, South Africa. Oct 19-20, 2007.
350.
Moderator Scientific Paper Session C. American Society of Peripheral Nerve.
Los Angeles, CA. Jan 11-15, 2008.
351.
Tissue Engineering. Basic Science for Clinical Microsurgeons Current Status and
Clinical Relevance Panel. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery.
Los Angeles, CA, Jan 11-15, 2008.
352.
Instructional Course. Transfer of Engineered Tissue – Research Status and
Clinical Applicability. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Los
Angeles, CA, Jan 11-15, 2008.
353.
ASPS/PSEF Update: New Horizons Symposium, Rancho Mirage, California, Jan
26, 2008.
354.
Scalp Reconstruction. American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery. 19th
Annual Meeting, Jan 27- Feb 1, 2008. Beaver Creek, Colorado.
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355.
Abdominal Wall Reconstruction. American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery.
19th Annual Meeting, Jan 27- Feb 1, 2008. Beaver Creek, Colorado.
356.
Achieving Aesthetic Results Utilizing Microvascular Breast Reconstruction.
Grand Rounds General Surgery, Chang Gung University. March 10, 2008, Taipei,
Taiwan.
357.
Co-Chair ASPS Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery – Difficult cases
and management of complications. March 16-19, Vail, CO, 2008.
358.
Moderator Body Contouring Panel and Case Presentations/Panel. ASPS
Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery – Difficult cases and management
of complications. March 16-19, Vail, CO, 2008.
359.
Plating Techniques in Sternal Wound Management. ASPS Perspectives and
Advances in Plastic Surgery – Difficult cases and management of complications.
March 16-19, Vail, CO, 2008.
360.
Panel – Management of Difficult Wounds Case Presentation. ASPS Perspectives
and Advances in Plastic Surgery – Difficult cases and management of
complications. March 16-19, Vail, CO, 2008.
361.
Lifewings: A protocol to prevention in wrong site surgery. ASPS Perspectives
and Advances in Plastic Surgery – Difficult cases and management of
complications. March 16-19, Vail, CO, 2008.
362.
Plastic Surgery: A New Wrinkle – Family Health Circle. The University of
California, Irvine. April 1, 2008.
363.
Tissue Engineering: Where do we go from here? 7th Annual Industry Research
Symposium: “Disruptive Technologies for the 21st Century: Engineering the life
Sciences.” The University of California, Irvine.
364.
Moderator Mandibular Fracture session. AO Course Craniomaxillofacial
Principles Course. New Delhi, India, June 5-7, 2008.
365.
Naso-ethmoidal and orbital wall factures. AO Course Craniomaxillofacial
366.
Moderator Reconstructive Session. AO Course Craniomaxillofacial Principles
Course. New Delhi, India, June 5-7, 2008.
367.
Case Discussion on midface trauma. AO Course Craniomaxillofacial Principles
Course. New Delhi, India, June 5-7, 2008.
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368.
Maxillofacial injuries in the growing skeleton. AO Course Craniomaxillofacial
369.
Case discussion reconstructive session. AO Course Craniomaxillofacial
370.
Plastic Surgery: A New Wrinkle – Executive Health. The University of
California, Irvine. July 16, 2008.
371.
The Role of Tissue Engineering in the United States in the Next Decade. 1st
American Conference on Reconstructive Transplant Surgery (ACRTS). The
University of Pennsylvania Health System. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. July 18,
19, 2008.
372.
Education Update from ASPS. The Michigan Association of Plastic Surgeons.
Mackinac Island, Michigan. July 20-22, 2008.
373.
AO Committees and Boards. Faculty Development Forum. AO
Craniomaxillofacial North America. Dallas, TX Aug 15, 2008.
374.
Panel Discussion – Fresh Faces, Real Cases. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons National Meeting Chicago, IL, Oct 29-Nov 5, 2008. Abstracted in
Plastic Reconstr Surgery Vol 122, Number 45, page 26, 2008.
375.
Panel Discussion – In the News – Reconstructive Innovations. American Society
of Plastic Surgeons National Meeting Chicago, IL, Oct 29-Nov 5, 2008.
Abstracted in Plastic Reconstr Surgery Vol 122, Number 45, page 66, 2008.
376.
Co-Moderator: Head and Neck Reconstruction: From Local Flaps to CompositeFree Tissue Transfer. American College of Surgeons 94th Annual Clinical
Congress. San Francisco, CA. October 14, 2008.
377.
Session Moderator – Experimental. Chinese Society of Microsurgery and the
American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery 1st Joint Conference.
Shanghai Worldfield Convention Hotel. Oct 20-22, 2008.
378.
Is there a future for Tissue Engineering? Chinese Society of Microsurgery and the
American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery 1st Joint Conference.
Shanghai Worldfield Convention Hotel. Oct 20-22, 2008.
379.
Stem cells – is there a place in reconstructive microsurgery? Chinese Society of
Microsurgery and the American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery 1st Joint
Conference. Shanghai Worldfield Convention Hotel. Oct 20-22, 2008.
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380.
Playing it Safe, Playing it Smart – Use your Society & its resources. Resident
Day. American Society of Plastic Surgeons Annual Meeting. Chicago, Oct 31Nov 5, 2008.
381.
Panel: Fresh Faces, Real Cases. American Society of Plastic Surgeons Annual
Meeting. Chicago, Oct 31- Nov 5, 2008.
382.
Panel: In the News – Reconstructive Innovations. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons Annual Meeting. Chicago, Oct 31- Nov 5, 2008.
383.
Instructional Course – The Management and Reconstructive Concerns of
Extremity Malignancies. American Society of Plastic Surgeons Annual Meeting.
Chicago, Oct 31- Nov 5, 2008.
384.
Course Co-Chair. AO Principles of Operative Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial
Trauma and Reconstruction. Redondo Beach, CA, Nov 22-23, 2008.
385.
Panel Discussion Mandible Injury. AO Principles of Operative Treatment of
Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction. Redondo Beach, CA, Nov 2223, 2008.
386.
Orbital and Zygomaticomaxillary Complex (ZMC) Fractures. AO Principles of
Operative Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction.
Redondo Beach, CA, Nov 22-23, 2008.
387.
Panel Discussion Craniomaxillofacial Injury. AO Principles of Operative
Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and Reconstruction. Redondo Beach,
CA, Nov 22-23, 2008.
388.
Moderator Research II Papers. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery.
Maui, Hawaii, Jan 7-13, 2009.
389.
Panel Participant. Microsurgery in Academic vs. Private Practice. American
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Maui, Hawaii, Jan 7-13, 2009.
390.
Strategies in the Treatment of Facial Injuries. The Egyptian Society of Plastic
Surgeons Workshop (2) on Maxillofacial Injuries. Cairo, Egypt Feb 3-6 2009.
391.
Head and Neck Reconstruction using Microvascular Techniques and Local Flaps.
The Egyptian Society of Plastic Surgeons Workshop (2) on Maxillofacial
Injuries. Cairo, Egypt Feb 3-6 2009.
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392.
Aesthetic Considerations in Breast Reconstruction. The Egyptian Society of
Plastic Surgeons Workshop (3) on Breast Reconstruction and Augmentation.
Cairo, Egypt Feb 3-6 2009.
393.
Aesthetic Considerations in Breast Reconstruction. Lecture. The Egyptian Society
of Plastic Surgeons. Cairo, Egypt Feb 3-6 2009.
394.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. Lecture. The Egyptian Society of Plastic
Surgeons. Cairo, Egypt Feb 3-6 2009.
395.
Tissue Engineering and stem cells. The Egyptian Society of Plastic Surgeons.
Cairo, Egypt Feb 3-6 2009.
396.
Chair ASPS Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery. Science and
Applications of fat (The Skinny on Fat). Vail Colorado, March 15-18, 2009.
397.
Differentiation to Alternative Cell Sources. ASPS Perspectives and Advances in
Plastic Surgery. Science and Applications of fat (The Skinny on Fat). Vail
Colorado, March 15-18, 2009.
398.
The Surgical Oncologic Approach to Fat Injections and Cancer Screening. ASPS
Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery. Science and Applications of fat
(The Skinny on Fat). Vail Colorado, March 15-18, 2009.
399.
The Science of Fat: Moderator. ASPS Perspectives and Advances in Plastic
Surgery. Science and Applications of fat (The Skinny on Fat). Vail Colorado,
March 15-18, 2009.
400.
Cosmetic II and Patient Safety. Moderator. ASPS Perspectives and Advances in
Plastic Surgery. Science and Applications of fat (The Skinny on Fat). Vail
Colorado, March 15-18, 2009.
401.
Wrong Site Surgery Update. ASPS Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery.
Science and Applications of fat (The Skinny on Fat). Vail Colorado, March 1518, 2009.
402.
Perspectives in Leadership in Academic Plastic Surgery Panel. American
Association of Plastic Surgeons. 88th Annual Meeting and Aesthetic Symposium.
Rancho Mirage, California, March 21-24, 2009.
403.
Co-Chair Scientific Program. ASPS/IQUAM Transatlantic Innovations. Paris,
France. April 4-7, 2009.
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404.
The Role of Adult Stem Cells (Fat) and their Role in the Future of Surgery. AO
Visiting Professor, The University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, April 18,
2009.
405.
Laboratory and Clinical Constructs in Tissue Engineering. AO Visiting Professor,
The University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, April 18, 2009.
406.
The Free Flap for Defects of the Head and Neck: Achieving Aesthetic Outcomes.
AO Visiting Professor, The University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky, April
18, 2009.
407.
Stem Cells in Plastic Surgery. Asan University and Medical Center. Seoul
Korea, May 7, 2009.
408.
Current Approaches to Breast Reconstruction. 66th Scientific Meeting of the
Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons. CheongJu Korea, May 79, 2009.
409.
Achieving Aesthetic Results with Microvascular Breast Reconstruction. Panel III
66th Scientific Meeting of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgeons. CheongJu Korea, May 7-9, 2009.
410.
Head and Neck Reconstruction Teaching Program. 66th Scientific Meeting of the
Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons. CheongJu Korea, May 79, 2009.
411.
The Future of Plastic Surgery Governance. The Johns Hopkins Biennial Meeting.
Baltimore, Maryland, June 5, 2009.
412.
Tissue Engineering. World Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Okinawa,
Japan. June 24-28, 2009.
413.
Medical Education in the USA. The Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand, 34th
Annual Meeting. Pattaya, Thailand. July 4-7, 2009.
414.
Achieving Aesthetic Results in Breast Surgery. The Royal College of Surgeons of
Thailand, 34th Annual Meeting. Pattaya, Thailand. July 4-7, 2009.
415.
Microsurgical Breast Reconstruction. The Royal College of Surgeons of
Thailand, 34th Annual Meeting. Pattaya, Thailand. July 4-7, 2009.
416.
Tissue Engineering in Surgery. The Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand, 34th
Annual Meeting. Pattaya, Thailand. July 4-7, 2009.
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417.
Face Lifts. The Royal College of Surgeons of Thailand, 34th Annual Meeting.
Pattaya, Thailand. July 4-7, 2009.
418.
Co-Chair Stephen Mathis Reconstructive Symposium. Dallas, Texas, July 10-12,
2009.
419.
Composite Flap Reconstruction of the Head and Neck. Stephen Mathis
Reconstructive Symposium. Dallas, Texas, July 10-12, 2009.
420.
Local Regional Flaps. Stephen Mathis Reconstructive Symposium. Cadaver
Workshop Dallas, Texas, July 10-12, 2009.
421.
Nerve panel participant. Stephen Mathis Reconstructive Symposium. Dallas,
Texas, July 10-12, 2009.
422.
Panel on Developing a National Plastic Surgery DVT/PE Strategy. Quality
Summit. American Society of Plastic Surgeons Summer Board Meeting.
Chicago, IL, July 15-19, 2009.
423.
Mandibular Reconstruction. AOCMF International Principles Course. Hospital
ABC Campus Santa Fe, Mexico City, Aug 11-15, 2009.
424.
Correction of Squeal Case Presentations. AOCMF International Principles
Course. Hospital ABC Campus Santa Fe, Mexico City, Aug 11-15, 2009.
425.
New Technology in CMF Surgery. AOCMF International Principles Course.
Hospital ABC Campus Santa Fe, Mexico City, Aug 11-15, 2009.
426.
Scalp Reconstruction. AOCMF International Principles Course. Hospital ABC
Campus Santa Fe, Mexico City, Aug 11-15, 2009.
427.
Achieving Aesthetic Results in Breast Reconstruction. First Atlanta-Pacific
Microsurgery Conference, Modena, Italy. Oct 1-3, 2009.
428.
Tissue Engineering in 2009. First Atlanta-Pacific Microsurgery Conference,
Modena, Italy. Oct 1-3, 2009.
429.
Playing it Safe, Playing it Smart – Use your Society and Its Resources.
ASPS/PSEF Residents Day. American Society of Plastic Surgeons – Plastic
Surgery 2009. Seattle, WA. Oct 23, 2009.
430.
Panel Participant – You Accidently Cur a Nerve – Now What Do you Do?
American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery/American Society of Peripheral
Nerve. Annual Scientific Meeting, Boca Raton Florida, Jan 7-12, 2010.
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431.
Panel Participant – Senior Panelist Head and Neck. Young Microsurgeons Group
Complex Case Presentations: Does Experience Change What you Do? American
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Annual Scientific Meeting, Boca Raton
Florida, Jan 7-12, 2010.
432.
Moderator D-2: Nerve and Torso. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery. Annual Scientific Meeting, Boca Raton Florida, Jan 7-12, 2010.
433.
Triumphs Case Presentation. American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery, 21st
Annual Meeting. Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Jan 31-Feb 5, 2010.
434.
TURDS Case Presentation. American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery, 21st
435.
A Sentinel Case Presentation. American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery, 21st
436.
Tips, Tricks, Late Follow Up, Cry for Help Case Presentation. American Alpine
Workshop in Plastic Surgery, 21st Annual Meeting. Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Jan
31-Feb 5, 2010.
437.
Achieving Aesthetic Results in Breast Surgery. Sacramento Society of Plastic
Surgeons. Sacramento, California. March 1 2010
438.
Craniomaxillofacial Trauma. General Surgery Grand Rounds. The University of
California, Davis. Sacramento, California. March 2 2010.
439.
Reconstruction of the Head and Neck in Cancer Patients. Plastic Surgery
Resident Presentations. The University of California, Davis. Sacramento,
California. March 2 2010.
440.
The recent advance in tissue engineering. Chang Gung Memorial Hospital
Kaohsiung Medical Center. Kaohsiung, Taiwan. March 8, 2010.
441.
The recent advance in tissue engineering. Chang Gung Memorial Hospital
General Surgery Grand Rounds. Chang Gung University. Linkou, Taiwan.
March 8, 2010.
442.
Chair - Back to Basics. Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery Symposium.
An Evidence-Based Approach to Optimizing Outcomes. Snowbird, UT. March
12-14, 2010
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443.
Moderator Patient Safety – What we need to know and what is left to learn. Back
to Basics. Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery Symposium. An
Evidence-Based Approach to Optimizing Outcomes. Snowbird, UT. March 1214, 2010.
444.
ASPS Update. Back to Basics. Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery
Symposium. An Evidence-Based Approach to Optimizing Outcomes. Snowbird,
UT. March 12-14, 2010.
445.
Moderator Patient Safety Panel – Complications and their Management. Back to
Basics. Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery Symposium. An EvidenceBased Approach to Optimizing Outcomes. Snowbird, UT. March 12-14, 2010.
446.
Moderatory Fat Injections-What we know and what is left to learn. Back to
Basics. Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery Symposium. An EvidenceBased Approach to Optimizing Outcomes. Snowbird, UT. March 12-14, 2010.
447.
Moderator Panel. Fat injections – has the case been made? Back to Basics.
Perspectives and Advances in Plastic Surgery Symposium. An Evidence-Based
Approach to Optimizing Outcomes. Snowbird, UT. March 12-14, 2010.
448.
Question and Answer Challenging Cases Moderator. Back to Basics. Perspectives
and Advances in Plastic Surgery Symposium. An Evidence-Based Approach to
Optimizing Outcomes. Snowbird, UT. March 12-14, 2010.
449.
Moderator – A Day in the ER. Back to Basics. Perspectives and Advances in
Plastic Surgery Symposium. An Evidence-Based Approach to Optimizing
Outcomes. Snowbird, UT. March 12-14, 2010.
450.
Facial Bony Fractures. Back to Basics. Perspectives and Advances in Plastic
Surgery Symposium. An Evidence-Based Approach to Optimizing Outcomes.
Snowbird, UT. March 12-14, 2010.
451.
Dealing with Difficult Wounds. Back to Basics. Perspectives and Advances in
Plastic Surgery Symposium. An Evidence-Based Approach to Optimizing
Outcomes. Snowbird, UT. March 12-14, 2010.
452.
Tissue Engineering in Plastic Surgery. REBIRTH Center and Hannover
University. Hannover Germany, April 29, 2010.
453.
Achieving Aesthetic Results in Breast Surgery. Department of Plastic Surgery,
Hannover University. Hannover Germany, April 30, 2010.
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454.
Moderator Session 2: Noninvasive Body Contouring. Technology and Innovation
in Plastic Surgery. San Francisco, California, May 22-23, 2010.
455.
Society Town Hall Meeting. ABPS presentation for CSPS. California Society of
Plastic Surgeons 60th Annual Meeting. Rancho Palos Verdes, California, May 2731, 2010.
456.
Politics, Legalities and Safety Concerns Using Fat Grafting. Mentor Adipose
Tissue Innovation Summit. New Brunswick, NJ, June 25-26, 2010.
457.
ASPS Update. Stephen Mathes Reconstructive Symposium. Dallas, Texas, July
23-24, 2010.
458.
Oral Reconstruction. Stephen Mathes Reconstructive Symposium. Dallas, Texas,
July 23-24, 2010.
459.
ASRM Panel Participate Head and Neck Reconstruction. Stephen Mathes
Reconstructive Symposium. Dallas Texas, July 23-24, 2010.
460.
Breast Reconstruction. KCI Corporate Office Presentation. San Antonio, TX,
Aug 4, 2010.
461.
Discussant Live Surgery Module – Fat Grafting and Revision Augmentation
Mastopexy. Breast and Body Contouring Symposium. Santa Fe, New Mexico,
Aug 18-21, 2010.
462.
Moderator Fat Grafting Panel. Breast and Body Contouring Symposium. Santa
Fe, New Mexico, Aug 18-21, 2010.
463.
Discussant Live Surgery Module – Brachioplasty and Abdominoplasty. Breast
and Body Contouring Symposium. Santa Fe, New Mexico, Aug 18-21, 2010.
464.
Participant Breast Reduction Panel. Breast and Body Contouring Symposium.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, Aug 18-21, 2010.
465.
Achieving Aesthetic Outcomes in Breast Reconstruction. Thirty-Second Annual
Plastic Surgery Symposium. Los Angeles Society of Plastic Surgeons. Los
Angeles, California, Sept 11 2010.
466.
Moderator Fat Grafting Panel – Problems and Opportunities. American Society
of Plastic Surgeons Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada, Sept 28-Oct 5, 2010.
467.
Playing it safe, playing it smart. Resident Day. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada, Sept 28-Oct 5, 2010.
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468.
Moderator Meals, Gifts and Entertainment. Compliance Summit. American
Society of Plastic Surgeons. Chicago, IL, Dec 1-3, 2010.
469.
AONACMF – Principle Course Director. AOCMF Membership. Los Angeles,
CA, Dec 4-5, 2010.
470.
Microsurgical Head and Neck Reconstruction – what works. 12th Conference of
Pan Arab Association of Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic & Burn Surgery.
Doha, Qatar, Dec 11-15, 2010.
471.
Round Table Discussion – Tissue Engineering and Stem Cells. 12th Conference
of Pan Arab Association of Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic & Burn Surgery.
472.
Achieving Aesthetic Results in Reconstructive Breast Surgery. 12th Conference
of Pan Arab Association of Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic & Burn Surgery.
473.
Current and Legal Perspectives on Fat Grafting. 12th Conference of Pan Arab
Association of Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic & Burn Surgery. Doha, Qatar,
Dec 11-15, 2010.
474.
Public Day – Stem Cells and Research progression. 12th Conference of Pan Arab
Association of Plastic, Reconstructive, Aesthetic & Burn Surgery. Doha, Qatar,
Dec 11-15, 2010.
475.
Fat Grafting and Engineering. Chair Break-out Session. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery. Cancun, Mexico. Jan12-17, 2011.
476.
Master Series in Microsurgery. Reconstruction Using Tissue Engineering.
American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Cancun, Mexico. Jan12-17,
2011.
477.
Triumphs – A Chance to Share a Result That Makes it All Worthwhile. Facial
Reconstruction. American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery. Deer Valley
Park City Utah, Feb 8-13, 2011.
478.
Disasters and Cries for Help. Zygomatic Fracture. American Alpine Workshop in
Plastic Surgery. Deer Valley Park City Utah, Feb 8-13, 2011.
479.
Follow-up Cases. Breast and Hand. American Alpine Workshop in Plastic
Surgery. Deer Valley Park City Utah, Feb 8-13, 2011.
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480.
Tips, Tricks and Advice Cases. Head and Neck Reconstruction. American Alpine
Workshop in Plastic Surgery. Deer Valley Park City Utah, Feb 8-13, 2011.
481.
Course Director. Challenges and Advances in the Management of CMF Surgery.
Focus: Microsurgery. Baltimore Maryland, May 12-14, 2011.
482.
Abdominal Wall Reconstruction – Free Tissue Transfer. The 16th World
Congress of the International Confederation for Plastic Reconstructive and
Aesthetic Surgery. Vancouver, British Columbia. May 21-27, 2011.
483.
Session Chairs, Research. The 16th World Congress of the International
Confederation for Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. Vancouver,
British Columbia. May 21-27, 2011.
484.
Tissue Engineering: Smoke and Mirrors Or Is Something Starting to Happen?
Master Class. The 16th World Congress of the International Confederation for
Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. Vancouver, British Columbia.
May 21-27, 2011.
485.
Moderator Non-Invasive Body Contouring. Technology Innovation in Plastic
Surgery. San Francisco, CA. June 17-19, 2011.
486.
Co-Chair Tissue Engineering Panel. The 6th Congress of the World Society for
Reconstructive Microsurgery. Helsinki, Finland, June 29- July 2, 2011.
487.
Tissue Engineering and How to Put it Into Clinical Practice. The 6th Congress of
the World Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery. Helsinki, Finland, June 29July 2, 2011.
488.
Microsurgery – Making it Consistent. 2nd International Meeting on Aesthetic and
Reconstructive Facial Surgery. Kos, Greece, Sept 1-3, 2011.
489.
The American Experience with Mandibular Reconstruction. 2nd International
Meeting on Aesthetic and Reconstructive Facial Surgery. Kos, Greece, Sept 1-3,
2011.
490.
Tissue Engineering with Stem Cells. 2nd International Meeting on Aesthetic and
Reconstructive Facial Surgery. Kos, Greece, Sept 1-3, 2011.
491.
Moderator Facial Implants – Minimally Invasive Surgery. 2nd International
Meeting on Aesthetic and Reconstructive Facial Surgery. Kos, Greece, Sept 1-3,
2011.
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492.
Moderator Panel Discussion #2 Eyelids. 2nd International Meeting on Aesthetic
and Reconstructive Facial Surgery. Kos, Greece, Sept 1-3, 2011.
493.
Moderator Iron Plastic Surgeon. American Society of Plastic Surgeons, Plastic
Surgery Foundation, American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons Annual
Meeting. Denver, Colorado. Sept 23-27, 2011.
494.
Playing It Safe, Playing it Right. Resident Day Presentation. American Society of
Plastic Surgeons, Plastic Surgery Foundation, American Society of Maxillofacial
Surgeons Annual Meeting. Denver, Colorado. Sept 23-27, 2011.
495.
Plastic Surgical Breast Reconstruction: Current State of the Art. Breast Surgery
and Breast Reconstruction Seminar. Cancer Foundation of China. Beijing, China.
Oct 14-16, 2011
496.
Moderator Session 1 Experimental. XXIV Congresso Nazionale Della Societa
Italiana Di Microchirurgia. Palermo, Italy, Oct 20-22, 2011.
497.
The use of stem cells in plasic surgery. XXIV Congresso Nazionale Della Societa
Italiana Di Microchirurgia. Palermo, Italy, Oct 20-22, 2011.
498.
Complications in Breast Surgery. American Society of Plastic Surgeons Round
Table. 1st Chinese European Congress of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic
Surgery. Beijing, China, Oct 27-29, 2011.
499.
Co-Chair Globalization and Business of Plastic Surgery. American Society of
Plastic Surgeons Round Table. 1st Chinese European Congress of Plastic
Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. Beijing, China, Oct 27-29, 2011.
500.
Medical Tourism – US Perspective. American Society of Plastic Surgeons Round
Table. 1st Chinese European Congress of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic
501.
Keynote Lecture. Automated Stem Cell Extraction and Application to Cosmetic
Surgery. 1st Chinese European Congress of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic
502.
Stem Cells and Plastic Surgery. Special Lecture. Taiwan Society of Plastic
Surgery. Taipei, Taiwan, Nov 11-12, 2011.
503.
Mandibular Reconstruction and Their Role of Rigid Internal Fixation. AO North
America Principles of Operative Treatment of Craniomaxillofacial Trauma and
Reconstruction. San Diego, California, Dec 3-4, 2011.
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504.
Instructional Course. Tissue Engineering and Nerve Repair. American Society of
Peripheral Nerve. Las Vegas, Nevada. Jan 13-15, 2012.
505.
Panel Participant. Complex Reconstruction – How To Be Mission Critical To
Your Institution. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Las Vegas,
Nevada. Jan 14-17, 2012.
506.
Force Innovation – A Novel Solution to a Complex Problem. American Alpine
Workshop in Plastic Surgery. 23 Annual Meeting. Telluride Colorado Feb 12-17,
2012.
507.
Complications in Plastic Surgery. American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery.
23 Annual Meeting. Telluride Colorado Feb 12-17, 2012.
508.
Triumphs in Plastic Surgery. American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery. 23
Annual Meeting. Telluride Colorado Feb 12-17, 2012.
509.
Tips, Tricks and Follow-up Cases. American Alpine Workshop in Plastic
Surgery. 23 Annual Meeting. Telluride Colorado Feb 12-17, 2012.
510.
Moderator Complications in Plastic Surgery. American Alpine Workshop in
Plastic Surgery. 23 Annual Meeting. Telluride Colorado Feb 12-17, 2012.
511.
ADSCs used for nerve regeneration. 1st ISPRES Congress. Rome, Italy March 911, 2012.
512.
Mentor Session 14 Future Applications. 1st ISPRES Congress. Rome, Italy
March 9-11, 2012.
513.
Current Options for Head and Neck Reconstruction. Scott & White. Texas A&M
Health Science Center. Temple Texas, April 27, 2012
514.
Future of Stem Cells in Plastic Surgery. Scott & White. Texas A&M Health
Science Center. Temple Texas, April 27, 2012.
515.
Current Trends in Breast Surgery. Scott & White. Texas A&M Health Science
Center. Temple Texas, April 27, 2012.
516.
Moderator Session A Co-Chair. American Soceity Asethetic Plastic Surgeons.
The Aesthetic Meeting, Vancouver Canada. May 3-8, 2012.
517.
American Society of Plastic Surgeons Update. Challenging Complications in
Plastic Surgery Symposium. Successful Management Strategies. Washington
D.C. July 13-14, 2012.
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518.
Lipoaugmentation: Patient Selection, Untoward Events and Managing
Complications. Challenging Complications in Plastic Surgery Symposium.
Successful Management Strategies. Washington D.C. July 13-14, 2012.
519.
Panel Discussant: Breast Augmentation, Reduction and Mastopexy. Challenging
Complications in Plastic Surgery Symposium. Successful Management
Strategies. Washington D.C. July 13-14, 2012.
520.
Panel Discussant: Revision Surgery After Body Contouring Procedures.
Challenging Complications in Plastic Surgery Symposium. Successful
Management Strategies. Washington D.C. July 13-14, 2012.
521.
Panel Discussant: Body Contouring Complications. Challenging Complications
in Plastic Surgery Symposium. Successful Management Strategies. Washington
D.C. July 13-14, 2012.
522.
What Could Possibly Go Wrong? A Comprehensive Approach to Diagnosing and
Treating Abdominoplasty Complications. Challenging Complications in Plastic
Surgery Symposium. Successful Management Strategies. Washington D.C. July
13-14, 2012.
523.
Panel Discussant: Abdominoplasty Module. Challenging Complications in
Plastic Surgery Symposium. Successful Management Strategies. Washington
D.C. July 13-14, 2012.
524.
Moderator: Correcting the Uncorrectable – Scar Management. Challenging
Complications in Plastic Surgery Symposium. Successful Management
Strategies. Washington D.C. July 13-14, 2012.
525.
Panel Discussant: Scar Management. Challenging Complications in Plastic
Surgery Symposium. Successful Management Strategies. Washington D.C. July
13-14, 2012.
526.
Introduction to Orbital Fractures. AOCMF Advanced Course on Orbital Surgery
for the Bony Foundations and Soft Tissues. Singapore, Aug 22-24, 2012.
527.
Free Flap Reconstruction of the Orbit. AOCMF Advanced Course on Orbital
Surgery for the Bony Foundations and Soft Tissues. Singapore, Aug 22-24, 2012.
528.
The Challenge of Enopthalmos. AOCMF Advanced Course on Orbital Surgery
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529.
The Challenge of Telechanthus. AOCMF Advanced Course on Orbital Surgery
530.
Treatment of Telechanthus. AOCMF Advanced Course on Orbital Surgery for the
Bony Foundations and Soft Tissues. Singapore, Aug 22-24, 2012.
531.
Strategies To Become An Established Academic Plastic Surgeon. European
Plastic Surgery Research Council. Hamburg, Germany, Aug 23-26, 2012.
532.
Moderator Scientific Session VII – Oncology. European Plastic Surgery Research
Council. Hamburg, Germany, Aug 23-26, 2012.
533.
The use of Adult Stem Cells in Plastic Surgery. G20 Forum for Regenerative
Plastic Surgery. Bridging from Science to Clinical Practice. Montreux,
Switzerland. Sept 3, 4, 2012.
534.
Stem Cells and the Use of Fat. Association of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgeons of South Africa. Champagne Sports Resort. Central Drakensberg,
Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa.. Oct 19-22, 2012.
535.
Breast Reconstruction. Association of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons of
South Africa. Champagne Sports Resort. Central Drakensberg, Kwazulu-Natal,
South Africa.. Oct 19-22, 2012.
536.
Head and Neck Reconstruction. Association of Plastic and Reconstructive
537.
Abdominal Wall Reconstruction. Association of Plastic and Reconstructive
538.
Abdominoplasties. Association of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons of South
Africa. Champagne Sports Resort. Central Drakensberg, Kwazulu-Natal, South
Africa.. Oct 19-22, 2012.
539.
Business of Plastic Surgery. Association of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
of South Africa. Champagne Sports Resort. Central Drakensberg, KwazuluNatal, South Africa.. Oct 19-22, 2012.
540.
Iron Surgeon. Master of Ceremony. Plastic Surgery The Meeting. New Orleans,
Oct 24-30, 2012.
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541.
American Society of Plastic Surgeons and the Korean Society of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgeons: Collaboration and Future Partnership. 70th Congress of
the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons. Seoul, Korea,
November 9-11, 2012.
542.
ASCs and Lipoplasty: Current Trends and Regulations. 70th Congress of the
Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons. Seoul, Korea, November
9-11, 2012.
543.
Abdominoplasty. 70th Congress of the Korean Society of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgeons. Seoul, Korea, November 9-11, 2012.
544.
Stem Cells and Fat. 49th Brazilian Congress of Plastic Surgery. Porto Alegre,
Brazil. Nov 14-18, 2012.
545.
Achieving Facial Aesthetics in Reconstruction. 49th Brazilian Congress of Plastic
Surgery. Porto Alegre, Brazil. Nov 14-18, 2012.
546.
Moderator Stem Cells:Breast. British Association of Plastic Reconstructive and
Aesthetic Surgeons. Winter Scientific Meeting 4-6 December 2012. 7 Dec 2012
Combined meeting with ASPS. London, UK, 2012.
547.
Adult Stem Cells in Plastic Surgery: Biology and Clinical Use. British
Association of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons. Winter Scientific
Meeting 4-6 December 2012. 7 Dec 2012 Combined meeting with ASPS.
London, UK, 2012.
548.
Fat Grafting for the Breast – Is It safe? British Association of Plastic
Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons. Winter Scientific Meeting 4-6 December
2012. 7 Dec 2012 Combined Meeting with ASPS. London, UK, 2012.
549.
Moderator, Tissue Engineering Panel. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery AAHS, ASPN, ASRM Annual Meeting. Jan 8-15, Naples, Florida,
2013.
550.
Moderator Session 4 ASPN/ASRM Scientific Paper Presentations. American
Society of Peripheral Nerve. AAHS, ASPN, ASRM Annual Meeting. Jan 8-15,
Naples, Florida, 2013.
551.
ASPS Presidential Update. ASPS/ASAPS Expanding Horizons Symposium.
New Paradigms in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas. Jan 2426, 2013.
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552.
Revisional Breast Augmentation. ASPS/ASAPS Expanding Horizons
Symposium. New Paradigms in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Mandalay Bay, Las
Vegas. Jan 24-26, 2013.
553.
Panel Discussion Participant. ASPS/ASAPS Expanding Horizons Symposium.
554.
Moderator Breast Discussion. ASPS/ASAPS Expanding Horizons Symposium.
555.
Abdominoplasty Suture. American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery. Aspen
Colorado, Feb 10-15, 2013.
556.
Preservation of the Tattoo. American Alpine
Workshop in Plastic Surgery. Aspen Colorado, Feb 10-15, 2013.
557.
Air Turbulence. American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery. Aspen
558.
Prevema. Does it Work? American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery. Aspen
559.
Achieving Aesthetic Results in Breast Surgery. 51st Annual Scientific Meeting of
the Northwest Society of Plastic Surgeons. Wailea, Maui, Hawaii. February 1620, 2013.
560.
Lipofilling: Safety, Regulations and Complications. 51st Annual Scientific
Meeting of the Northwest Society of Plastic Surgeons. Wailea, Maui, Hawaii.
February 16-20, 2013.
561.
ASPS Update. 51st Annual Scientific Meeting of the Northwest Society of Plastic
Surgeons. Wailea, Maui, Hawaii. February 16-20, 2013.
562.
Moderator Experimental and Research. 17th IPRAS World Congress 2013.
Santiago, Chile 24 Feb – 1 March, 2013.
563.
Moderator Round Table ASPS Complications in Plastic Surgery. 17th IPRAS
World Congress 2013. Santiago Chile 24 feb – 1 March, 2013.
564.
Microsurgery Complications. ASPS Round Table Complications in Plastic
Surgery. 17th IPRAS World Congress 2013. Santiago Chile 24 Feb – 1 March
2013.
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565.
Moderator ASPS: International Plastic Parameters and Safety in Plastic Surgery.
17th IPRAS World Congress 2013. Santiago Chile 24 Feb – 1 March 2013.
566.
Key Note Speech – Global Perspectives, MOC Partners, International
Collaborations, Stem Cell Meeting, How ASPS Can Help you. 17th IPRAS World
Congress 2013. Santiago Chile 24 Feb – 1 March 2013.
567.
The Administrative Structure of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Law
Societies and Services in Plastic Surgery Roundtable. 17th IPRAS World
Congress 2013. Santiago Chile 24 Feb – 1 March 2013.
568.
Moderator Panel: Making Fat Grafting Better – How Processing, Stem Cells and
Additives Can Improve Results. ASPS Regenerative Medicine Summit.
Turnberry Isle. Miami, FL, March 14-17, 2013.
569.
Moderator Industry Roundtable: ASPS Regenerative Medicine Summit.
Turnberry Isle. Miami, FL, March 14-17, 2013.
570.
Biomaterials. Panel on Biomaterials for Aesthetic Purposes/Abdominal Wall
Reconstruction – State of the Field, Understanding the Current Data, and Future
Directions. ASPS Regenerative Medicine Summit. Turnberry Isle. Miami, FL,
March 14-17, 2013.
571.
Achieving Aesthetic Results in Breast Reconstruction. Evans, GRD. Wirth G.
The Aesthetic Meeting. New York, New York, April 11-16, 2013.
572.
Moderator. Worldwide Ideas and Innovations. The Aesthetic Meeting. New
York, New York, April 11-16, 2013.
573.
Facelift: My Technique. Plastic Surgery Congress 2013. Hosted by the
Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons and the New Zealand Association of
Plastic Surgeons. Melbourne, Australia. April 22-26, 2013.
574.
Facelift Panel & Questions: Plastic Surgery Congress 2013. Hosted by the
575.
Global Leader’s Perspectives: Plastic Surgery in a Global Environment Maintenance of Certification. Plastic Surgery Congress 2013. Hosted by the
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576.
Academic Practice – Practice, expectations and the future. Plastic Surgery
Congress 2013. Hosted by the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons and the
New Zealand Association of Plastic Surgeons. Melbourne, Australia. April 2226, 2013.
577.
Breast Reconstruction 2013: Achieving Aesthetic Results in Breast
Reconstruction. Plastic Surgery Congress 2013. Hosted by the
578.
New Knowledge in Plastic Surgery: New Technology – From the Bench to the
Clinic. Plastic Surgery Congress 2013. Hosted by the Australian Society of
Plastic Surgeons and the New Zealand Association of Plastic Surgeons.
Melbourne, Australia. April 22-26, 2013.
579.
Research and Industry: Dancing with the Devil? The Pitfalls in Commercially
Funded Research. Plastic Surgery Congress 2013. Hosted by the
580.
The Principles and Practice of Fat Cell Grafting I: Fat Grafting and Stem Cells in
Plastic Surgery. Plastic Surgery Congress 2013. Hosted by the
581.
Current Practice and Future of Breast Augmentation. USA Perspective: ADM
and Breast Implants: Hype or Reality? Plastic Surgery Congress 2013. Hosted
by the Australian Society of Plastic Surgeons and the New Zealand Association of
582.
Staying out of Trouble. ASPS Ethics. California Society of Plastic Surgeons 63rd
Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA. May 24-27, 2013.
583.
ASPS Update. California Society of Plastic Surgeons 63rd Annual Meeting. San
Francisco, CA. May 24-27, 2013.
584.
Moderator Non-Invasive Body Contouring – What Type of Energy, How Hot,
How Cold, and How to Judge Results. Technology in Plastic Surgery. San
Francisco, CA May 30-June 2, 2013.
585.
ASPS Update. 56th Annual Meeting Southeastern Society of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgeons. Bonita Springs, Florida, June 1-5, 2013.
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586.
Navigating the Waters After Residency: Perspective from a Hopkins Grad. The
2013 Johns Hopkins University Biennial Department of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery Keynote Address.
587.
Moderator. Regulations & Ethics concerning Fat Transplants, SVF, ADSC &
Growth Factors Panel: Regulation of fat grafting, stem cells and Growth Factors
by Government. 2nd ISPRES Congress. Berlin, Germany. June 7-9, 2013.
588.
Regulatory Update. 2nd ISPRES Congress. Berlin, Germany. June 7-9, 2013.
589.
Achieving Aesthetic Results in Breast Reconstruction. Wharton Professor
Visiting Lecture. The University of Toronto. 14 June, 2013.
599.
Session Chair. Breast II. Achieving Normal in Implant-Based Breast
Reconstruction. World Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Chicago, IL.
July 11-14, 2013.
600.
Co-Moderator Panel: Tissue Engineering in Complex Reconstruction: What
works, what doesn’t, where do we go from here. World Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery. Chicago, IL. July 11-14, 2013.
601.
Reconstructive Options in the Setting of Radiation Therapy. Breast Surgery and
Body Contouring Symposium. Innovators Leading the Way to Patient WellBeing. Santa Fe, New Mexico, Aug 22-24, 2013.
602.
Oncoplastic Breast Surgery: When and How? Breast Surgery and Body
Contouring Symposium. Innovators Leading the Way to Patient Well-Being.
Santa Fe, New Mexico, Aug 22-24, 2013.
603.
Round Table on Breast Topics. Breast Surgery and Body Contouring Symposium.
Innovators Leading the Way to Patient Well-Being. Santa Fe, New Mexico, Aug
22-24, 2013.
604.
ASPS Your Global Partner in Plastic Surgery. Visiting Professor, Univeritair
Ziekenhuis Gent, Belgium.
605.
Complications in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Symposium 19. Correcting Shape
Deformities after Reduction and Mastopexy. Meeting of the Deutsche
Gesellschaft der Plastischen, Rekonstuktiven und Aethetischen Chirurgen and
Vereinigung der Deutschen Asthetisch-Plastischen Chirurgen. Muenter,
Germany. September 11-14, 2013.
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606.
Complications in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Symposium 19. Scars – Managing the
Unfavorable Scar – Changing Scar Quality and Position. Meeting of the Deutsche
Gesellschaft der Plastischen, Rekonstuktiven und Aethetischen Chirurgen and
Vereinigung der Deutschen Asthetisch-Plastischen Chirurgen. Muenter,
Germany. September 11-14, 2013.
607.
ASPS Update. Northeastern Society of Plastic Surgeons 30th Annual Meeting.
Washington DC, Sept 20-22, 2013.
608.
Moderator: Forum Internacional Sobre Cirurgia Redutora de Tisco no Cancer da
Mama e Mastectommia Conservadora da Areola e Papila. Rio de Janeiro, Sept
28, 2013.
609.
Oncoplastic Surgery: Combining Surgical Excision and Breast Reduction
Techniques. Forum Internacional Sobre Cirurgia Redutora de Tisco no Cancer da
Mama e Mastectommia Conservadora da Areola e Papila. Rio de Janeiro, Sept
28, 2013.
610.
Mastectomy Preserving the NAC. Forum Internacional Sobre Cirurgia Redutora
de Tisco no Cancer da Mama e Mastectommia Conservadora da Areola e Papila.
Rio de Janeiro, Sept 28, 2013.
611.
Training, Certification and Recertification in the United States. Visiting
Professor. Hospital Centro De Estudo Luiz Miguel Da Silva. Rio de Janeiro, Sept
27, 2013.
612.
Moderator ASPS President’s Panel: Patients of Courage – Beyond the Surgery:
A 10 Year Celebration. Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2013. San Diego, CA. Oct
11-15, 2013.
613.
Moderator Iron Surgeon 2013. Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2013. San Diego,
CA. Oct 11-15, 2013
614.
Closing Session Lunch and Learn: Myth Busters – Controversies in Plastic
Surgery. Evidence Based Review of Subcutaneous Wound Drains in Plastic
Surgery. Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2013. San Diego, CA. Oct 11-15, 2013.
615.
Breast Reconstruction – Oncoplastic Surgery. 50th Congresso Brasileiro de
Cirurgia Plastica. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 13-17 November, 2013.
616.
Current Scenario of Stem Cells in Plastic Surgery: Clinical Applications.
APSICON 2013. 48th Annual Conference Association of Plastic Surgeons of
India. Dr. Charles Pinto CME Program. Mumbai, India. Nov 24, 2013.
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617.
Moderator Chairperson. Session 3A of the CME. : Clinical Applications.
India. Dr. Charles Pinto CME Program. Mumbai, India. Nov 24, 2013.
618.
Complex Abdominal Wall Reconstruction. APSICON 2013. 48th Annual
Conference Association of Plastic Surgeons of India. Dr. Sharma Symposium.
Mumbai, India. Nov 24-27, 2013.
619.
Meet the Professors: Clinical Applications. APSICON 2013. 48th Annual
Conference Association of Plastic Surgeons of India. Mumbai, India. Nov 24-27,
2013.
620.
Master Class. Breast Reconstruction/ADSC. APSICON 2013. 48th Annual
2013.
621.
Oncoplastic Surgery. Presidential Invited Lecture. : Clinical Applications.
India. Mumbai, India. Nov 24-27, 2013.
622.
Chairperson. Curtain Raiser WSRM 2015. APSICON 2013. 48th Annual
2013.
623.
Past President Invited Panel. American Society of Peripheral Nerve. Kauai,
Hawaii. Jan 10-14, 2014.
624.
Presidents Invited Panel – The Future of Aesthetic Surgery. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery. Kauai, Hawaii. Jan 10-14, 2014.
625.
Abdominal Wall And Perineal Reconstruction. Apollo Cancer Conclave.
International Cancer Conference. ITC Grand Chola Chennai, India. Feb 6-9,
2014.
626.
Panel Discussion Session 3 Reconstruction Hall B. Apollo Cancer Conclave.
International Cancer Conference. ITC Grand Chola Chennai, India. Feb 6-9,
2014.
627.
Breast Reconstruction Following Cancer. Apollo Cancer Conclave. International
Cancer Conference. ITC Grand Chola Chennai, India. Feb 6-9, 2014.
628.
Panel Discussion Breast Cancer Hall C. Apollo Cancer Conclave. International
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629.
Meet The Professor Sessions. Hall A. Apollo Cancer. Conclave International
630.
Fat Grafting and Stem Cells. Apollo Cancer Plastic Surgery Rounds. Chennai,
India. Feb 8 2014.
631.
Who am I and What Has Made Me What I am? American Alpine Workship in
Plastic Surgery. Adler Dolomiti, Val Gardena, Italy. March 16-21, 2014.
632.
Organizational Issues. American Alpine Workship in Plastic Surgery. Adler
Dolomiti, Val Gardena, Italy. March 16-21, 2014.
633.
A Few Pounds Less. American Alpine Workship in Plastic Surgery. Adler
Dolomiti, Val Gardena, Italy. March 16-21, 2014.
634.
Tips, Tricks and Follow up Cases. American Alpine Workship in Plastic Surgery.
Adler Dolomiti, Val Gardena, Italy. March 16-21, 2014.
635.
Moderator ALCL and Breast Implants. ASPS Management of Complications in
Plastic Surgery Symposia. Chicago, IL. March 28-29, 2014.
636.
Panel. Management of Complications in Augmentation Mastopexy Panel. ASPS
Management of Complications in Plastic Surgery Symposia. Chicago, IL. March
28-29, 2014.
637.
Management of Complications in Fat Grafting to the Breast. ASPS Management
of Complications in Plastic Surgery Symposia. Chicago, IL. March 28-29, 2014.
638.
Radiation Basics and the Effect on Soft Tissues. ASPS Management of
Complications in Plastic Surgery Symposia. Chicago, IL. March 28-29, 2014.
639.
Co-Moderator Scientific Session II – Aesthetics.93rd Annual Meeting American
Association of Plastic Surgeons. Miami, FL. April 5-8, 2014.
640.
Fat/Stem Cells. 11th IQUAM Congress and Consensus Conference and IPRAS
International Meeting. Budapest, Hungary. April 10-13, 2014.
641.
Stem Cells. 34th Jornada Paulista de Cirurgia Plastica Meeting. Sao Paulo,
Brazil. April 30 – May 3, 2014.
642.
Facelifting. 34th Jornada Paulista de Cirurgia Plastica Meeting. Sao Paulo,
Brazil. April 30 – May 3, 2014.
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643.
Opening Welcome. First Sino-US Congress of Plastic Reconstructive and
Aesthetic Surgery. Shanghai, China. May 16-18, 2014.
644.
Aesthetic Concepts in Breast Surgery. Keynote Lecture. First Sino-US Congress
of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. Shanghai, China. May 16-18,
2014.
645.
ASPS Update. First Sino-US Congress of Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic
Surgery. Shanghai, China. May 16-18, 2014.
646.
Tissue Expansion. First Sino-US Congress of Plastic Reconstructive and
Aesthetic Surgery. Shanghai, China. May 16-18, 2014.
647.
ASPS Update. California Society of Plastic Surgeons 64th Annual Meeting.
Newport Beach, CA. May 23-26, 2014.
648.
Diasters by the Masters. Abdominoplasty. California Society of Plastic Surgeons
64th Annual Meeting. Newport Beach, CA. May 23-26, 2014.
649.
Moderator Perineum and Transgender Surgery. ESPRAS, Edinburgh Scotland.
July 6-11, 2014.
650.
Revisiting Isolation Techniques in Stem Cell Therapy. ISPRES Miami 2014,
Miami Florida, Sept 11-14, 2014.
651.
Question and Answer Panel: Methods and Techniques. ISPRES Miami 2014,
Miami Florida, Sept 11-14, 2014.
652.
Maximizing the Aesthetic Outcome in Breast Reconstruction. The 5th
International Oncoplastic Breast Surgery Symposium. Guangzhou China, Sept
18-22, 2014.
653.
Update Progress of Fat Grafting in Breast Reconstruction and Augmentation. The
5th International Oncoplastic Breast Surgery Symposium. Guangzhou China,
Sept 18-22, 2014.
654.
Achieving Aesthetic Results in Breast Reconstruction. Hong Kong Society of
Plastic Surgeons. Hong Kong, China, Oct 17, 2014.
655.
My Cup Runneth Over: Surgeon Suffering and Burnout. Co-Moderator.
American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress 2014. San Francisco,
California, Oct 25-29, 2014.
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656.
Challenges For The Future. Topic On The Panel: My Cup Runneth Over:
Surgeon Suffering and Burnout. American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress
2014. San Francisco, California, Oct 25-29, 2014.
657.
Mama Reconstruction. 51st Congresso Brasileiro De Cirurgia Plastica. Costa Do
Saupe – Bahia- Brazil, Nov 10-15, 2014.
658.
Dealing With Breast Malposition. Implant, Mammoplasty, Reduction. 51st
Congresso Brasileiro De Cirurgia Plastica. Costa Do Saupe – Bahia- Brazil, Nov
10-15, 2014.
659.
Keynote Lecture – Business of Plastic Surgery – Current and Future Trends in
Plastic Surgery. The 40th Annual Meeting of the Israel Society of Plastic and
Aesthetic Surgery. Tel Aviv, Israel, 24-25 Nov, 2014.
660.
Aesthetic Face Lift Approach and its Implications to Head and Neck
Reconstruction. The 40th Annual Meeting of the Israel Society of Plastic and
Aesthetic Surgery. Tel Aviv, Israel, 24-25 Nov, 2014.
661.
Moderator Best Case Best Save. The 40th Annual Meeting of the Israel Society of
Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery. Tel Aviv, Israel, 24-25 Nov, 2014.
662.
Use of Tissue Expanders, ADM, etc in Breast Reconstruction. The 40th Annual
Meeting of the Israel Society of Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery. Tel Aviv, Israel,
24-25 Nov, 2014.
663.
Stem Cells in Plastic Surgery and Tissue Engineering. The 40th Annual Meeting of
the Israel Society of Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery. Tel Aviv, Israel, 24-25 Nov,
2014.
664.
Problem Cases – Residents Program. The 40th Annual Meeting of the Israel
Society of Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery. Tel Aviv, Israel, 24-25 Nov, 2014.
665.
25th Anniversary Founding Member and Past President Invited Panel. American
Society of Peripheral Nerve. 2015 Annual Meeting AAHS, ASPN, ASRM.
Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas. Jan 23-27, 2015.
666.
The Thin Breast Cancer Patient: Getting the Best Results with Limited Tissue.
American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. 2015 Annual Meeting AAHS,
ASPN, ASRM. Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas. Jan 23-27, 2015.
667.
Tissue Engineering & Microsurgery: Friends or Foes for the Future? American
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. 2015 Annual Meeting AAHS, ASPN,
ASRM. Atlantis, Paradise Island, Bahamas. Jan 23-27, 2015.
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668.
Theme Day – The Best Thing That Happened To Me As A Plastic Surgeon.
American Alpine Workshop in Plastic Surgery. Sun Peaks Grand, British
Columbia, Canada. Feb 8-13, 2015.
669.
Triumphs – Sun Peaks Grand, British Columbia, Canada. Feb 8-13, 2015.
670.
Trophy in Un-Redeeming Dering Do. Sun Peaks Grand, British Columbia,
Canada. Feb 8-13, 2015.
671.
Tips, Tricks & Follow Up Cases. Sun Peaks Grand, British Columbia, Canada.
Feb 8-13, 2015.
672.
Keynote Address – Augmenting Microsurgery with Fat Grafting. 8th Congress of
World Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery. Mumbai, India. March 19-22,
2015.
673.
Stem Cells, Cloning and Tissue Engineering. 8th Congress of World Society for
Reconstructive Microsurgery. Mumbai, India. March 19-22, 2015.
674.
On the Hot Seat: What Would You Do With This Case? Aesthetica 2015. Super
Symposium. Las Vegas, Nevada. April 30 – May 2, 2015.
675.
Moderator. Mega Panel: Innovations in Non-Surgical Facial Rejuvenation and
Hair Transplantation. Aesthetica 2015. Super Symposium. Las Vegas, Nevada.
April 30 – May 2, 2015.
676.
Moderator. Scientific Session 10 – Aesthetics. European Assocaition of Plastic
Surgeons. Twenty-Sixth Annual Meeting. Edinburgh Scotland. May 28-30,
2015.
677.
Maximizing Aesthetic Results with Implants and ADM. Combined Summer
Scientific Meeting. British Association of Plastic Reconsturctive and Aesthetic
Surgery with the Royal Belgian Society for Plastic Surgery. Cocertgebouw,
Bruges, Belgium. 25-27 June, 2015.
678.
A Personal Road to Leadership. Thoughts and Perspectives. Grand Rounds. The
University of Pittsburgh, Department of Plastic Surgery. Visiting Professor. July
29, 2015.
679.
Moderator Abdominal Contouring – Current State of the Art. The American
Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Controversies and Challenges in Aesthetic
Plastic Surgery. The Aesthetic Cruise 2015 – Barcelona to Lisbon. August 9-17,
2015.
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680.
Abdominoplasty – What Works for Me. The American Society for Aesthetic
Plastic Surgery. Controversies and Challenges in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. The
Aesthetic Cruise 2015 – Barcelona to Lisbon. August 9-17, 2015.
681.
Complications of Implant Surgery and How to Correct Them. The American
Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Controversies and Challenges in Aesthetic
Plastic Surgery. The Aesthetic Cruise 2015 – Barcelona to Lisbon. August 9-17,
2015.
682.
Moderator and Panel Participant Body Contouring Complications. Case
Presentations. The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.
Controversies and Challenges in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. The Aesthetic Cruise
2015 – Barcelona to Lisbon. August 9-17, 2015.
683.
The Science Behind Fat Grafting. The American Society for Aesthetic Plastic
Surgery. Controversies and Challenges in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. The
Aesthetic Cruise 2015 – Barcelona to Lisbon. August 9-17, 2015.
684.
Managing VTE Prophylaxis in the Aesthetic Patient. The American Society for
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Controversies and Challenges in Aesthetic Plastic
Surgery. The Aesthetic Cruise 2015 – Barcelona to Lisbon. August 9-17, 2015.
685.
Fat Injections and Stem Cells. ISAPS Instructional Course Taipei Taiwan. Sept 56, 2015.
686.
Abdominoplasty. ISAPS Instructional Course Taipei Taiwan. Sept 5-6, 2015.
687.
Implant Malposition. ISAPS Instructional Course Taipei Taiwan. Sept 5-6, 2015.
688.
Breast Reconstruction – New Materials: The Use of ADM in Breast
Reconstruction. Societa Italiana Di Chirurgia Plastica Ricostruttiva Ed Estetica.
Milan Italy. Sept 17-19, 2015.
689.
Instructional Course. Breast Reconstruction Using ADM. Societa Italiana Di
Chirurgia Plastica Ricostruttiva Ed Estetica. Milan Italy. Sept 17-19, 2015.
690.
Limb Salvage in the Cancer Patient. Societa Italiana Di Chirurgia Plastica
Ricostruttiva Ed Estetica. Milan, Italy. Sept 17-19, 2015.
691.
Options for Closure and Biomaterials for Abdominal Wall Defects. Societa
Italiana Di Chirurgia Plastica Ricostruttiva Ed Estetica. Milan Italy. Sept 17-19,
2015.
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692.
PSEN Presentation to Italian Society. Societa Italiana Di Chirurgia Plastica
Ricostruttiva Ed Estetica. Milan Italy. Sept 17-19, 2015.
693.
Moderator – Controversy in Breast Reconstruction. The American College of
Surgeons Clinical Congress 2015. Chicago, IL. Oct 3-7, 2015.
694.
Abdominoplasty. Department of Plastic Surgery Educational Conference.
Season’s 52. Orange, California. Oct 7, 2015.
695.
Iron Surgeon: Master of Ceremonies. Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2015. Boston,
MA. Oct 16-20, 2015.
696.
Course Co-Director – Body Contouring After Bariatric Surgery and Complex
Hernia Repair. ObesityWeek 2015. Los Angeles, CA. Nov 2, 2015.
697.
Management of Complications and VE Prophylaxis. ObesityWeek 2015. Los
Angeles, CA. Nov 2, 2015.
698.
Abdominal Wall Anatomy and Considerations in the Post Bariatric Patient.
ObesityWeek 2015. Los Angeles, CA. Nov 2, 2015.
699.
Histology and Changes in the Abdominal Wall with Hernia Formation.
ObesityWeek 2015. Los Angeles, CA. Nov 2, 2015.
700.
Techniques for Reconstruction of Abdominal Wall Defects. ObesityWeek 2015.
Los Angeles, CA. Nov 2, 2015.
701.
Breast Reconstruction using Implants/TE and ADM. KSPRS-ASPS Joint
Session: Breast Reconstruction. 73rd Congress Korean Society of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgeons. Seoul, Korea, Nov 13-15, 2015.
702.
Fat Grafting: Personal Principle and Technique. Panel 2: Concept and Technique
2. The 4th ISPRES Congress. Beijing, China, Dec 4-6, 2015.
703.
Moderator Panel 5 Breast Reconstruction. The 4th ISPRES Congress. Beijing,
China, Dec 4-6, 2015.
704.
Moderator Occupational Hazards of Microsurgery. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery. Scottsdale, Arizona, Jan 16-19, 2016.
705.
Panel Participant. What I Know Now That I Wish I Knew Then – Heparin.
American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Scottsdale, Arizona, Jan 1619, 2016.
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706.
Presidential Address. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery.
Scottsdale, Arizona, Jan 16-19, 2016.
707.
Theme Day – Around the World – 27th Annual Meeting American Alpine
Workshop. Telluride, Colorado. Feb 21-26, 2016.
708.
Triumphs – got it closed - 27th Annual Meeting American Alpine Workshop.
Telluride, Colorado. Feb 21-26, 2016.
709.
Complications – 27th Annual Meeting American Alpine Workshop. Telluride,
Colorado. Feb 21-26, 2016.
710.
Breast Reconstruction. Plastic Surgery Staff Rounds. The University of
California, Irvine. Orange, CA, March 3, 2016.
711.
Fat Injection. XXI Congreso Ibero Latinoamericano de Cirugia Plastica y
Reconstructiva. FILACP 2016. Punta del Este – Uruguay. March 8-12, 2016.
712.
Abdominoplasty. XXI Congreso Ibero Latinoamericano de Cirugia Plastica y
Reconstructiva. FILACP 2016. Punta del Este – Uruguay. March 8-12, 2016.
713.
Augmentation Mammaplasty Difficulty Breasts. XXI Congreso Ibero
Latinoamericano de Cirugia Plastica y Reconstructiva. FILACP 2016. Punta del
Este – Uruguay. March 8-12, 2016.
714.
Tissue Engineering and Stem Cells. XXI Congreso Ibero Latinoamericano de
Cirugia Plastica y Reconstructiva. FILACP 2016. Punta del Este – Uruguay.
March 8-12, 2016.
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Evans GRD, Ryan JJ: Reduction mammoplasty for the teenage patient: A Critical
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Evans GRD, Manson PN: A variation in the appearance of melanoma-in-situ (Clark's
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9.
Evans GRD, Schusterman MA, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Robb GL, Ainslie N:
The radial forearm free flap for head and neck reconstruction: A review. Am J Surg
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11.
Evans GRD, Robb GL. Cutaneous Foot Malignancies: Outcome and options for
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12.
Evans GRD, Clark N, Manson, PN, Leipinger L: The role of mini- and micro-plate
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Kroll SS, Schusterman MA, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Robb GL, Evans GRD: Abdominal
wall strength, bulging and hernia after TRAM flap breast reconstruction. Plast Reconstr
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September 1994. Referenced in : Breast Diseases: A Year Book Quarterly (the “Work”),
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14.
Evans GRD, Reece GP: Lower back reconstruction: An approach to wound closure in
the cancer patient. Plast Reconstr Surg 96(3):635-642, September 1995. (Percent Effort –
80)
15.
Reconstruction and the radiated breast: Is there a role for implants? Discussion: Spear
SL, Maxwell GP. Plast Reconstr Surg 96(5):1111-1118, October 1995. (Percent Effort –
80)
16.
Evans GRD, David CL, Loyer LM, Strom E, Waldron C, Ortega R, Ainslie N, Wang B,
Janjan N: The long-term effects of internal mammary chain irradiation and its role in the
vascular supply of the pedicle TRAM flap breast reconstruction. Ann Plast Surg
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1995. (Percent Effort – 90)
17.
Evans GRD, Clark N, Manson P: Identification and management of the minimally
displaced nasoethmoidal orbital fractures. Ann Plast Surg 35:469-473, November 1995.
18.
Kroll SS, Evans GRD, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Robb GL, Baldwin BJ, Schusterman MA:
Comparison of resource costs between implant-based and TRAM flap breast
reconstruction. Plast Reconstr Surg 97(2):364-372, February 1996. Abstracted in Plastic
Surgical Forum; 18:316, October 1995. (Percent Effort – 40)
19.
Gherardini G, Evans GRD, Gurlek A, Palmer B, Gazelius B, Lundeberg T: Comparison
of vascular effects of calcitonin gene-related peptide and lidocaine on human veins. J
Reconstr Microsurg 12:241-45, 1996. (Percent Effort – 40)
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20.
Evans GRD, Netscher D, Schusterman MA, Kroll SS, Robb GL, Reece GP, Miller MJ:
Silicon tissue assays: A comparison of nonaugmented cadaveric and augmented patient
levels. Plast Reconstr Surg 97:1207-1214, May 1996. Abstracted in Breast Cancer
Research and Treatment 37:49, 1996. (Percent Effort – 40)
21.
Gherardini G, Evans GRD, Theodorsson E, Gazelius B, Gürlek A, Lundeberg T:
Calcitonin gene-related peptide in experimental ischemia implication of an endogenous
anti-ischemic effect. Ann Plast Surg 36:616-20, June 1996. (Percent Effort – 50)
22.
Kroll SS, Evans GRD, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Robb GL, Baldwin BJ, Schusterman MA.
Comparison of resource costs of free and conventional TRAM flap breast reconstruction.
Plast Reconstr Surg 98(1):74-77, July 1996. (Percent Effort – 40)
23.
Kroll SS, Schusterman MA, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Robb GL, Baldwin BJ:
Choice of flap and incidence of free flap success. Plast Reconstr Surg 98:459-463, 1996.
24.
Evans GRD, Goldberg D, Ames F: Complex abdominal-perineal reconstruction:
Options after pelvic bone resection. Plast Reconstr Surg 98:735-739, 1996. (Percent
Effort – 75).
25.
Timing of pedicle thrombosis and flap loss after free tissue transfer. Plast Reconstr Surg
98: 1230-1234, 1996. (Percent Effort – 25)
26.
Evans GRD, Baldwin BJ: Silicon tissue assay: Are there intracapsular variations?
Annals of Plastic Surgery 37: 592-595, 1996. (Percent Effort – 75)
27.
Gherardini G, Haegerstrand A, Matarasso A, Gürlek A, Evans GRD, Lundberg T: Cell
adhesion and short-term patency in human endothelium pre-seeded 1.5mm
polytetrafluoroethylene vascular grafts: An experimental study. Plast Reconstr Surg
99:472-478, 1997. (Percent Effort – 25)
28.
Kroll SS, Evans GRD, Goldberg D, Wang BG, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Robb GL, Baldwin
BJ, Schusterman MA: A comparison of resource costs of head and neck reconstruction
with free and pectoralis major flaps. Plast Reconstr Surg 99:1282-1286, 1997. (Percent
Effort – 40)
29.
Evans GRD, Baldwin BJ: Silicon tissue assay: A measurement of capsular levels from
chemotherapeutic Port-A-Catheter devices. Plast Reconstr Surg 99:1354-1361, 1997.
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30.
Kroll SS, Schusterman MA, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Robb GL, Baldwin BJ,
Wang BG: Comparison of nipple projection with the modified double-opposing tab and
star flaps. Plast Reconstr Surg 99:1602-1605, 1997. (Percent Effort – 25)
31.
Gürlek A, Schusterman MA, Evans GRD, Gherardini G. Blood flow and
microcirculatory changes in an ischemia-reperfusion injury model. Experimental study in
the rabbits. Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery 13:345-349, July 1997. (Percent
Effort – 40)
32.
Gürlek A, Gherardini G, Cromeens DA, Joly GA, Wang BG, Evans GRD: Drug induced
vasodilation: The effects of sodium nitroprusside, hydralazine and cromakalin on the
rabbit carotid artery. Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery 13:415-421, 1997. (Percent
Effort – 40)
33.
Gürlek A, Gherardini G, Coban YK, Gorgu M, Erdogan B, Evans GRD. The repair of
multiple recto-vaginal fistulas with the neurovascular pudendal thigh flap (Singapore
flap): A case report. Plast Reconstr Surg 99: 2071-2073, 1997. (Percent Effort – 40)
34.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Ang KK, Cromeens D, Gherardini D, Peden E, Gürlek A, Tinkey
P, Williams JZ: Peripheral nerve regeneration: The effects of postoperative irradiation.
Plast Recontr Surg 100:375-380, 1997. (Percent Effort – 50)
35.
Evans GRD, Black JJ, Robb GL, Baldwin BJ, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece GP,
Schusterman MA: Adjuvant therapy: The effects on microvascular lower extremity
reconstruction. Ann of Plastic Surgery, 39:141-144, 1997. (Percent Effort – 50)
36.
Beahm E, Evans GRD, Grimmer MIC. The histologic changes of intraoral free skin flap.
Am J Surgery 174, November, 1997. (Percent Effort – 50)
37.
Evans GRD, Williams JZ, Ainslie NB: Cutaneous nasal malignancies: Is primary
reconstruction safe? Head and Neck Surgery 19:182-87, 1997. (Percent Effort – 50)
38.
Evans GRD, Friedman J, Shenaq J, Mosser S. Plantar flap reconstruction for acral
lentiginous melanoma. Ann Surg Oncol 4: 575-78, 1997. (Percent Effort – 60)
39.
Evans GRD, Baldwin BJ. From Cadavers to Implants: Silicon Tissue Assays of Medical
Devices. Plast Reconstr Surg 100: 1459-1463, 1997. Referenced in Breast Diseases: A
Year Book Quarterly, 1998. (Percent Effort – 60)
40.
Evans GRD, Gherardini G, Gürlek A, Joly GA, Langstein H, Cromeens DM, Sukumaran
AV, Williams, JZ, Brown JA, Toomey D, Wang BG, Lundeberg T: Drug Induced
Vasodilation an in Vitro and in Vivo Study: The Effects of Nicardipine, Papaverine and
Lidocaine on the Rabbit Carotid Artery. Plast Reconstr Surg 100: 1475-1481, 1997.
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41.
Gherardini G, Gürlek A, Evans GRD, Milner SM, Matarasso A, Wassler M, Jernbeck J,
Lundeberg T: Venous Ulcers: Improved healing by administration of calcitonin generelated peptide and vasoactive intestinal polypeptide. Plast Reconstr Surg 101: 90-93,
42.
Khoo A, Kroll SS, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Robb GL, Baldwin BJ, Wang BG,
Schusterman MA. A comparison of resource costs of immediate and delayed breast
reconstruction. Plast Reconstr Surg 101: 964-970, April, 1998. (Percent Effort – 25)
43.
Brandt K, Evans GRD, Gürlek A, Savel T, Lohman R, Nabawi A, Williams J, Patrick
CP, Ang KK, Lembo T, Cromeens D, Botello F. The effects of preoperative irradiation
on peripheral nerve regeneration. Ann Plast Surg 40: 277-282, March, 1998. Referenced
in The Journal of the American College of Surgeon 186: 212, 1998. (Percent Effort – 50)
44.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Widmer M, Gürlek A, Savel T, Gupta P, Lohman R, Williams J,
Hodges J, Nabawi A, Patrick C, Mikos A. Poly-DL-lactic-co-gylcolic acid (PLGA)
biodegradable tissue engineered nerve conduits: Their use in peripheral nerve
regeneration. European Tissue Repair Society Bulletin 5: 22-23, 1998. (Percent Effort –
50)
45.
Gürlek A, Schusterman MA, Evans GRD, Nabawi A, Wang C, Gherardini G. Venous
flap ischemia: Microcirculatory changes in an experimental flap in the rabbit. Journal of
Reconstructive Microsurgery 14: 121-126, 1998. (Percent Effort – 40)
46.
Kroll SS, Robb GL, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Baldwin BJ, Wang BG,
Schusterman MA. Does prior irradiation increase the risk of total or partial free-flap
loss? J Reconstr Microsurgery 14: 263-268, 1998. (Percent Effort – 20)
47.
Gherardini G, Gürlek A, Milner SM, Matarasso A, Evans GRD, Jernbeck J, Lundeberg
T. Calcitonin gene-related peptide improves skin flap survival and tissue inflammation.
Neuropeptides 32(3): 269-73, 1998. (Percent Effort – 40)
48.
Ross DA, Lohman RF, Kroll SS, Robb GL, Yasko AW, Evans GRD, Miller MJ. Soft
tissue reconstruction following hemipelvectomy. Am J Surgery 176:25-29, 1998. (Percent
Effort – 20)
49.
Gürlek A, Miller MJ, Amin AA, Evans GRD, Reece GP, Baldwin BJ, Schusterman MA,
Kroll SS, Robb GL. Reconstruction of complex radiation-induced injuries using freetissue transfer. J Reconstr Microsurg 14:337-340, 1998. (Percent Effort – 25)
50.
Tinkey PT, Lembo TM, Evans GRD, Gray KN, Price RE. Postirradiation sarcomas in
Sprague-Dawley rats. Radiation Research 149:401-404, 1998. (Percent Effort – 10)
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51.
Smith ML, Evans GRD, Gürlek A, Bouvet M, Singletary ES, Ames FC, Janjan N,
McNeese MD. Reduction Mammoplasty: Its role in breast conservation surgery for early
stage breast cancer. Annals of Plastic Surgery 41:234-239, 1998. Abstracted in Plast
Surg Forum: (Vol. XX)226-229, 1997. (Percent Effort – 60)
52.
Kroll SS, Gherardini G, Martin JE, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Robb GL, Baldwin BJ,
Schusterman MA. Fat necrosis in free and pedicled TRAM flaps. Plast Reconstr Surg
102:1502-1507, 1998. (Percent Effort – 20)
53.
Kroll SS, Robb Gl, Miller MJ, Reece, GP, Evans GRD. Reconstruction of posterior
mandibular defects with soft tissue using the rectus abdominis free flap. British J Plastic
Surgery 51: 503-507, 1998. (Percent Effort – 20)
54.
Lohman R, Evans GRD. Malignant fibrous histiocytoma of the hand: Multimodality
therapy and extensor tendon reconstruction. Annals of Plastic Surgery 41:544-49, 1998.
55.
Gherardini G, Gürlek A, Cromeens D, Joly GA, Tinkey P, Wang BG, Evans GRD: Drug
induced vasodilation. In vitro and in vivo study on the effects of lidocaine and papaverine
on the rabbit carotid artery. Microsurgery 18:90-96, 1998. (Percent Effort – 50)
56.
Widmer MS, Gupta PK, Lu L, Meszlenyi R, Evans GRD, Brandt K, Savel T, Gürlek A,
Patrick CW, Mikos AG. Manufacture of porous biodegradable polymer conduits by an
extrusion process for guided tissue regeneration. Biomaterials 19:1945-1955, 1998.
57.
Lyos A, Evans GRD, Perez D, Schusterman M. Tongue Reconstruction: Outcomes with
the Rectus Abdominis Flap. Plast Reconstr Surgery 103: 442, 1999. (Percent Effort – 60)
58.
Tadjalli HE, Evans GRD, Gürlek A, Beller TC, Ang KK, Stephens LC. Skin graft
survivability following external beam irradiation. Plast Reconstr Surg 103: 1902-1908,
59.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Widmer MS, Lu L, Meszlenyi RK, Gupta PK, Mikos AG,
Hodges J, Williams J, Gürlek A, Nabawi A, Lohman R, Patrick CW, Jr. In vivo
evaluation of poly (L-Lactic Acid) porous conduits for peripheral nerve regeneration.
Biomaterials. 20: 1109-1115, 1999. (Percent Effort – 40)
60.
Brandt K, Evans GRD, Johnson M, Gürlek A, Savel T, Lohman R, Nabawi N, Williams
J, Hodges J, Cromeens D, Patrick CW. The Effects of Cisplatin and Vincristine on
Peripheral Nerve Regeneration. Plast Reconstr Surg. 104(2):464-469, August 1999.
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61.
Kroll SS, Khoo A, Singletary SE, Ames FC, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Robb
GL. Local recurrence risk after skin-sparing and conventional mastectomy: A six-year
follow-up. Plast Reconstr Surg. 104(2):421-25, August 1999. (Percent Effort – 10)
62.
Brandt K, Evans GRD, Ang KK, Gürlek A, Peden E, Savel T, Patrick CW, Jr.
Postoperative Irradiation: Is there a Long Term Effect on Nerve Regeneration? J Reconst
Microsurg 15:421-425, August 1999. (Percent Effort – 50)
63.
Nabawi A, Gürlek A, Patrick CP, Amin A, Ritter D, Elsharaky M, Evans GRD. Blood
flow and oxygen tension in tissues adjacent to pedicled and free flaps. Journal of
Microsurgery 19: 254-257, 1999. (Percent Effort – 40)
64.
Tran NV, Evans GRD, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Ainsle N, Robb GL. The free
filet extremity flap: Indications and options for reconstruction. Plast Reconstr Surg
105:99-104, 2000. (Percent Effort – 40)
65.
Chang DW, Wang B, Robb GL, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Langstein H, Kroll
SS. Effect of obesity on flap and donor-site complications in free transverse rectus
abdominis myocutaneous flap breast reconstruction. Plast Reconstr Surg 105:1640-1648,
2000. Abstracted in Breast Disease: A Year Book Quarterly. (Percent Effort – 20)
66.
Tran NV, Evans GRD, Kroll SS, Baldwin BJ, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Robb GL.
Postoperative adjuvant irradiation: Effects on transverse rectus abdominis flap breast
reconstruction. Plast Reconstr Surg 106: 313-317, 2000. Referenced in Breast Diseases:
A Year Book Quarterly. Referenced in Year Book of Surgery 2001:351-352. (Percent
Effort – 40)
67.
Chang DW, Reece GP, Wang B, Robb GL, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Langstein H, Kroll
SS. Effect of Smoking on Complications in patients undergoing free TRAM flap breast
reconstruction. Plast Reconstr Surg 105: 2374-2380, 2000. Abstracted in Breast Disease:
A Year Book Quarterly. (Percent Effort – 20)
68.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Niederbichler AD, Chauvin P, Hermann S, Bogle M, Otta L,
Wang B, Patrick CW, Jr. Clinical long-term in vivo evaluation of Poly(L-Lactic Acid)
porous conduits for peripheral nerve regeneration. J of Biomaterials Science. 11:787792, 2000. (Percent Effort – 50)
69.
Miles W, Chang DW, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Langstein H, Reece GP, Evans GRD, Robb
GL. Reconstruction of large sacral defects following total sacretomy. Plast Reconstr
Surg 105, 23872394, 2000. (Percent Effort – 15)
70.
Duman H, Evans GRD, Reece G, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Langstein H, Chang D, Butler C,
Robb GL. Brachytherapy: Reconstructive options and the role of plastic surgery. Annals
of Plastic Surg 45, 477-480, 2000. (Percent Effort – 40)
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71.
Kroll SS, Sharma S, Koutz C, Langstein H, Evans GRD, Robb GL, Chang DW, Reece
GP. Postoperative morphine requirements of free TRAM and DIEP flaps. Plast Reconstr
Surg 107: 338-341, 2001. (Percent Effort – 15)
72.
Sharma S, Chang D, Koutz C, Evans GRD, Robb GL, Langstein H, Kroll SS. Incidence
of hematoma associated with ketorolac after TRAM flap reconstruction. Plast Reconst
Surg 107:352-355, 2001. (Percent Effort – 10)
73.
Bogle M, Kelly P, Shenaq J, Friedman J, Evans GRD. The role of soft tissue
reconstruction after melanoma resection in the head and neck. Head and Neck Journal 23:
8-15, 2001. (Percent Effort – 40)
74.
Melendez M, Brandt K, Evans GRD. Sciatic nerve reconstruction: Limb preservation
after sarcoma resection. Annals of Plastic Surgery 40:375-381, 2001. (Percent Effort –
40)
75.
Patrick CW Jr., Zheng B, Wu X, Gurtner G, Barlow M, Koutz C, Chang DW, Schmidt
M, Evans GRD. Muristerone A induced nerve growth factor release from genetically
engineered human dermal fibroblasts. Tissue Engineering 7:303-311, 2001. (Percent
Effort – 75)
76.
Yii NW, Evans GRD, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Lanstein H, Chang D, Kroll SS, Wang B,
Robb GL. Thrombolytic therapy: What is its role in free flap salvage. Annals of Plastic
Surgery 46:601-604, 2001. (Percent Effort – 50)
77.
Patrick CW,Jr., Zheng B, Schmidt M, Hermann S, Chauvin P, Fan Z, Stark B, Evans
GRD. Dermal fibroblasts genetically engineered to release NGF for peripheral nerve
tissue engineering. Annals of Plastic Surgery 47: 660-665, 2001. (Percent Effort – 60)
78.
Baker TP, Lenert JT, Parker J, Kemp B, Kushwaha A, Evans GRD, Hunt K. Lactating
adenoma: A diagnosis of exlusion. The Breast Journal, 7:354-357, 2001. Percent Effort –
40)
79.
Langstein H, Chang D, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Reece GP, Kroll SK, Robb GL. Limb
salvage for soft tissue malignancies of the foot: An Evaluation of free tissue transfer.
Plast Reconstr Surg 109: 152-159, 2002. (Percent Effort – 40)
80.
Evans GRD, Brandt, K, Katz S, Chauvin P, Otto L, Bogle M, Wang B, Meszlenyi R, Lu
L, Mikos AG, Patrick CWP. Bioactive poly(L-lactic acid) conduits seeded with Schwann
cells for peripheral nerve regeneration. Biomaterials 23: 841-848, 2002. (Percent Effort –
50)
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81.
Sadrian R, Niederbichler AD, Friedman J, Vogt PM, Steinau HU, Chang D, Kroll SS,
Langstein H, Miller MJ, Reece G, Robb G, Evans GRD. Intra-arterial chemotherapy:
The effects on free tissue transfer. Plast Reconstr Surg 109:1254-1258, 2002. (Percent
Effort – 40)
82.
Goodman CM, Miller R, Patrick CW, Zheng B, Duman H, Johnston C, Mani M,
Cromeens D, Hanson W, Evans GRD. Radiotherapy: The effects on expanded skin.
Plast Reconstr Surg 4:1080-1083, 2002. (Percent Effort – 40)
83.
Langstein H, Duman H, Seelig D, Butler C, Evans GRD. Retrospective study of the
management of chemotherapeutic extravasation injury. Annals of Plastic Surgery 49:
369-374, 2002. (Percent Effort – 35)
84.
Lohman R, Nabawi A, Reece G, Pollock R, Evans GRD. Soft tissue sarcoma of the
upper extremity: A 5-year experience at two institutions emphasizing the role of soft
tissue flap reconstruction. Cancer 94: 2256-2264, 2002. (Percent Effort – 40)
85.
Reichner D, Scholz T, Vanderkam V, Gutierrez S, Steward E, Evans GRD. Laser flap
delay: Comparison of Erbium (ER): YAG and CO2 Lasers. American Surgeon 69: 6972, 2003. (Percent Effort – 50)
86.
Chalfoun C, Scholz T, Cole M, Steward E, Vanderkam V, Evans GRD. Primary and
nerve grafting: A study of revascularization. Microsurgery 23: 60-65, 2003. (Percent
Effort – 50)
87.
Evans GRD, Brandt K. Follow up clinics – Peripheral nerve regeneration: The Effects
of postoperative irradiation. Plast Reconstr Surg 111: 2023-24, 2003. (Percent Effort –
75)
88.
Cole M, Jakowatz J, Evans GRD. Reconstructive Outcomes and Nodal Mapping for
Melanoma of the Ear. Plast Reconstr Surg 112: 50-56, 2003. (Percent Effort – 70)
89.
Hagstrom M, Evans GRD, Ikeda CJ. A review of emergency department fluid
resuscitation of burn patients transferred to a regional verified burn center. Annals of
Plastic Surgery 51(2): 173-176, 2003. (Percent Effort – 40)
90.
Evans GRD, Duman H, Zheng B, Johnson C, Mann M, Goodman C, Cromeens D,
Patrick CW, Jr. The effects of external beam irradiation on ear cartilage: An animal
model. Internet Journal of Plastic Surgery Vol 1 Number 2 ISSN 1528-8293, 2004.
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91.
Jimenez JC, Tyson DR, Dhar S, Nguyen T, Hamai Y, Bradshaw RA, Evans GRD.
Human embryonic kidney cells (HEK-293): Characterization and dose response for
modulated release of NGF for nerve regeneration. Plast Reconstr Surg 113, 605-10,
2004. Referenced in “What’s New in Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery” J Am Coll Surg
196 (3), page 456, 2003. (Percent Effort – 75)
92.
Gabr EM, Kobayashi MR, Salibian AH, Armstrong WB, Sundine M, Calvert JW, Evans
GRD. Mandibular Reconstruction: Two flaps better than one? Annals of Plastic
Surgery 52 (1): 31-35, 2004. Referenced in Plastic Surgery Forum Vol 26:106-7, 2003.
93.
Hsu OK, Gabr E, Steward E, Chen H, Kobayashi M, Calvert J, Sundine M, Kotchounian
T, Dhar S, Evans GRD. Pharmacological enhancement of rat skin flap survival with
topical oleic acid. Plast Reconstr Surg 113: 2048-2056, 2004. (Percent Effort – 40)
94.
Kobayashi M, Brenner K, Gupta R, Evans GRD. Functional biceps brachii
reconstruction using the free tensor fascia lata. Plast Reconstr Surg 114:1208-1213,
2004. Referenced in Plastic Surgery Forum Vol 26:167-68, 2003. (Percent Effort – 25)
95.
McConnell MP, Dhar S, Naran S, Nguyen T, Bradshaw R, Evans GRD. In Vivo
induction and delivery of nerve growth factor using HEK-293 cells for peripheral nerve
regeneration. Tissue Engineering Vol 10, Number 9/10: 1492-1501, 2004. (Percent
Effort – 75)
96.
McConnell MP, Dhar S, Nguyen T, Naran S, Calvert JW, Sundine MJ, Bradshaw RA,
Evans GRD. Nerve growth factor expression response to induction agent booster dosing
in transfected human embryonic kidney cells (HEK-293). Plastic Reconstr Surg 115:
506-514, 2005. Referred in “What’s New in Plastic and Maxillofacial Surg.” J Am Coll
Surg 198 (3): page 438, 2004. (Percent Effort – 75)
97.
Gabr EM, Kobayashi MR, Salibian AH, Armstrong WB, Sundine M, Calvert J, Evans
GRD. The Role of the Ulnar Forearm Free Flap in Oromandibular Reconstruction.
Microsurgery 24 (4): 285-88, 2004. (Percent Effort – 20)
98.
GRD. Oromandibular reconstruction with vascularized free flaps: A Review of 50 cases.
Microsurgery 24 (5): 374-77, 2004. (Percent Effort – 20)
99.
Calvert JW, Chua WC, Gharibjanian NA, Dhar S, Evans GRD. Osteoblastic phenotype
expression of MC3T3-E1 cells cultured on polymer surfaces. Plastic Reconstr Surg 116;
567-76, 2005. (Percent Effort – 10)
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100.
Zetrenne E, Wirth G, Evans GRD, Gelman J, Phipps GJ, Stamos MJ, Kobayashi MR.
Reconstruction of traumatic transposition of the penis and scrotum and associated
complex open abdominoperineal pelvic deformity with free innvervated tensor fascia lata
osteomyocutaneous flap. Annals of Plastic Surgery June 54(6): 657-61, 2005. (Percent
Effort – 10)
101.
Radulescu D, Trost HJ, Taylor DT, Antohe B, Silva D, Schwade ND, Tarcha PJ, Dhar S,
Evans GRD. 3D printing of biological materials for drug delivery and tissue engineering
applications. Digital Fabrication 2005: 96-99, 2005. (Percent Effort – 40)
102.
Radulescu D, Dhar S, Young CM, Taylor DW, Trsot HJ, Hayes D, Evans GRD. Tissue
engineering scaffolds for nerve regeneration manufactured by Ink-jet technology. Proc.
Mat. Sci and Tech., 2005: 25-28, 2005. (Percent Effort – 40)
103.
Brenner KA, McConnell MP, Evans GRD, Calvert JW. Survival of diced cartilage
grafts: An experimental study. Plast Reconstr Surg 117: 105-115, 2006. (Percent Effort
– 10)
104.
Karamanoukian RL, Ku JK, DeLaRossa J, Karamanoukian HL, Evans GRD. The effects
of restricted work hours on clinical training. The American Surgeon 72:19-21, 2006.
105.
Paul MD, Calvert JW, Evans GRD. The evolution of the midface lift in aesthetic plastic
surgery. Plast Reconstr Surgery 117 :1809-1825, 2006. (Percent Effort – 10)
106.
Calvert JW, Brenner K, DaCosta-Iyer M, Evans GRD, Daniel RK. Histological analysis
of human diced cartilage grafts. Plast Reconstr Surg 118: 230-235, 2006. (Percent Effort
– 15)
107.
Karamanoukian RL, Bui T, Finley DS, Evans GRD, Karamanoukian HL. Transfer of
training in robotic-assisted microvascular surgery. Annals of Plastic Surgery 57; 1-4,
108.
Karamanoukian RL, Finley D, Evans GRD, Karamanoukian HL. The feasibility of
robotic-assisted microvascular anatomoses in plastic surgery. J of Reconstructive
Microsurgery 6; 429-32, 2006. (Percent Effort – 20)
109.
Karamanoukian RL, Kilani M, Lozano D, Sundine M, Karamanoukian H, Delarosa J.
Behnam S, Evans GRD. Pediatric burn with snap-cap fireworks. Journal of Burn and
Rehabilitation 2; 218-20, Discussion 22, 2006.(Percent Effort – 20)
110.
Karamanoukian R, Gupta R, Evans GRD. A novel technique for the prophylactic plating
of the osteocutaneous radial forearm flap donor site. Annals of Plastic Surgery 56; 20004, 2006. (Percent Effort – 40)
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111.
Karamanoukian R, Ukatu C, Hyman J, Sundine M, Kobayashi M, Evans GRD.
Aesthetic skin branding: A novel form of body art with adverse clinical sequela. Journal
of Burn Care Res. 27; 108-10, 2006. (Percent Effort – 35)
112.
Karamanoukian RL, Hurvitz K, Evans GRD. Short track training in plastic surgery.
Annals of Plastic Surg 56; 369-72, discussion 373-4, 2006. (Percent Effort – 45)
113.
Knight M, Dinh N, Kobayashi M, Evans GRD. Institutional review of TRAM flap
breast reconstruction. Annals of Plastic Surgery 56; 593-8, 2006. (Percent Effort – 50)
114.
Zetrenne E, Wirth GA, McIntosh BC, Evans GRD, Narayan D. Managing Extracavitary
Prosthetic Vascular Graft Infections: A Pathway to Success. Ann Plast Surgery 57:677682, 2006. (Percent Effort – 40)
115.
Miller RB, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Kroll SS, Chang D, Langstein H, Ziogas A, Robb G,
Evans GRD. Microvascular breast reconstruction in the diabetic patient. Plast Reconstr
Surg 119: 38-45, 2007. (Percent Effort – 50)
116.
Yoon ES, Chun DE, Gharibjanian NA, Evans GRD, Dhar S. In vivo osteogenic
potential of human adipose-derived stem cells/PLGA constructs for bone regeneration in
a rat critical-size calvarial defect model. Tissue Engineering 13: 1-13, 2007. (Percent
Effort – 55)
117.
Dhar S, McConnell, MP, Gharibjanian NA, Young CM, Rogers JM, Nguyen T, Evans
GRD. Herpes simplex virus – thymidine kinase based suicide gene therapy as a
“molecular switch-off” for nerve growth factor production. Tissue Engineering Sept
13(9): 2357-65, 2007. (Percent Effort – 75)
118.
Dhar S, Yoon ES, Kachgal S, Evans GRD. Long-term maintenance of neuronally
differentiated human adipose tissue-derived stem cells. Tissue Engineering 13 (11):
2625-32, 2007. (Percent Effort – 75)
119.
Zetrenne E, McIntosh BC, McRae MH, Gusberg R, Evans GRD, Narayan D. Prosthetic
Vascular Graft Infection: A Multi-Center Review of Surgical Management. Yale Journal
of Biology and Medicine 80: 113-21, 2007. (Percent Effort – 25)
120.
Zetrenne E, Kosins AM, Wirth GA, Bui A, Evans GRD, Wells JH. Academic Plastic
Surgery: Current Issues and Future Challenges. Annals of Plastic Surgery. 60 (6): 67983, 2008. (Percent Effort – 75)
121.
Zetrenne E, Wirth GA, Kosins AM, Evans GRD, Wells JH. Profiling the Association of
Academic Chairmen of Plastic Surgery. Plast Reconstr Surg 121:328e-332e, 2008.
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122.
Scholz T, Evans GRD. Impact of hypetonic and hperoncotic saline solutions on
ishcemia-reperfusion injury in free flaps. Plast Reconstr Surg 122: 85-94, 2008. (Percent
Effort – 40)
123.
Knight MAF, Nguyen DT, Kobayashi MR, Cheng MH, Evans GRD. Incidental positive
internal mammary lymph nodes: A multiple international institutional investigation.
Journal of Reconstr Microsurgery Apr 24(3):197-202, 2008. Epub 2008 Apr 5. (Percent
Effort – 40)
124.
Scholz T, Waltzman J, Dyson S, Wirth G, Owens W, Shandrom E, Evans GRD. Novel
cryoprecipitate for wound healing and skin grafts in rats. International Wound Journal
Vol 5, Issue 4: 490501, 2008. (Percent Effort – 40)
125.
Smith MM, Hovsepian RV, Markarian MK, Degelia A, Paul MD, Evans GRD, Wirth
GA. Continuous infusion local anesthetic pain pump use and seroma formation with
abdominal procedures: Is there a correlation? Plast Reconstr Surg Vol 22: 1425-1430,
126.
Scholtz T, Kertsis V, Kobayashi M, Evans GRD. Long-term outcomes after primary
breast reconstruction using a vertical skin component for skin sparing mastectomy. Plast
Reconstr Surg 122: 1603-1611, 2008. (Percent Effort – 30)
127.
Kosins AM, McConnell MP, Mendoza C, Shepard B, Dhar S, Evans GRD, Keirstead
HS. A novel model to measure the regenerative potential of the peripheral nervous
system after experimental immunological demyelination. Plast Reconstr Surg 123: 16881696, 2008. (Percent Effort – 25).
128.
Scholz T, Evans GRD. Flap microcirculation: Effects of tissue manipulation and in situ
preparation during soft tissue harvest. Journal of Reconstr Microsurgery 24: 277-83,
2008. (Percent Effort – 40).
129.
Satyanarayan S*, Scholz T*, Dhar S, Evans GRD. Correlation of rapid phenotypic
changes and insulin production of differentiated human adipose-tissue derived stem cells.
Annals of Plastic Surgery 63: 436-40, 2009. *both authors contributed equally (Percent
Effort – 25)
130.
Hovsepian R, Smith MM, Markarian MK, Sahba K, Paul MD, Evans GRD, Wirth GA.
Infection risk from the use of continuous local anesthetic infusion pain pump in aesthetic
and reconstructive abdominal procedures. Annals of Plast Surg 62: 237-239, 2009.
(Percent Effort – 10).
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131.
Nareg GA, Chua, WC, Dhar S, Scholz T, Shibuya TY, Evans GRD, Calvert JW.
Release kinetics of polymer-bound morpohgenetic protein-2 (BMP-2) and its effects on
osteogenic expression of MC3T3-E1 ostoprecursor cells. Plast Reconstr Surg 123:11691177, 2009. (Percent Effort – 10).
132.
Scholz T, Koehler C, Evans GRD. Do effective meetings determine progress in
research? Elsevier Editorial System (tm) for Social Science and Medicine. Health
Services Management Research Vol 22: 197-200, 2009. (Percent Effort – 10)
133.
Shimizu F, Lin M, Ellabban M, Evans GRD, Cheng MH. Superficial temporal vessels as
a reserve recipient site for microvascular head and neck reconstruction in vessel-depleted
neck. Annals of Surgery 62: 134-138, 2009. (Percent Effort – 15)
134.
Scholz T, Krichevsky Alisa, Sumarto Andrew, Jaffurs D, Wirth G, Paydar K, Evans
GRD. Peripheral nerve injuries: An International Survey of current treatments and future
perspectives. Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery 25:339-344, 2009 (Percent Effort30%).
135.
Smith MM, Lin MP, Hovsepian RV, Wood D, Nguyen T, Evans GRD, Wirth G.
Postoperative seroma formation after abdominoplasty with placement of continuous
infusion local anesthetic pain pump. Canadian Journal of Plastic Surgery, Vol 17 Issue 4:
127-129, 2009 (Percent effort – 10%).
136.
Scholz T, Pharaon M, Evans GRD. Peripheral nerve anatomy for regeneration studies in
pigs. Feasibility of large animal models. Annals of Plastic Surgery, 65: 43-47, 2010 (Percent
Effort -20%).
137.
Evans GRD*, Blondell P*, Marchac D, Kinney B, Cunningham B, Neuhann-Lorenz C.
Transatlantic innovations: A New Approach to International Ideas and Technology. Plast
Reconstr Surg. *both first authors 126: 316-336, 2010(Percent Effort 75%).
138.
Pharaon MR, Scholz T, Bogdannoff S, Cuccia D, Durkin AJ, Hoyt DB, Evans GRD. Early
detection of complete vascular occlusion in a pedicle flap model using quantitative spectral
imaging. Plast Reconstr Surg 126:1924-1935, 2010 (Percent Effort-40%).
139.
Scholz T, Rogers JM, Krichewsky A, Dhar S, Evans GRD. Inducible nerve growth
factor delivery for peripheral nerve regeneration in vivo. Plast Reconst Surg 126:
1847- 1889, 2010. (Percent Effort – 50).
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140.
Rozina A, Bernier C, Lin YT, Ching WC, Rodriguez EP, Cardenas-Mejia A, Henry SL,
Evans GRD, Cheng MH. Surgical strategies to salvage the venous compromised deep
inferior epigastric perforator flap. Annals of Plastic Surgery 65: 398-406, 2010 (Percent
Effort-10%).
141.
Yafi A, Vetter TS, Scholz T, Patel S, Saager RB, Cuccia DJ, Evans GRD, Durkin AJ.
Postoperative quantitative assessment of reconstructive tissue status in cutaneous flap
model using spatial frequentcy domain imaging. Plast Reconstr Surg 127: 117-130, 2011
(Percent Effort 15).
142.
Kosins AM, McConnell MP, Mendoza C, Shepard B, Dhar S, Evans GRD, Keirstead
HS. Improvement of peripheral nerve regeneration following immunological
demyelination in vivo. Plast Reconstr Surg 127: 1813-1819, 2011 (Percent Effort 25).
143.
Scholz T, Sumarto A, Krichevsky A, Evans GRD. Neuronal differentiation of human
adipose tissue-derived stem cells for peripheral nerve regeneration. Arch of Surgery, Vol
146: 666-674, 2011 (Percent Effort 50).
144.
Waltzman JT, Scholz T, Evans GRD. What patients look for when choosing a plastic
surgeon. An assessment of patient preference by conjoint analysis. Annals of Plastic
Surgery Jun 66: 643-647, 2011 (Percent Effort 25).
145.
Darcy SJ, Kobayashi M, Wirth GA, Paydar K, Evans GRD. Incidence of cosmetic
surgery following free flap breast reconstruction: An opportunity to build a cosmetic
practice through reconstruction? Plast Reconstr Surg 129, 582s, 2012 (Percent Effort 25).
146.
Chalfoun CT, McConnell MP, Wirth GA, Brenner KA, Evans GRD, Kobayashi M. Free
tensor fascia latae flap for abdominal wall reconstruction: Overview and new innovation.
J Reconstr Microsurgery 28: 211-220, 2012 (Percent Effort 15).
147.
Vetter T, Mowlds D, Scholz T, Nam SB, Lin F, Owens W, Dey D, Wirth G, Evans GRD.
Enhanced cryoprecipitate for skin graft and donor site wound healing in pigs.
International Wound Journal 10; 1742-48, 2012 (Percent Effort 25).
148.
Kosins AM, Scholz T, Lin M, Evans GRD, Keirstead HS. Immunological
Demyelination Enhances Nerve Regeneration After Acute Transection Injury in the Adult
Rat Sciatic Nerve. Annals of Plastic Surgery 63(3): 290-294, 2012. (Percent Effort 25).
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149.
Kim HS, Kim SE, Evans GRD, Park SH. The Usability of the Upper Eyelid Crease
Approach for Correction of Medial Orbital Wall Blowout Fracture. Plastic Reconstr
Surg. Vol 130, Number 4: 898-905, 2012. (Percent Effort 15).
150.
Ponticorvo A, Taydas, E, Mazhar A, Scholz T, Kim HS, Rimler J, Evans GRD, Cuccia
DJ, Durkin AJ. Quantitative Assessment of Partial Vascular Occlusions in a Swine
Pedicle Flap Model Using Spatial Frequency Domain Imaging. Biomedical Optics
Express. Vol 4: 298-306, 2013.
151.
Widerow A, Salibian A, Lalezari, S, Evans GRD. Neuromodulatory nerve regeneration adipose tissue-derived stem cells and neurotrophic mediation in peripheral
nerve regeneration. Journal of Neuroscience Research 91:1517-1524, 2013(percent effort
25).
152.
Masoomi H, Paydar KZ, Wirth GA, Aly A, Kobayashi MR, Evans GRD. Predictive Risk
Factors for Venous Thromboembolism in Autologous Breast Reconstruction Surgery.
Annals of Plastic Surgery 72: 30-38, 2014(Percent Effort 15).
153.
Masoomi H, Wirth G, Paydar K, Aly A, Evans GRD. Perioperative Outcomes of
Autologous Breast Reconstruction Surgery in Teaching versus Non-teaching Hospitals.
PRS 134: 514e-520e, 2014 (Percent Effort 20%).
154.
Massomi H, Clark EG, Paydar KZ, Evans GRD, Nguyen A, Kobayashi M, Wirth GA.
Predictive Risk Factors of Free Flap Thrombosis in Breast Reconstructive Surgery.
Microsurgery 34:589-594, 2014 (Percent Effort 15%).
155.
Widgerow AD, King K, Tussardi IT, Banyard D, Chiang T, Awad A, Hassaan A,
Bhatnager S, Melkumy S, Wirth G, Evans GRD. The Burn Wound Exudate – An
Underutilized Resource. Journal of Burn 41: 11-17, 2015 (Percent Effort – 20%).
156.
Masoomi H, Rimler J, Wirth GA, Lee C, Keyianoosh PZ, Evans GRD. Frequency and
Risk Factors of Blood Transfusion in Abdominoplasty in Post-Bariatric Surgery Patients:
Data from the Nationwide Inpatient Sample (NIS). Abstracted in Plast Reconstr Surg
Oct 45-1: 105-106, 2014. Published May; 135(5): 861e-868e, 2015. (Percent Effort –
15%).
157.
Cooter R, Barker S, Carrol S, Evans GRD, Evans GRD, Fritschen von U, Hoflehner H,
Liu W, Erasmus MC, Mathijssen I, McNeil J, Mureau M, Mulgrew S, Perks G, Randquist
C, Rakhorst H, Topaz M, Verheyden C, De Waal J. International Importance of Robust
Breast Device Registries. Plastic Reconstr Surg 135: 330-356, 2015 (Percent effort 10).
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158.
Masoomi H, Wirth GA, Paydar KZ, Salibian AA, Mowlds DS, Aly A, Evans GRD.
Comparison of perioperative outcomes of autologous breast reconstruction. Journal of
Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. Correspondence and Communications of
the British Association of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons. 1473-1476,
May 28 2015. (Percent Effort 15%).
159.
Ponticorvo A, Taydas E, Mazhar A, Ellstrom CL, Rimler J, Scholz T, Tong J, Evans
GRD, Cuccia DJ, Durkin AJ. Evaluating visual perception for assessing reconstructed
flap health. J Surg Res. July 197: 2107207, 2015.
Case Reports
160.
Evans GRD, Luethcke R: A latisimus/scapula combined myo-osseous free flap based on
the subscapular artery used for elbow reconstruction. Ann Plast Surg 30:175-179,
February 1993. (Percent Effort – 60)
161.
Evans GRD, King J, McGinnis M, Wilgis EFS: Primary non-Hodgkins lymphoma
presenting in the upper extremity: A case report. J Hand Surg 18A:612-614, September
162.
Evans GRD, Goldberg NH: Case study: The role of surgical debridement and dural
patching in the prevention of a recurrent radiation-induced sacral ulcer. Decubitus
6(5):36-40, September 1993. (Percent Effort – 80)
163.
Evans GRD, Crawley W, Dellon AL: Inferior alveolar nerve grafting: An approach
without intermaxillary fixation. Ann Plast Surg 33(2):221-224, August 1994. (Percent
Effort – 80)
164.
Wallace AM, Evans GRD, Goldberg DP, Baldwin BJ: Unexpected vascular compromise
in TRAM flap reconstruction: A report of two patients. Ann Plast Surg 36:246-250,
165.
Jimenez JC, Cosentino N, Hagstrom M, Kobayashi M, Evans GRD. Indirect upper
extremity revascularization with the latissimus dorsi pedicle flap: A case report. J of
Trauma 55:566-567, 2003. (Percent Effort – 30)
166.
Brenner KA, Wirth G, Gupta R, Kobayashi M, Evans GRD. Tensor fascia lata
innervated free flap for severe traumatic forearm injury. Rivista Italiana Di Chirurgia
Plastica/Clinical and Experimental Plastic Surgery Vol 36, n. 1-2: 7-11, 2004. (Percent
Effort – 30)
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167.
Zetrenne E, Wirth GA, Evans GRD, Gelman J, Phipps GJ, Stamos MJ, Kobayashi M.
Reconstruction of the traumatic transposition of the penis and scrotum and associated
complex open abdominoperineal pelvic deformity with free innervated tensor fascia latae
osteomyocutaneous flap. Annals of Plastic Surgery 54: 657-661, 2005 (Percent Effort –
10)
168.
Kelishadi S, Wirth G, Evans GRD. Epithlioma cuniculatum (verrucous carcinoma): A
case report and review of the literature. Journal of the American Podiatric Association
Mar-Apr: 96(2):148-53, 2006. (Percent Effort – 40).
169.
Evans GRD, Salibian A, Scholz T. Midfacial reconstruction and radiation: Case report
and review of the literature. Craniomaxillofacial Trauma & Reconstruction. Vol 3,
Number 3: 137-140, 2010.(Percent Effort – 40).
170.
Scholz T, Salibian A, Gu M, Lane F, Paydar KZ, Evans GR. Osteosarcoma of the Chest
Wall Presenting as Heterotopic Ossification of the Breast. Plastic Surgery Educational
Network. 2013, April, Online Course
(http://www.psenetwork.org/OnlineCourses/CaseReports/Detail.aspx?cid=c3e107c00379-43a3-8222-74ae060a4805). (Percent Effort 50)
171.
Evangelista MS, Kim EK, Evans GRD, Wirth GA. Management of skin grafts using
negative pressure therapy: The effect of varied pressure on skin graft incorporation.
Wounds Apr; 25(4): 89-93, 2013 (Precent Effort 20).
172.
Scholz T, Ellstrom C, Wirth G, Evans GRD. Reconstruction of Open Distal Tibia
Fracture. Plastic Surgery Education Network. Case Report. (Percent Effort 20).
173.
Eom JS, Vetter TS, Kobayashi MR, Paydar K, Wirth GA, Evans GRD. The Number of
Operations Required for Completing Breast Reconstruction. Plast Reconstr Surg Glob
Open Nov 7; 2 (10): e242, 2014 (Percent Effor 25%).
Perspectives/Reviews
174.
Evans GRD, Manson PN: Review and current perspectives of cutaneous malignant
melanoma. J Am Coll Surg 178(5):523-540, May 1994. (Percent Effort – 95)
175.
Ojeda-Fournier H, Evans GRD: Rehabilitation after mastectomy: The role of breast
reconstruction. Physician Assistant, 18:39-52, November 1994. (Percent Effort – 75)
176.
Evans GRD. Microvascular reconstruction in the cancer patient. International Surgery
82: 359-366, 1997. (Percent Effort – 100)
177.
Gurtner GC, Evans GRD. Advances in head and neck reconstruction. Plast Reconstr
Surg 106:672-681, 2000. (Percent Effort – 60)
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178.
Evans GRD. Peripheral Nerve Injury: A Review and approach to tissue engineered
constructs. The Anatomical Record, 263:396-404, 2001. (Percent Effort – 100)
179.
Reichner D, Evans GRD. Tibial and common peroneal nerve compression in the
popliteal fossa: A case report and literature review. Internet Journal of Plastic Surgery
1528-8293 Vol 2 Number 1, 2004. (Percent Effort – 60)
180.
Knight MAF, Evans GRD. Tissue Engineering: Progress and Challenges. Plast
Reconstr Surg 114: 26e-37e, 2004. (Percent Effort – 60)
181.
Chalfoun C, McDaniel C, Motarjem P, Evans GRD: Breast enhancing pills: Myth and
Reality. Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 114: 1330-1333, 2004. (Percent Effort – 40)
182.
Chalfoun CT, Wirth GA, Evans GRD. Tissue engineered nerve constructs: Where do
we stand? Journal of Cellular and Molecular Medicine Vol 10, No 2, 309-317, 2006.
183.
Zetrenne E, McIntosh BC, Evans GRD, Wirth G, Meissner N, Gusberg R, Narayan
Deepak. Managing extracavitary prosthetic vascular graft infections: A pathway to
success. Annals of Plastic Surgery 57:1-6, 2006. (Percent Effort – 25)
184.
Cohen MN, Evans GRD, Wexler A, Thaller SR, Sadove MA. American Society of
Maxillofacial Surgeons 1997 to 2006: Another decade of excellence in education and
research. Plast Reconstr Surg Supplement. 118: 32S-42S, 2006. (Percent Effort – 40)
185.
Hurvitz K, Kobayashi M, Evans GRD. Current options in head and neck reconstruction.
Plast Reconstr Surg 118; 122e, 2006. (Percent Effort – 50)
186.
Evans BDC, Evans GRD. Microvascular Surgery. Plast Reconstr Surgery 119: 18e,
2007. (Percent Effort – 85).
187.
Shih R, Waltzman J, Evans GRD. Review of OTC Topical Scar Treatment Products.
Plast Reconstr Surg 119:1091-5, 2007. (Percent Effort – 60)
188.
Kosins AM, Hurvitz KA, Evans GRD, Wirth GA. Facial Paralysis for the plastic
surgeon. The Canadian Journal of Plastic Surgery 15 (2): 77-82, 2007. (Percent Effort –
25)
189.
Anvar BA, Evans BCD, Evans GRD. Lip Reconstruction. CME. Plast Reconstr Surgery
120, e1069-70, 2007. (Percent Effort – 40)
190.
D’Souza G, Evans GRD. Mexoryl: A Review of a UVA Filter. Plast Reconstr Surg
120: 1071-1075, 2007. (Percent Effort – 50)
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191.
Noone BR, Goldwyn RM, McGrath M, Spear S, Evans GRD. 50th Anniversary Plastic
Surgery Research Council Panel on the Future of Academic Plastic Surgery. Plast
Reconstr Surg 120: 1709-1721, 2007. (Percent Effort – 80).
192.
Edward Lee, Hurvitz K, Evans GRD, Wirth GA. Cross-facial nerve graft: Past and
Present. Journal Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery. Vol 61: 250-256, 2008.
193.
Evans BGA, Evans GRD. Zygomatic Fractures. MOC-PS. Plast Reconstr Surg. 121: 111, 2008. (Percent Effort – 85)
194.
Kim EK, Evangelista M, Evans GRD. The use of free tissue transfers in head and neck
reconstruction. J Craniomaxillofacial Surgery 19 (6):1577-82, 2008. (Percent Effort –
45)
195.
Darcy SJ, Hakimi M, Miller TA, Goldberg RA, Evans GRD, Demer JL, Rudkin GH.
MRI characterization of orbital soft tissue volume dynamics with age. LETTER. Plastic
Reconstr Surg 124: 1362-1364, 2009 (Percent Effort – 10%).
196.
Evans GRD. Fractures of the mandible. Plastic Surgery Pulse News, Vol 2, Number 2,
June/July Edition: pp 1, 9-11, 2010 (percent effort – 100%)
197.
Rhim CH, Scholz T, Salibian A, Evans GRD. Orbital Floor Fractures: A Retrospective
Review of 45 cases at a tertiary health care center. The Journal of Craniomaxillofacial
Trauma, March 3: 41-44, 2010. (Percent Effort – 40%).
198.
Evans GRD, Daniels M, Hewell L. An Evidence-Based Approach to Zygomatic
Factures. Plast Reconstr Surg 127: 891-897, 2011 (percent effort – 75%).
199.
Chung KC, Shauver M, Song JW, Noone BR, Bentz, ML, Brandt KE, Canady JW, Evans
GRD, Friedland JA, Gosain AK, Guyuron B, Havlik RJ, Kuzon WM, Lalonde DH, Lee
AWP, Levin, LS, Matthews JB, Mustoe TA, Sadove M, Savin-Williams J, Shannon TA,
Slezak, S. Adherence to Practive Guidelines Based on American Board of Plastic
Surgery Maintenance of Certification Data. Plast Reconstr Surg 127: 21012107, 2011
(percent effort – 5%).
200.
Dey D, Evans GRD. Generation of induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cell by nuclear
reprogramming. SAGE-Hindai Access to Research. Stem Cell International. Vol 2011
(2011), Article ID 619583, 11 pages. Doi: 10.4061/2011/619583. (Percent Effort – 25).
201.
Murphy PS, Evans GRD. Advances in Wound Healing: A Review of Current Wound
Healing Products. Plastic Surgery International, Vol 2012, Article ID 190436, pp 1-8,
2012. (Percent Effort 50).
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202.
Evans GRD, Blondeel P, Pu LLQ, Kyriopoulos J, Zhang R, Cunningham B, Roth M,
Kinney B. Globalization in Plastic Surgery East Versus West – Beijing 2011.
International Confederation for Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery Journal. 9th
Issue; pp31,32. July 2012. (Percent Effort 80).
203.
Kosins A, Scholz T, Cetinkaya M, Evans GRD. Evidence-Based Value of Subcutaneous
Surgical Wound Drainage: The Largest Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Plast
Reconstr Surg 132: 443-450, 2013. (Percent Effort 50).
204.
Salibian A, Widgerwo A, Abrouk M, Evans GRD. Stem Cells in Plastic Surgery: A
Review Of The Current Clinical and Translational Applications. Archieves of Plastic
Surgery Vol 40 No 6: 666- 675, 2013. (Percent Effort 25).
205.
Ellstrom C, Evans GRD. Zygoma Fractures: Evidence Based Leading Edge MOC.
Plastic Reconstr Surg 132: 1649-1655, 2013. (Percent Effort 50%).
206.
Tussardi IT, Widgerow AD, Lalezari S, Banyard D Shaterian A, Evans GRD.
Lipotransfer: The Potential From Bench to Bedside. Ann Plast Surg May;72(5):599-609,
207.
Widerow A, Salibian A, Kohan E, Ferreira T, Afzel H, Tham T, Evans GRD. Strategic
Sequences in Adipose Derived Stem Cell Nerve Regeneration. Microsurgery 10: 324330, 2014. (Percent Effort 25).
208.
Widgerow AD, Tussardi IT, Banyard DA, King K, Chiang R, Wirth G, Evans GRD.
Burn Wound Fluid: An Important Diagnostic Source. Wound Healing Southern Africa
7(1): 9-12, 2014.
209.
Banyard DA, Salibian AA, Widgerow AD, Evans GRD. Implications for Human
Adipose-Derived Stem Cells in Plastic Surgery. Journal of Cellular and Molecular
Medicine. J. Cell. Mol. Med. Vol 19, No 1; 21-30, 2015 (Percent Effort 50%).
210.
Sany Thomas, MBBCh; Jonathan R Lakey, PhD; MSM; Rahul Krishnan, MBBS; Derek
Banyard, MD; MBA; Ara A Salibian, BS; Garrett A Wirth, MD; FACS; Jason Toranto,
MD; FACS; Keyianoosh Paydar, MD; FACS; Gregory R Evans, MD; FACS. Adipose
Derived Stem Cells and Wound Healing in Patients with Diabetes: A Promising
Therapeutic Modality. CellR4 2(6): e1309, 2014 (Percent Effort 20%).
211.
Guo J, Widgerow AD, Banyard D, Toranto J, Wirth G, Paydar K, Tussardi I, Evans GRD.
Strategic Sequences in Fat Grafting Survival. Annals of Plastic Surgery 74 (3): 376-382,
2015.
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212.
Chiang RS, King K, Banyard D, Lalezari L, Tussardi TT, Toranto JD, Widgerow AD,
Evans GRD. An Exploration Of The Relationship of Fatty Tissue Burn Injury and
Scarring. Wound Healing Southern Africa 7(2): 66-69, 2014.
213.
Banyard DA, Borad V, Amezcua E, Wirth GA, Evans GRD, Widgerow AD. Preparation,
Characterization and Clinical Implications of Human Decellularized Adipose Tissue
Extracellular Matrix (hDAM): A Comprehensive Review. Aesthetic Surgery Journal.
March 2016.
214.
Guo J, Nguyen A, Fadavi D, Banyard D, Toranto J, Wirth G, Paydar K, Evans GRD,
Widgerow AD. Stromal Vascular Fraction – A Regenerative Reality? Part 2 –
Mechanisms of Regenerative Action. Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic
Surgery. 69: 180-188, 2016. (Percent Effort 15%).
215.
Banyard DA, Martin JB, Widgerow AD, Evans GRD. Regenerative Biomaterials: A
Review. Plast Reconstr Surg Plast Reconstr Surg. Jun;135(6):1740-8, 2015.(Percent
Effort 50%).
216.
Evans GRD, Scholz T, Brandt K. CME Article: Outpatient Surgery. Plast Reconstr
Surg Plast Reconstr Surg. Jul;136(1):89e-95e, 2015.(Percent Effort 33%).
217.
Nguyen A, Guo J, Fadavi D, Banyard D, Toranto J, Wirth G, Paydar K, Evans GRD,
Widgerow AD. Stromal Vascular Fraction – A Regenerative Reality? Part 1 – Current
Concepts and Review of the Literature. Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic
Surgery 69: 170-179, 2016. (Percent Effort 15%).
Journal Articles in Press:
1.
Salal S, Widgerow A, Evans GRD. The Plantar Fat Pad and the Diabetic Foot.
International Wound Journal. (accepted 2013)(Percent Effort 15).
2.
Masoomi H, Paydar K, Tan E, Evans GRD, Wirth G. Does Immediate Tissue Expander
Placement Increase Perioperative Complications in Breast Cancer Patients? (Accepted
American Surgeon 2014)(Percent Effort 20%).
3.
Evangelista M, Perez M, Salibian AA, Hassan JM, Darcy S, Paydar KZ, Wicker RB,
Arcaute K, Mann BK, Evans GRD. Single-Lumen and Multilumen Poly(Ethylene Glycol)
Nerve Conduits Fabricated by Stereolighography for Peripheral Nerve Regeneration in
Vivo. Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery (Accepted 2014)(Percent Effort – 25%).
4.
Salibian AA, Bokarius AV, Bu J, Yoon LE, Wirth GA, Paydar KZ, Kobayashi K, Evans
GRD. The Effects of Perioperative Tamoxifen Therapy on Microvascular Flap
Complications in TRAM/DIEP Flap Breast Reconstruction. Annals of Plastic Surgery
Page 149 of 202
Updated: 1/19/2015
(Accepted 2015)(Percent Effort 50%).
5.
Widgerow A, Salibian A, Del Rosario AT, Severo L, Nguyen L, Banyard D, Toranto J,
Evans GRD. Current Concepts on Burn Wound Conversion – A Review of Recent
Advances in Understanding the Secondary Progression of Burns. Burns (Accepted
2016)(Percent Effort 10%).
6.
Banyard DA, Sarantopoulos CN, Borovikova AA, Qiu X, Wirth GA, Paydar KZ, Haun
JB, Evans GRD, Widgerow AD. Phenotypic Analysis of Stromal Vascular Fraction After
Mechanical Shear Reveals Stress-Induced Progenitor Populations. Plast Reconstr Surg
(Accepted 2015)(Percent Effort 15%).
7.
Richland BK, Nguyen KT, Laurence V, Evans GRD. Pilomatrix Carcinoma: Case
Report of a Rare Cutaneous Malignancy with Unique Reconstructive Considerations.
Journal of Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery. (Accepted 2016)(Percent Effort 30%).
8.
Chiang RS, Borovikova AA, King K, Banyard DA, Lalezari S, Toranto JD, Paydar KZ,
Wirth GA, Evans GRD, Widgerow AD. Current Concepts Related to Hypertrophic
Scarring in Burn Injuries. Wound Repair & Regeneration. (In Press 2015)(Percent Effort
15%).
Journal Articles Submitted:
1.
Patel SM, Harrision AR, Evans GRD, Park DJJ. Functional applications of botulinum
toxin in Oculoplastic Surgery. Journal of Reconstructive Microsurgery (Submitted
2011)(Percent Effort – 25).
2.
Mena-Zuverza N, Wicker RB, Evans GRD, Mann BK. NGF release strategies from
PEG-based hydrogel scaffolds. Journal of Controlled Release (Submitted 2011)(Percent
Effort – 10).
3.
Karamanoukian R, Davitian R, Sakamoto M, Evans GRD. Can ear lobules be pierced
after successful treatment of earlobe keloids? Annals of Plastic Surgery (Submitted
2011)(Percent Effort – 10%).
4.
Olaya W, Tracy L, Clark E, Scholz T, Laurence V, Paydar K, Wirth G, Evans GRD.
Reconstruction of the Anterior Skull Base with Radial Forearm Free Tissue Transfer: Case
Series and Literature Review. Plastic and Aesthetic Research (Submitted 2015).
5.
King Kassandra, Chiang RS, Banyard D, Laelzari S, Tussardi IT, Toranto JD, Widgerow
AD, Evans GRD. Fat Tissue, Burn Injury and Scarring – Exploring the Relationship.
Burns. (Submitted 2014)(Percent Effort 15%).
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6.
Daar D, Wirth G, Evans GRD, Carmean-Alig M, Gordon I. The Bagautdinov Dressing
Method: Negative Pressure Wound Therapy in a Patient with Allergy to Acrylate
Adhesive. International Wound Journal. (Submitted 2015)(Percent Effort 10%).
7.
Prendergast, C; Keller, E, Evans GRD. Surgeon Burnout: Prioritizing Surgeon Wellness
and Resiliency Training. Current Problems in Surgery. (Submitted 2015)(Percent Effort
40%).
8.
Khang N, Laurence V, Richland B, Evans GRD. Pilomatrix Carcinoma: Care Report of
a Rate Cutaneous Malignancy with Unique Reconstructive Considerations. Journal of
Reconstructive Microsurgery. (Submitted 2015)(Percent Effort 30%).
Invited Discussions and Editorials:
1.
Evans GRD: Correspondence - The rectus abdominis flap for exposed vascular grafts of
the lower extremity, Reply to D. Robert Wiemer, MD. Plastic Reconstructive Surgery
93:889-890, April 1994. (Percent Effort – 100)
2.
Evans GRD: Correspondence - A review and current perspectives of cutaneous
malignant melanoma. Response to letter. J Am Coll Surg 179:764-67, December 1994.
(Percent Effort 100)
3.
Evans GRD: Correspondence - Silicon tissue assay in nonaugmented cadaveric patients:
Is there a baseline level? Response to letter from Russell B. Marion, M.D. Plastic
Reconstructive Surgery. 95:770, 1995. (Percent Effort – 100)
4.
Robb GL, Evans GRD: Review of “Tissue Engineering in Plastic Surgery.” In: Current
Surgery, Forbes SF (ed). Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins, 52(3):150-155, March-April
5.
Evans GRD, Schusterman MA: Review of “Color Doppler flow mapping of abdominal
wall perforating arteries for transverse rectus abdominis myocutaneous flap in breast
reconstruction: Method and preliminary results.” by Berg WA, Chang BW, DeJong MR,
Hamper UM. In: Breast Diseases: A Yearbook Quarterly, 6:118, April-June 1995.
6.
Evans GRD: Indirect documentation of the negative effects of irradiation and neck
dissection on the internal jugular vein: Letter to the Editor. Ann Plastic Surgery
35(6):670, December 1995. (Percent Effort – 100)
7.
Evans GRD: Book Review: Atlas of Craniomaxillofacial Fixation, Robert M. Kellman
and Lawrence J. Marentette. Raven Press 1995. Journal of Craniofacial Surgery 7, July
Page 151 of 202
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8.
Evans GRD: Membership Orientation Retooled for Dallas Meeting. Plastic Surgery
News, p 20, July 1996. (Percent Effort – 100)
9.
Evans GRD: Tongue Reconstruction: Post Ablation Surgery. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery Newsletter: 6-7, Summer 1996. (Percent Effort – 100)
10.
Evans GRD: What’s new in reconstructive microsurgery. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgeons Newsletter, Winter 1998. (Percent Effort – 100)
11.
Evans GRD, Brandt K: Nerve abstracts summary and terms. Plastic Surgery Research
Council, pp18-19, Feb 27-March 1, Galveston Texas, 1997. (Percent Effort – 50)
12.
Evans GRD: Peripheral Nerve Regeneration: The Use of Tissue Engineered Conduits.
Editorial column, The Young Microsurgeon in The American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery Newsletter, page 11, Spring 1997. (Percent Effort – 100)
13.
Evans GRD: Discussant for “Detection of titanium in human tissues after craniofacial
surgery” by Jorgenson DS, et.al. Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 99: 980-981, 1997.
14.
Evans GRD: Editorial comments for “Preservation of the inframammary fold: What are
we leaving behind” by Carlson GW, et al. In Breast Diseases: A Year Book Quarterly,
pp. 174, July-September 8, 1997. (Percent Effort – 100)
15.
Lohman R, Evans GRD: Microvascular reconstruction in the lower extremity. Plastic
Surgery Educational Foundation Core Curriculum CD-Rom, 1997-1998. (Percent Effort –
50)
16.
Spinelli H, Evans GRD: Reconstruction of the head and neck: Local, regional options.
Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation Core Curriculum CD-Rom, 1997-1998. (Percent
Effort – 50)
17.
Lohman R, Evans GRD: Microvascular reconstruction in head and neck cancer. Plastic
Surgery Educational Foundation Core Curriculum CD-Rom, 1997-1998. (Percent Effort –
50)
18.
Gürlek A, Evans GRD: Letter to the editor regarding “The Malaga flap for vaginoplasty
in the Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser Syndrome.” Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 100:
806-7, 1997. (Percent Effort – 50)
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19.
Evans GRD: Editorial comments for “Capsular contracture after lumpectomy and
radiation therapy in patients who have undergone uncomplicated bilateral augmentation
mammoplasty” by Rufus MJ, et. al. In Breast Diseases: A Year Book Quarterly, pp. 160,
July-September 8, 1997. (Percent Effort – 100)
20.
Evans GRD: Editorial comments on “Occipital galea provides a source for a large flap:”
A Cadaver Study by Sharma RK, Kobayashi M, Jackson IT, Carls FR In Plastic Surgery
Outlook Vol 11, Number 6, 1997. (Percent Effort – 100)
21.
Evans GRD: Message from the Chair. The Young Physician, Texas Medical
Association, Winter 1998. (Percent Effort – 100)
22.
Council, pp. 32-33, Loma Linda, California, April 4-6, 1998. (Percent Effort – 50)
23.
Evans GRD, Kinney B: Leaning to search the Internet. Plastic Surgery News June: pp.
14 & 31, 1998. (Percent Effort – 100)
24.
Evans GRD, Kinney B: Find internet software and e-mail addresses, avoid viruses.
Plastic Surgery News July: 30, 1997. (Percent Effort – 100)
25.
Evans GRD: Arrival of High Tech at ASPRS Meeting. American Society of
Maxillofacial Surgeons Newsletter: 1,6,7, Winter 1998. (Percent Effort – 100)
26.
Williams JZ, Ainslie NB, Evans GRD: Cutaneous nasal malignancies: Is primary
reconstruction safe? Texas Medicine: 57-61, August 1998. (Percent Effort – 60)
27.
Evans GRD: Editorial comments for “Breast reconstruction in previously irradiated
patients using tissue expanders and implants: A potentially unfavorable result.” by
Forman DL, et.al. In Breast Diseases: A Year Book Quarterly, 9:423-24, 1999. (Percent
Effort – 100)
28.
Bogle M, Evans GRD: Editorial comments for “Breast implants and risk of neurologic
disease. A population-based cohort study in Sweden” by Nyren O, et.al. In Breast
Diseases: A Year Book Quarterly. 9: 426-27, 1999. (Percent Effort – 75)
29.
Reece GP, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Chang DW, Langstein HN, Robb GL,
Wang B, Goepfert H: Letter to the editor regarding “Functional results of primary closure
vs. flaps in oropharyngeal reconstruction.” Archives Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surg
125:474-475, 1999. (Percent Effort – 25)
30.
Evans GRD: Where the past meets the future. Editorial comments. American Society
Maxillofacial Newsletter Vol 14: 2, Winter 1999. (Percent Effort – 100)
Page 153 of 202
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31.
Council: pp. 37-42, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, May 22-25, 1999. (Percent Effort – 50)
32.
Evans GRD: A current approach to mandibular reconstruction. American Society of
Maxillofacial Newsletter. Spring/Summer Issue, Vol 15: 8-20, 1999. (Percent Effort –
100)
33.
Evans GRD: ASMS News: A new look. Editor’s message. American Society of
Maxillofacial Newsletter. Spring/Summer Issue, Vol 15: 2, 1999. (Percent Effort – 100)
34.
Evans GRD: ASMS News: Changes and challenges ahead. Editor’s message.
American Society of Maxillofacial Newsletter. Autumn Issue, Vol 15: 3-4, 1999.
35.
Allori A, Evans GRD: Commentary on Routine Barium Swallows not Recommended
after Free Jejunal Transfer by Cordeiro PG, et al. Plastic Surgery Outlook Vol 13, No 8,
36.
Melendez M, Evans GRD: Editorial comments for “One hundred free DIEP flap breast
reconstructions: a personal experience” by Blondeel P. Breast Diseases: A Year Book
Quarterly10:511, 2000. (Percent Effort – 75)
37.
Evans GRD: Editor’s message. Innovative ideas for the new millennium. Maxillofacial
News 15: 2, Winter 2000. (Percent Effort – 100)
38.
Evans GRD: How can you protect your web site’s privacy? Plastic Surgery News, May
2000 (Percent Effort – 100)
39.
Evans GRD: Editor’s Message. Spring brings sun, flowers…and an increase in trauma
cases. Maxillofacial Newsletter:2, Spring/Summer 2000. (Percent Effort – 100)
40.
Evans GRD: Overview/Terms Nerve. Plastic Surgery Research Council: 39-43, May
17-20, 2000. (Percent Effort – 100)
41.
Evans GRD: Editorial comments. American Society of Maxillofacial Surgery
Newsletter. Vol 16, Autumn: pp 2, 2000. (Percent Effort – 100)
42.
Evans GRD: Review of circumflex scapular vessels as a recipient pedicle for autologous
breast reconstruction: A report of 40 consecutive cases by Lantieri in Plastic
Reconstructive Surgery 104:2049-2053, 2000. Plastic Surgery Outlook 14:21-22, 2000.
Page 154 of 202
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43.
Evans GRD: Response letter to the editor concerning Tran NV, Evans GRD, Kroll SS,
Baldwin BJ, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Robb GL. Postoperative adjuvant irradiation: Effects
on transverse rectus abdominis flap breast reconstruction. Plastic Reconstructive Surgery
106: 313-317, 2000. (Percent Effort – 100)
44.
Evans GRD: California Society of Plastic Surgery Newsletter. The University of
California, Irvine Program. Sept/Oct 2000, p 8. (Percent Effort – 100)
45.
Evans GRD: Editor’s comments. American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
Newsletter Vol 16, Number 3, Winter 2001, p 2. (Percent Effort – 100)
46.
Evans GRD: Challenges in Nerve Reconstruction. Seminars in Surgical Oncology .
Vol 19, Oct/Nov 2000, 312-318. (Percent Effort – 100)
47.
Evans GRD: Coding Corner. Update from the Coding Committee. American Society
of Reconstructive Microsurgery Newsletter. Spring/Summer 2001:10-11. (Percent Effort
– 100)
48.
Evans GRD: Discussion of The Effects of External Beam Irradiation on the TRAM
Flap: An Experimental Model by Lin, et al. Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 107: 11981200, 2001. (Percent Effort – 100)
49.
Evans GRD: Editor’s Message. American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons Newsletter
Vol 16, March 2001: 2. (Percent Effort – 100)
50.
Evans GRD: Nerve Overview of Abstracts. Plastic Surgery Research Council, 46th
Annual Meeting. June 2001: 47-51. (Percent Effort – 100)
51.
Evans GRD: Discussion of The Use of Extended Glabellar Fascial-cutaneous Flap for
Reconstruction of the Nasopharynx by To et al. Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 108:15455, 2001. (Percent Effort – 100)
52.
Evans GRD: Tissue Engineering Nerve Constructs: Current Problems and Unsolved
Questions. European Tissue Repair Society Bulletin, 8: 16-19, 2001. (Percent Effort –
100)
53.
Evans GRD: Editors Message. American Society of Maxillofacial News Vol 17:2
Autumn 2001. (Percent Effort – 100)
54.
Evans GRD: Overview Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery Institute, The University of
California, Irvine for the California Society of Plastic Surgery Newsletter Fall 2001.
Page 155 of 202
Updated: 1/19/2015
55.
Evans GRD: Presidents’ Forum. Plastic Surgery News 11-42, December 2001. (Percent
Effort – 100)
56.
Evans GRD: Coding Corner. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery Vol 12,
Number 2, Autumn/Winter 2001. (Percent Effort – 100)
57.
Evans GRD: Coding Corner. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery Vol 13,
Number 1, Page 11, Spring/Summer 2002.(Percent Effort – 100)
58.
Evans GRD: Coding Corner. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery
Autumn/Winter page 8, 2002. (Percent Effort – 100)
59.
Evans GRD: Residency Review Article. California Society of Plastic Surgeons
Newsletter Fall/Winter page 8, 2002. (Percent Effort – 100)
60.
Evans GRD: Discussion of article Weinzweig J, et al., “Prevention of the growth and
metastasis of malignant melanoma: The role of supplemental vitamin A.” Plastic
Reconstructive Surgery 112:159-161, 2003. (Percent Effort – 100)
61.
Evans GRD: Interview Tissue Engineering. Cosmetic Surgery Times, March 1, 2003.
62.
Evans GRD: Obituary Bruce Achauer. Orange County Medical Association. Page S7
January 2003. (Percent Effort – 100)
63.
Evans GRD: Nerve Overview of Terms. Plastic Surgery Research Council Abstract
book Page50-54. April 2003. (Percent Effort – 100)
64.
Evans GRD: Canfield Clinical System. ASMS Newsletter Vol 19, Number 1, page 4,
Spring 2003. (Percent Effort – 100)
65.
Evans GRD: Book review, Goldwyn R, Cohen M (ed). Unfavorable results in Plastic
Surgery: Avoidance and Treatment. Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 112: 1168, 2003.
66.
Evans GRD, Kelishadi SS, Ho KU: “Heads up” on brow lift with the Coapt system’s
endotine forehead technology. Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 113: 1504-05, 2004.
67.
Evans GRD: What’s new in plastic surgery – 2004. Journal of the American College of
Surgeons Vol 198: 431-440, 2004. (Percent Effort – 100)
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68.
Evans GRD: Letter to the Editor: Response to letter received regarding “Evaluation of
nodal patterns for melanoma of the ear.” Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 113: 1528-29,
69.
Evans GRD: Sun-Tsu’s Art of War. Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 114: 252-255,
70.
Evans GRD: Presymposia Article, ASMS Newsletter Vol 19:5, Summer 2004. (Percent
Effort – 100)
71.
Evans GRD: Visiting Professor find satisfaction in exchange of ideas. Plastic Surgery
News. Page 17, 21, June 2004. (Percent Effort – 100)
72.
Evans GRD: Nerve Overview of Terms. Plastic Surgery Research Council Abstract
book Page 51-55. June 2004. (Percent Effort – 100)
73.
Evans GRD: Some dusty old books. Editorial. Plastic Reconstructive Surgery 115:
65153, 2005. (Percent Effort – 100)
74.
Evans GRD: Letter to the editor. Response to the letter received regarding “Hsu OK, et
al., Pharmacologic enhancement of rat skin flaps survival with topical oleic acid.” Plastic
Reconstr Surg 115: 2145-2146, 2005. (Percent Effort – 100)
75.
Evans GRD: From the Chairman. Plastic Surgery Research Newsletter. Volume 1,
Summer 2005. (Percent Effort – 100)
76.
Evans GRD: Presidents Message. Maxillofacial News - American Society of
Maxillofacial Surgeons. Volume 20, Number 2 page 3,7. December 2005. (Percent
Effort – 100)
77.
Evans GRD: Advances in maxillofacial surgery – and ASMS – continue to evolve.
Plastic Surgery News: Page 7, March 2006. (Percent Effort – 100)
78.
Evans GRD, Kellman R, Kushner G: AO North America News Special Edition.
Craniomaxillofacial Faculty Development Forum Update: 17, page 1. June 2006.
79.
Evans GRD: President’s Message – What ASMS can do for you? Maxillofacial News –
American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons. Vol 21, Number 1, Page 1,3, June 2006.
80.
Evans GRD: ASMS Board Proposes Governance Restructuring. Maxillofacial News –
American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons. Vol 21, Number 1, Page 8, June 2006.
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81.
Evans GRD: Interview Roethlisberger and Head Injury. Cosmetic Surgery Times: Page
8, October 2006. (Percent Effort – 100)
82.
Evans GRD: Remarks from the President. Maxillofacial News. American Society of
Maxillofacial Surgeons. Vol 21, Number 2, page 1,4,6, December 2006. (Percent Effort –
100)
83.
Mohan R, Evans GRD, Thaller S. Reconstructive surgery of head and neck tumor
related defects: Effects of radiation and chemotherapy. Hyperdrive Teaching Web Tool.
American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons
http://www.plasticsurgery.hyperguides.com/tutorial.asp?tid=35732 (Percent Effort – 50)
84.
Evans GRD. Response to the evidence for and against the effectiveness of pressure
garment therapy for scar management. Plastic Reconstr Surg 120: 1438, 2007. (Percent
Effort – 100)
85.
Evans GRD. President’s Message. American Society for Peripheral Nerve. Fall 2007
Newsletter, page 1. (Percent Effort – 100)
86.
Kim E, Evans GRD. Head and Neck Microvascular Reconstruction Module. Hyperdrive
Teaching Web Tool. American Society of Maxillofacial Surgeons (in press 2011)
87.
Evans GRD: Avoiding Complications in Reconstructive Plastic Surgery. US Surgery
88.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Saint Cyr M. Time honored techniques, a fitting tribute. The
Stephen Mathes reconstructive symposia. Editorial. Plast Reconstr Surg 123: 18771878, 2008. (Percent Effort 90%).
89.
Evans GRD. What is a leader? Plast Reconstr Surg. 123: 757-759, 2009. (Percent Effort
– 100). Referenced in Modern Medicine Aug 1, 2009.
90.
Marchac D, Kinney BM, Blondeel PN, Evans GRD, Cunningham BL, Canady JW.
Transatlantic innovations: New Frontiers in Plastic Surgery. PRS 123: 755-56, 2009.
(Percent Effort 25%).
91.
Evans GRD: Editors Message. Reconstructive Microsurgery. Newsletter for the
American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery. Vol 20, number 1, page 9.
Spring/Summer 2009 (Percent Effort 100%).
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92.
Gharibjanian NA, Chua WC, Dhar S, Scholz T, Evans GRD, Calvert JW. Reply to letter
re Osteogenic Potential of Polymer-Bound Bone Morphogenetic Protein-2 on MC3T3-E1
Two-Dimensional Cell Cultures. Plast Reconstr Surg 124: 2199-2100, 2009 (Percent
Effort 10%).
93.
Evans GRD. A picture is worth a thousand words. Editorial. Journal Aesthetic Surgery
30(2) 267-268, 2010 (Percent effort 100%).
94.
Evans GRD. Editors comments. Vol 21, Number 1 Reconstructive Microsurgery News.
Spring/Summer 2010, page 2. (Percent effort 100%).
95.
Evans GRD. Editors comments. Vol 21, Number 2, Autumn/Winger 2010, page 2.
(Percent effort 100%).
96.
Evans GRD. More Plastic Surgery Divisions are Breaking Away from General Surgery.
Plastic Surgery News, Dec 2010 pp 1, 28, 30 (Percent Effort 100%).
97.
Evans GRD, Haeck P, Roth M, McGuire M, Glasberg S, Wells J, Costelloe M, Stokes
M, Wargo C. Compliance: What you need to know. Editorial. Plast Reconstr Surgery
Vol 128, Number 5. 1143-1148, 2011. (Percent Effort 70%).
98.
Evangelista MS, Evans GRD, Kim EK. Fasciocutaneous Flaps in Oral Cavity
Reconstruction. Hyperdrive Teaching Web Tool.
http://plasticsurgery.hyperguides.com/activity.aspx?aid=77157. American Society of
Maxillofacial Surgeons. 2012 (Percent Effort – 60).
99.
President’s Message. American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
http://www.plasticsurgery.org./about-ASPS/ASPSPSF-Leadership/ASPS-PresidentMessage.html
100.
Evans GRD. ASPS and Korean Scoeity of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons (KSPRS)
Society Leadership Meeting. Archieves of Plastic Surgery (Percent effort – 100)(In press
2012).
101.
Evans GRD, Verheyden C. Presidential Forum. Plastic Surgery News. Dec 2012. Pp 68, 2012. (Percent Effort 50%).
102.
Evans GRD, Presidential Message. Plastic Surgery News January/February 2013, Page
103.
Evans GRD, Verheyden C. President’s Message. Strengthening the specialty as a
whole. Plastic Surgery News March 2013, Page 6, 2013. (Percent Effort 50).
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104.
Evans GRD, President’s Message. International Partners Offer Valuable Insight. Plastic
Surgery News. Page 6, June 2013. (Percent Effort 100)
105.
Evans GRD, President’s Message. Honor The Past, Embrase the Future in San Diego.
Plastic Surgery News. Page 6, Sept 2013.(Percent Effort 100).
106.
Evans GRD, Should Men Get Plastic Surgery? Men’s Journal. Aug 2013.
http://www.mensjournal.com/health-fitness/health/should-men-get-plastic-surgery20130812. (Percent Effort 50)
107.
Evans GRD, President’s Message. A Found Farewell. Plastic Surgery News. (In press
2013)(Percent Effort 100).
108.
Evans GRD. Private Equity & Venture Capital. Dow Jones. Amy Or. LBO Wire,
August 30, 2013. (Percent Effort 50).
109.
Leonardo J, Murphy R, Evans GRD. The benefits of ASPS International outreach are
felt at home and abroad. Plastic Surgery News. Jan/Feb 2014, page 1, 29, 30. (Percent
Effort 35%).
110.
Rubin PJ, D’Amico R, Banyard D, Evans GRD, Neumeister M, Rodrigues R. Stem
Cells for Dummies. Plastic Surgery News. June 2014; Page 22, 32. (Percent Effort
25%).
111.
Evans GRD. UC-Irvine Plastic Surgery Program Latest to Gain Departmental Status.
Plastic Surgery News. June 2014; Page 9. (Percent Effort 100%).
112.
Evans GRD. Doing Our Best to Serve Our Surgeons and Patients – 2013 Highlights.
ASPS/PSF Annual Report 2013, page 5. (Percent Effort 100%).
113.
Evans GRD. Focus on the Next Set of Goals. Reconstructive Microsurgery Newsletter
Volume 26.1, pp 2-3, Spring-Summer 2015.
114.
Evans GRD. Reconstructive Microsurgery Newsletter – Our Strategic Direction.
Reconstructive Microsurgery Newsletter Vol 26.2, pp 2-4, Fall 2015.
Books Edited:
1.
Operative Plastic Surgery. Evans GRD, McGraw-Hill Publishers, New York, 2000.
2.
Clinics in Plastic Surgery: Tissue Engineering. Evans GRD, Elsevier Science, New
York, 2003.
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3.
Reconstruction of the Chest, Abdomen and Pelvis. Evans GRD, Marcel Dekker, Inc.,
New York 2004.
4.
Craniofacial Surgery. Persing J and Evans GRD, Informa Healthcare USA, Inc. New
York 2007.
5.
Procedures in Reconstructive Plastic Surgery Series (4 Volumes). Evans GRD, Saunders
Elsevier, New York 2009.
6.
General Reconstructive Surgery. Evans GRD, Wirth GW (eds) in Series Procedures in
Reconstructive Surgery Series Evans GRD (ed). Saunders Elsevier, New York 2009.
7.
Breast Surgery. Hall-Finley E and Evans GRD (eds). Saunders Elsevier, Science, New
York 2010.
Books and Chapters:
1.
Evans GRD, Schusterman MA: Principles of reconstruction. In: Weber RS, Miller MJ,
Goepfert H (eds). Basal and Squamous Cell Skin Cancers of the Head and Neck.
Pennsylvania:Williams & Wilkins, 1996: pp 221-224. (Percent Effort – 80)
2.
Evans GRD: The radial forearm free flap. In: Kroll SS (ed). Reconstructive Plastic
Surgery for Cancer Patients. St. Louis:Mosby Year Book, 1996: pp 242-248. (Percent
Effort – 100)
3.
Evans GRD, Kroll SS: Intraoral reconstruction. In: Microsurgical Reconstruction of the
Cancer Patient. M.A. Schusterman (ed). Lippincott-Raven Publishers, Philadelphia,
1997: pp 13-29. (Percent Effort – 75)
4.
Evans GRD, Goldberg D: Principles of extremity reconstruction. In: Microsurgical
Reconstruction of the Cancer Patient. M.A. Schusterman (ed). Lippincott-Raven
Publishers, Philadelphia, 1997: pp 233-247. (Percent Effort – 75)
5.
Evans GRD, Miller MJ: Upper extremity reconstruction. In: Microsurgical
Reconstruction of the Cancer Patient. M.A. Schusterman (ed). Lippincott-Raven
Publishers, Philadelphia, 1997: pp 249-287. (Percent Effort – 60)
6.
Walton RL, Beahm EK, Maguire KE, Evans GRD, Gottlieb LJ: Reconstruction of the
lower extremity following ablative resection for cancer. Surgical Oncology Clinics of
North America, 1997: pp 113-176. (Percent Effort – 40)
7.
Evans GRD, Miller MJ: Plastic Surgery. In: Patrick, Mikos, McIntire (ed). Frontiers in
Tissue Engineering. Elsevier Science, New York,1998: pp 213-232. (Percent Effort – 50)
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8.
Patrick CW, Evans GRD: Tissue engineering applied to cancer plastic and
reconstructive surgery. In: Ikada, Yamaoka (ed). In: The Proceedings of the First
International Symposium of Tissue Engineering for Therapeutic Use. Ikada Y, Yamaoka
M (eds). Amsterdam, Elsevier Science, 1998: pp 97-110. (Percent Effort – 60)
9.
Hodges J, Nabawi A, Patrick C, Mikos A: Tissue engineered conduits. The use of
biodegradable poly-DL-lactic-co-gylcolic acid (PLGA) scaffolds in peripheral nerve
regeneration. In Stark GB, Horch R, Tanczos E (eds) Biological Matrices and Tissue
Reconstruction. Springer, 1998: pp 225-236. (Percent Effort – 60)
10.
Evans GRD: Local flaps of the head and neck. In: Weinzweig (ed). Plastic Surgery
Secrets. Hanley & Belfus, Inc., Philadelphia, PA, 1998: pp 185-193. (Percent Effort –
100)
11.
Evans GRD, Kroll SS: Choice of technique for reconstruction. In: Kroll (ed) Clinics in
Plastic Surgery, W.B. Saunders Company Vol 25, 1998:pp 311-316.
12.
Evans GRD: Introduction. In: G.R.D. Evans (ed). Operative Plastic Surgery. McGrawHill Publishers, New York, 2000: pp 1-3. (Percent Effort – 100)
13.
Evans GRD: The radial forearm flap. In: G.R.D. Evans (ed). Operative Plastic Surgery.
McGraw-Hill Publishers, New York, 2000: pp 654-361. (Percent Effort – 100)
14.
Evans GRD: The rectus abdominis free flap. In: G.R.D. Evans (ed). Operative Plastic
Surgery. McGraw-Hill Publishers, New York, 2000: pp 362-369. (Percent Effort – 100)
15.
Evans GRD, Khoo A: Gracilis flap for perineal reconstruction and reconstruction for
anal incontinence. In: G.R.D. Evans (ed). Operative Plastic Surgery. McGraw-Hill
Publishers, New York, 2000: pp 805-813. (Percent Effort – 50)
16.
Evans GRD, Lohman R: Rectus femoris flap for perineal reconstruction. In: G.R.D.
Evans (ed). Operative Plastic Surgery. McGraw-Hill Publishers, New York, 2000: pp
788-796. (Percent Effort – 50)
17.
Evans GRD, Gürlek A: Gluteal flap for pressure sores. In: G.R.D. Evans (ed).
Operative Plastic Surgery. McGraw-Hill Publishers, New York, 2000: pp 719-729.
18.
Evans GRD, Gherardini G, Turlek S: Posterior thigh flap for pressure sores. In: G.R.D.
Evans (ed). Operative Plastic Surgery. McGraw-Hill Publishers, New York, 2000: pp
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19.
Evans GRD, Lohman R: Principles of Microsurgery. In: G.R.D. Evans (ed). Operative
Plastic Surgery. McGraw-Hill Publishers, New York, 2000: pp 43-55. (Percent Effort –
50)
20.
Huang C, Evans GRD: Scalp reconstruction. In: G.R.D. Evans (ed). Operative Plastic
Surgery. McGraw-Hill Publishers, New York, 2000: pp 314-333. (Percent Effort – 50)
Camilleri I, Evans GRD, Soparker CNS, Patrinely JR: Blepharoplasty. In: G.R.D. Evans
(ed). Operative Plastic Surgery. McGraw-Hill Publishers, New York, 2000: pp 187-195.
21.
22.
Klebuc M, Otto L, Friedman J, Evans GRD: Breast reconstruction with the latissimus
dorsi flap. In: G.R.D. Evans (ed). Operative Plastic Surgery. McGraw-Hill Publishers,
New York, 2000: pp 644-661. (Percent Effort – 25)
23.
Hudson R, Evans GRD, Schmidt C: Engineering strategies for peripheral nerve repair.
Edington H (ed.) Clinics Plastic Surgery 4: pp 617-628, 1999. Reprinted in Land J (ed).
Orthopaedic Clinics of North America. W.B. Saunders Company Vol 31, Number 3: pp
485-497, 2000. (Percent Effort – 25)
24.
Gallas M, Lewin J, Evans GRD: Outcome considerations in upper aerodigestive tract
reconstruction. In: B. Achauer, E. Eriksson, B. Guyuron, J. Coleman, R. Russell (ed).
Plastic Surgery: Indications, Operations, Outcomes. Mosby-Year Book Inc., 2000: pp
25.
Miles W, Evans GRD: Immediate reconstruction following skin-sparing mastectomy.
In Shenaq S (ed). Perspectives in Plastic Surgery Thieme Vol 14, Number 1, 2000: pp 118. (Percent Effort – 50)
26.
Evans GRD: Radiation Effects. In: Achauer, Eriksson, Guyuron, Coleman, Russell
(ed). Plastic Surgery: Indications, Operations, Outcomes. Mosby-Year Book Inc.,
2000:409-426. (Percent Effort – 100)
27.
Mehling BM, Evans GRD: Discussion of Mandibular Reconstruction by Dr. J. Brian
Boyd. In: R. Goldwyn and M. Cohen (ed). The Unfavorable Result in Plastic Surgery:
Avoidance and Treatment. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2001: pp 563-567. (Percent
Effort – 50)
28.
Gupta A, Evans GRD: Discussion of Oropharyngeal Reconstruction by Dr. John Joseph
Coleman. In: R. Goldwyn and M. Cohen (ed). The Unfavorable Result in Plastic
Surgery: Avoidance and Treatment Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2001: pp 543-546.
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29.
Lenert J, Evans GRD: Oral Cavity Reconstruction. In: Mathes (ed). Plastic Surgery
Volume 3, The Head and Neck Part 2. Saunders Elsevier, 2005: pp 917-956. (Percent
Effort – 50)
30.
Din A, Evans GRD: Chest wall reconstruction. In: McCarthy, Galiano, Boutros (ed).
Current Therapy in Plastic Surgery. Elsevier, 2006: pp362-66. (Percent Effort – 60)
31.
Evans GRD: Approaches to tissue engineered peripheral nerve. In: Evans (ed). Clinics
of Plastic Surgery: Tissue Engineering. W.B. Saunders Company 2003:559-563. (Percent
Effort – 100)
32.
Evans GRD: Preface Tissue Engineering. In: Evans (ed). Clinics of Plastic Surgery:
Tissue Engineering. W.B. Saunders Company 2003: XIII-XIV. (Percent Effort – 100)
33.
Evans GRD: Advances in head and neck reconstruction: Applications of tissue
engineering. In Wei (ed.). Seminars in Plastic Surgery. Thieme Medical Publishers, Inc.
Vol. 17, No 4, November 2003. (Percent Effort – 100)
34.
Budd M, Evans GRD: Reconstruction of the Cheek. In Werning (ed.). Oral Cancer.
Thieme Medical Publishers 2007: 194-199. (Percent Effort – 50)
35.
Ajar AH, Evans GRD: Tissue engineering current approaches and future directions. In
Siemionow (ed.). Tissue Surgery: New Technologies in Surgery. Springer-Verlag,
2006: 135-141. (Percent Effort – 50)
36.
Budd ME, Evans GRD: Effects of radiation and chemotherapy on the reconstruction of
the chest, abdomen and pelvis. In: Evans (ed). Reconstruction of the Chest, Abdomen
and Pelvis. Marcel Dekker, Inc., 2004: 139-152. (Percent Effort – 50)
37.
McConnell MP, Evans GRD: Latissimus dorsi and serratus anterior for chest wall
reconstruction. In: Evans (ed). Reconstruction of the Chest, Abdomen and Pelvis.
Marcel Dekker, Inc., 2004: 183-194. (Percent Effort – 50)
38.
Jimenez JC, Evans GRD: Chest wall reconstruction with omentum. In: Evans (ed).
Reconstruction of the Chest, Abdomen and Pelvis. Marcel Dekker, Inc., 2004: 215-222.
39.
Elfar MSA, Evans GRD: Rectus abdominis muscle in reconstruction of the abdominal
and pelvic defects. In: Evans (ed). Reconstruction of the Chest, Abdomen and Pelvis.
Marcel Dekker, Inc., 2004: 415-428. (Percent Effort – 50)
40.
Evans GRD, Kobayashi M: Reconstruction of the abdomen and pelvis with the tensor
fascia lata. In: Evans (ed). Reconstruction of the Chest, Abdomen and Pelvis. Marcel
Dekker, Inc., 2004: 391-396. (Percent Effort – 75)
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41.
Evans GRD: Preface. In: Evans (ed). Reconstruction of the Chest, Abdomen and Pelvis.
Marcel Dekker, Inc., 2004: iii. (Percent Effort – 100)
42.
Gheradini G, Evans GRD: Reconstruction of the oral cavity, pharynx and esophagus. In
Throne CH, Beasely RW, Aston SJ, Bartlett SP, Gurtner GC, Spear SL (ed.). Grabb and
Smith Plastic Surgery. Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. Sixth Edition. 2007: 447-456.
43.
Karen Kim, Evans GRD. Tissue Engineering: The Future of Stem Cells. In
Ashammakhi, Reis, Sun (ed.). Topics in Tissue Engineering 2004 Volume 2. 2004.
44.
Knight MA, Shabatian H, Evans GRD. Lip Reconstruction. In Persing and Evans GRD
(eds). Soft Tissue Reconstruction in the Craniofacial Region. Informa Healthcare USA
2007: Chapter 4: 43-54. (Percent Effort – 50)
45.
Shabatian H, Knight MA, Evans GRD. Scar revision, dermabrasion local flaps. In
Persing J and Evans GRD (eds.). Soft Tissue Reconstruction in the Craniofacial Region
Informa Healthcare USA 2007: Chapter 5: 55-68. (Percent Effort – 50)
46.
Kosins A, Evans GRD. Nasal lining and support. In Buchen (ed.). Skin Flaps in Facial
Surgery McGraw Hill 2006; Chapter 13, 181-193. (Percent Effort – 50)
47.
Evans GRD, Neligan P, Orgill DP, Pribaz JJ. Moderator Nahai F. Roundtable
Discussion. In Nahai (ed.). Roundtables in Plastic Surgery, Quality Medical Publishing,
Inc. Vol 1, Number 4, 2005: 23-42. (Percent Effort – 50)
48.
Brenner KB, Kim K, Evans GRD. Medical and lateral canthal reconstruction. In Persing
J and Evans GRD (eds.). Soft Tissue Reconstruction in the Craniofacial Region.
Informa Healthcare USA 2007: Chapter 2: 7-20. (Percent Effort – 30)
49.
Wirth G, Evans GRD. Plastic Surgery: Diseases of the skin and soft tissue, face and
hand. In Lawrence PF, Bell RM, Dayton MT (eds). Essential of Surgical Specialties. 3rd
ed. Baltimore MD: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins. 2007: 94-147. (Percent Effort –
50)
50.
Persing J and Evans GRD. Preface. In Persing J and Evans GRD (eds). Soft Tissue
Reconstruction in the Craniofacial Region. Informa Healthcare USA 2007: preface iii.
51.
Budd M, Hovsepian R, Basseri B, Evans GRD. In Guyuron, Eriksson, Persing, Chung,
Disa, Gosain, Rubin and Kinney (eds). Plastic Surgery: Indications and Practice. Chapter
8 Flaps: 67-78, Elsevier 2008. (Percent Effort – 30).
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52.
Evans GRD. Cheek Lesion. In Taub PJ, Koch MR (eds). Plastic Surgery: Clinical
Problem Solving. McGraw-Hill 2009, Chapter 24, pp 149-156. (Percent Effort – 100)
53.
Jackowe D, Evans GRD, Wirth G. Suture Techniques. In Evans and Wirth (eds.).
General Reconstructive Surgery. In Evans (ed.) Procedures in Reconstructive Surgery
(Series). Elsevier 2009, Chapter 11: 143-159. (Percent Effort – 40)
54.
Evans GRD. Microvascular free filet extremity flap. In Strauch, Vasconez, HallFindlay, Lee (eds.). Grabb’s Encyclopedia of Flaps, 3rd Edition. Part 5, Chapter 501A,
55.
Pharaon MR, Scholz T, Evans GRD. Chapter 12: Tissue Engineering, In: Siemionow M,
Eisenmann-Klein M (eds.) Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Springer-Verlag London
Limited, 2010.
56.
Budd ME, Evans GRD. Postoperative monitoring and management in tissue transfer
patients. In Wei FC and Mardini S (ed.). Flaps and Reconstructive Surgery. Elsevier
2009, Chapter 14: 137-143. (Percent Effort – 50)
57.
McConnell MP, Evans GRD. Local flaps of the head and neck. In Weinzweig J (ed.).
Plastic Surgery Secrets Plus 2nd Edition. Elsevier 2010; pp 363-372. (Percent Effort –
50).
58.
Evans GRD, Hall-Findlay EJ. History and Anatomy. Aesthetic and Reconstructive
Surgery of the Breast. In Hall-Finlay EJ, Evans GRD (eds.). Saunders Elsevier 2010.
Chapter 1; pp 1-7. (Percent Effort 50).
59.
Hurvitz KA, Evans GRD: Bone and soft tissue reconstruction in tumor surgery with
microvascular flaps. In Ehrenfeld, Manson, Prein (ed.). AO Principles of Internal
Fixation of the Craniomaxillofacial Skeleton. April 2012. (Percent Effort – 50).
60.
Mailey BA, Evans GRD: Other Free Flaps in Breast Reconstruction. In Thaller SR and
Panthaki Z (eds). Aesthetic and Reconstructive Breast Surgery: Solving Complications
and Avoiding Unfavorable Results. Informa Healthcare 2012. Chapter 13; pp 124-138.
61.
Dey D, Evans GRD: Suicide Gene Therapy by Herpes Simplex Virus-1 Thymidine
Kinase (HSV-TK). Targets in Gene Therapy. Yongping (ed). InTech, 2011. Chapter 4.
(Percent effort 25).
62.
Kim JJ, Evans GRD: Applications of Biomaterials in Plastic Surgery. Clinics in Plastic
Surgery 39. Dobke (Ed). W.B. Saunders 2012; pp359-376 (Percent Effort 50).
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63.
Rimler J, Nguyen A, Evans GRD. Postoperative Care. In Wei FC and Mardini S (ed.).
Flaps and Reconstructive Surgery. Elsevier 2014 (In Press)(Percent Effort 40).
Abstracts, Published:
1.
Evans GRD, Yellin A, Weaver F, Stain S: Sinistral portal hypertension. Paper presented
at the Southern California Chapter of the American College of Surgeons Meeting. Santa
Barbara, California; January 1990.
2.
Evans GRD, Lewis VL, Manson PN, Loomis M, VanderKolk CA: Hip joint
communication with pressure sores: The refractory wound and the role of girdlestone
arthroplasty. Paper presented at the Northeastern Society of Plastic Surgery Annual
Meeting (Resident Competition). Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; September 1991.
3.
Evans GRD, Slezak S, Rieters MF, Bercowy GM: Silicone tissue assays in
nonaugmented cadaveric patients: Is there a baseline level? Paper presented at the
American College of Surgeons Annual Meeting. New Orleans, Louisiana; October 1992.
4.
Evans GRD, Francel TJ, Manson PN: Vascular prosthetic complications - success of
salvage with muscle flap reconstruction. Paper presented at the American Society of
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Annual Meeting (PSEF Junior Clinical Research
Award). Washington, D.C.; September 1992.
5.
Evans GRD: Discussant-Resident Paper, American Society for Surgery of the Hand.
Phoenix, Arizona; October 1992.
6.
Northeastern Society of Plastic Surgery Resident Competition. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania;
September 1993.
7.
American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons Annual Meeting. New
Orleans, Louisiana; September 1993.
8.
Evans, GRD: The radial forearm free flap for head and neck reconstruction. Paper
presented at the 127th Annual Session, Plastic, Reconstructive and Maxillofacial Surgery,
Texas Medical Association. Austin, Texas; 14 May 1994.
9.
Evans, GRD: The radial forearm free flap for head and neck reconstruction: A review.
Presented at The 1994 Joint Meeting of the Society of the Head and Neck Surgeons and
the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer. Paris, France; 27 May
1994.
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10.
Evans, GRD: The radial forearm free flap for head and neck reconstruction: A review.
Presented at the 1994 American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. San
Diego, California; 24-26 September 1994.
11.
Kroll SS, Schusterman MA, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Robb GL, Evans GRD: Abdominal
wall strength, bulging and hernia after TRAM flap breast reconstruction. Paper presented
at the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. San Diego, California;
24-26 September 1994.
12.
Evans, GRD, Schusterman MA, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Robb GL, Ainslie N:
Reconstruction and the radiated breast: Is there a role for implants? Poster Presentation,
17th Annual San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium. San Antonio, Texas; 10 December,
1994.
13.
Evans, GRD, Robb GL: Microvascular foot reconstruction in the cancer patient. Poster
Presentation, American Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery. Marco Island, Florida;
12-14 January 1995.
14.
Rock CS, Miller MJ, Schusterman MA, Reece GP, Kroll SS, Evans GRD, Robb GL: Is
there a need for pre-operative angiography in fibula free flaps? Poster Presentation,
American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Marco Island, Florida; 12-14 January
1995.
15.
Kroll SS, Schusterman MA, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Robb GL, Baldwin B:
Choice of flap affects rate of free flap success. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery. Marco Island, Florida; 13 January 1995.
16.
Reconstruction and the radiated breast: Is there a role for implants? Annual Meeting of
the South Texas Chapter of the American College of Surgeons. Dallas, Texas; 17
February 1995.
17.
Evans GRD, Robb GL: Cutaneous foot malignancies: Outcome and options for
reconstruction. Annual Meeting of the South Texas Chapter of the American College of
Surgeons. Dallas, Texas; 17 February 1995.
18.
Comparison of resource costs between implant-based and TRAM flap breast
reconstruction. Annual Meeting of the South Texas Chapter of the American College of
Surgeons. Dallas, Texas; 18 February 1995.
19.
Evans GRD, Robb GL: Cutaneous foot malignancies: Outcome and options for
reconstruction. Poster presentation, Annual Meeting Society of Surgical Oncology.
Boston, Massachusetts; 23-26 March 1995.
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20.
Reconstruction and the radiated breast: Is there a role for implants? Poster presentation,
Annual Meeting of the Society of Surgical Oncology. Boston, Massachusetts; 23-26
March 1995.
21.
Lyos AT, Evans GRD, Schusterman MA, Perez D: Tongue reconstruction: Outcomes
with the rectus abdominis flap. Senior Residents Conference, Ann Arbor, Michigan;
21 April 1995.
22.
Evans GRD, Netscher DT, Schusterman MA, Kroll SS, Robb GL, Reece GP, Miller MJ:
Silicon tissue assays: A comparison of nonaugmented cadaveric and augmented patient
levels. 1995 meeting of the American Association of Plastic Surgeons, San Diego,
California; 1 May 1995.
23.
Lyos AT, Evans GRD, Schusterman MA, Perez D: Tongue reconstruction: Outcomes
with the rectus abdominis flap. Texas Society of Plastic Surgeons, Dallas, Texas; 17-20
May 1995.
24.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Ang KK, Cromeens D, Strapp J, Schusterman MA: Nerve
regeneration: The effects of postoperative irradiation. Plastic Surgery Research Council,
New York, New York; 17-20 May 1995.
25.
Evans GRD, David CL, Loyer EM, Strom E, Waldron C, Ortega R, Ainslie N, Wang B,
Janjan N: The long-term effects of internal mammary chain irradiation and its role in the
vascular supply of the pedicled TRAM flap breast reconstruction. Poster Presentation,
American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Montreal, Canada; 6-12 October
1995.
26.
Comparison of resource cost between free and conventional TRAM flap breast
reconstruction. Poster Presentation, American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive
Surgery, Montreal, Canada; 6-12 October 1995.
27.
Evans GRD, Netscher DT, Schusterman MA, Kroll SS, Robb GL, Reece GP, Miller MJ:
Poster Presentation - Silicon tissue assays: A comparison of nonaugmented cadaveric and
augmented patient levels. 18th Annual San Antonio Texas Breast Cancer Symposium,
San Antonio, Texas; 10-13 December 1995.
28.
Black JJ, Evans GRD, Reece GP, Robb GL, Baldwin BB, Miller MJ, Kroll SS,
Schusterman MA: Lower extremity reconstruction in the face of adjuvant therapy: Is
alteration of microvascular reconstruction necessary? American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery, Tucson, Arizona; 14-17 January 1996.
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29.
Gherardini G, Haegerstrand A, Matarasso A, Gurlek A, Evans GRD, Lundberg T:
Human endothelium pre-seeding of synthetic 1.5mm ePTFE vascular grafts increases
short-term patency. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Tucson, Arizona;
14-17 January 1996.
30.
Timing of pedicle thrombosis and flap loss after free tissue transfer. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery, Tucson, Arizona; 14-17 January 1996.
31.
Brandt K, Evans GRD, Ang KK, Cromeens D: The effects of postoperative irradiation
on nerve grafting. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Tucson, Arizona;
14-17 January 1996.
32.
Gherardini G, Gürlek A, Evans GRD: Human endothelium pre-seeding of synthetic
microvascular conduits (1.5mm): Short term patency and cell adhesion. The Houston
Society for Engineering in Medicine and Biology, Houston, Texas; 8 February 1996.
33.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Ang KK, Cromeens D, Gherardini G, Gurlek A, Peden E, Tinkey
P, Strapp J, Williams J, Botello F, Wang B-G: The effects of postoperative irradiation on
peripheral nerve regeneration. The Houston Society for Engineering in Medicine and
Biology, Houston, Texas; 8 February 1996.
34.
Shenaq J, Evans GRD, Friedman J: Reconstruction of soft tissue defects post melanoma
excision: Experience with 114 flap closures. Resident competition, South Texas Chapter,
American College of Surgeon Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas; 14-16 March 1996.
35.
Gherardini G, Gürlek A, Evans GRD: Experimental vasospasm. Implication of an antiischemic effect of calcitonin gene related peptide and dorsal cord stimulation. Resident
competition, South Texas Chapter of the American College of Surgeons Annual Meeting,
San Antonio, Texas; 14-16 March 1996.
36.
P, Strapp J, Williams J, Botello F, Wang B-G: The effects of postoperative irradiation on
peripheral nerve regeneration. South Texas Chapter of the American College of Surgeons
Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas; 14-16 March 1996.
37.
Shenaq S, Evans GRD, Friedman J: Reconstruction of soft tissue defects post melanoma
excision: Experience with 114 flap closures. Porter Presentation Senior Residents
Conference. Dallas, Texas; 13 April 1996.
38.
BJ, Schusterman MA: A comparison of resource costs of oropharyngeal reconstruction
with free and pectoralis major flaps. American Association of Plastic Surgeons, Hilton
Head, South Carolina; 5-8 May 1996.
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39.
Gherardini G, Gürlek A, Evans GRD: Vascular effects of Nicardipine, papaverine and
lidocaine on the rabbit carotid artery after microvascular anastomosis. Texas Society of
Plastic Surgeons. San Antonio, Texas; 8-10 May 1996.
40.
P, Strapp J, Williams J, Botello F, Wang BG: The effects of postoperative irradiation on
peripheral nerve regeneration. Texas Society of Plastic Surgeons. San Antonio, Texas;
8- 10 May 1996.
41.
P, Strapp J, Williams J, Botello F, Wang BG: Peripheral nerve regeneration: The effects
of long term postoperative irradiation on peripheral nerve regeneration. Plastic Surgery
Research Council, St Louis, Missouri; 3 June 1996.
42.
Gherardini G, Gurlek A, Evans GRD: Drug induced vasodilation after microvascular
anastomosis. International Microsurgical Society, Montreal, Canada; 20 June 1996.
43.
Gherardini G, Lanzetta M, Gurlek A, Evans GRD: Pre-endothelialization of
microvascular grafts: Patency and cell adhesion. International Microsurgical Society,
Montreal, Canada; 20 June 1996.
44.
Kroll SS, Schusterman MA, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Robb GL, Evans GRD, Baldwin BJ:
Does preoperative irradiation impede free tissue transfer? International Microsurgical
Society, Montreal, Canada; 22 June 1996.
45.
Evans GRD, Williams JZ, Ainslie N: Nasal reconstruction: A reappraisal. Poster
presentation, International Society of Head and Neck Surgeons, Toronto, Canada;
46.
Gürlek A, Reece GP, Evans GRD, Miller MJ, Kroll SS, Robb GL, Baldwin BJ,
Mohagheghi M, Schusterman MA: Morbidity and swallowing function after partial
pharyngeal reconstruction with different types of flaps. International Society of Head and
Neck Surgeons, Toronto, Canada; 26 July – 1 August 1996.
47.
BJ, Schusterman MA: A comparison of resource costs of oropharyngeal reconstruction
with free and pectoralis major flaps. International Society of Head and Neck Surgeons,
Toronto, Canada; 26 July – 1 August 1996.
48.
Evans GRD: Preoperative Irradiation: The effects on Peripheral Nerve Regeneration.
Congresso Nazionale, della Societa Italiana di Chirurgia Plastica Ricostruttiva ed
Estetica. Perugia, Italy; 15 October 1996.
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49.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Mikos A, Peden E, Crane GM, Riley S: Biodegradable Tissue
Engineered Polymer Nerve Conduits: Their use as Scaffold in Peripheral Nerve
Regeneration. Poster Presentation, Tissue Engineering Society, Orlando, Florida;
13 – 15 December 1996.
50.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Peden E, Savel T, Patrick CW, Gürlek A, Cromeens DM, Ang
KK, Williams JZ, Cheng SU: Preoperative external beam irradiation: The effects on
peripheral nerve regeneration. Poster Presentation, American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery, Boca Raton, Florida; 12 – 14 January 1997.
51.
Evans GRD, Gürlek A, Gherardini G, Joly GA, Cromeens DM, Williams J, Wang B:
The in vitro and in vivo spasmolytic effects of topical and systemic agents on the
microvascular anastomosis in the rabbit carotid artery. Poster Presentation, American
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Boca Raton, Florida; 12 – 14 January 1997.
52.
Gürlek A, Schusterman MA, Gherardini G, Evans GRD: Ischemia-reperfusion injury
and flap microcirculation: The effects of arterial versus venous ischemia in the rabbit.
Poster Presentation, American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Boca Raton,
Florida; 12 – 14 January 1997.
53.
Kroll SS, Schusterman MA, Robb GL, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Evans GRD, Baldwin BJ:
Does prior irradiation increase total or partial free flap loss? American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery, Boca Raton, Florida; 12 – 14 January 1997.
54.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Peden E, Savel T, Patrick CW, Gürlek A, Cromeens DM, Ang
KK, Williams JZ, Cheng SU: Preoperative external beam irradiation: The effects on
peripheral nerve regeneration. Poster Presentation, Fifteenth Annual Houston Conference
on Biomedical Engineering Research, Houston, Texas; 13 – 14 February 1997.
55.
Widmer MS, Evans GRD, Brandt K, Savel T, Patrick CW, Mikos AG: Manufacture of
porous biodegradable polymer scaffolds for nerve regeneration. Fifteenth Annual
Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research, Houston, Texas; 13 – 14
February 1997.
56.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Conley MW, Gupta P, Savel T, Widmer MS, Patrick CW, Mikos
AG: Tissue engineered nerve conduits: The use of biodegradable polymer scaffolds in
peripheral nerve regeneration: A preliminary report. Fifteenth Annual Houston
Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research, Houston, Texas; 13 – 14 February
1997.
57.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Conley MW, Gupta P, Savel T, Widmer MS, Patrick CW, Mikos
AG: Tissue engineered nerve conduits: The use of biodegradable polymer scaffolds in
peripheral nerve regeneration: A preliminary report. American College of Surgeons,
South Texas Chapter Annual Meeting. San Antonio, Texas; 14 – 15 February 1997.
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58.
Oh CJ, Brandt K, Evans GRD, MacKinnon SE: Vascular response to postoperative
irradiation of peripheral nerves. Plastic Surgery Research Council, 42nd Annual Meeting,
Galveston, Texas; 26 February – 1 March 1997.
59.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Saval T, Lohman R, Gürlek A, Nabawi A, Peden E, Williams J,
Cromeens D, Ang KK, Patrick C: Preoperative irradiation: The effect on peripheral nerve
regeneration. Plastic Surgery Research Council, 42nd Annual Meeting, Galveston,
Texas; 26 February – 1 March 1997.
60.
Tadjalli H, Evans GRD, Gürlek A, Ang KK: Skin graft survivability following external
beam radiation. Plastic Surgery Research Council, 42nd Annual Meeting, Galveston,
Texas; 26 February – 1 March1997.
61.
Gürlek A, Schusterman MA, Gherardini G, Evans GRD: Global versus venous flap
ischemia: Microcirculatory changes in an experimental flap in the rabbit. Plastic Surgery
Research Council, 42nd Annual Meeting, Galveston, Texas; 26 February – 1 March 1997.
62.
Evans GRD: Tissue engineering applied to plastic surgery. First International
symposium of tissue engineering for therapeutic use, Kyoto, Japan; 26 – 29 March 1997.
63.
Evans GRD, Friedman J, Shenaq J, Mosser S: Reconstruction following melanoma
resection: Comparison of flap closure over traditional methods. Poster presentation, The
Society of Head and Neck Surgeons, Cancun Mexico; 10 – 13 April 1997.
64.
Beahm E, Evans GRD, Grimmer MIC: The histologic changes of intraoral free skin flap.
The Society of Head and Neck Surgeons, Cancun Mexico; 10 – 13 April 1997.
65.
Williams J, Evans GRD, Ainslie N: Nasal reconstruction: A reappraisal. Poster
presentation, Texas Medical Association Annual Meeting, Houston, Texas; 15 – 17 May
1997.
66.
Baldwin BJ, Schusterman MA, Ames F, Evans GRD, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Robb GL,
Kroll SS: Immediate breast reconstruction with the TRAM flap after breast conservation
treatment. American Association of Plastic Surgeons, Portland, Oregon; 21 May 1997.
67.
Gürlek A, Schusterman MA, Gherardini G, Evans GRD: Ischemia-reperfusion injury
and flap microcirculation: The effects of arterial versus venous ischemia in the rabbit.
Poster Presentation, The University of Texas, M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Trainee
Appreciation Day, Houston, Texas; 30 May 1997.
68.
Lohman R, Gürlek A, Evans GRD: A preliminary description of peripheral nerve repair
using biodegradable conduits. Poster Presentation, The University of Texas, M. D.
Anderson Cancer Center, Trainee Appreciation Day, Houston, Texas; 30 May 1997.
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69.
Widmer MS, Evans GRD, Brandt K, Savel T, Patrick CW, Mikos AG: Porous biodegradable polymer scaffolds for nerve regeneration. 1997 Bioengineering Conference,
Sunriver, Oregon; 11 – 15 June 1997.
70.
Brandt K, Evans GRD, Widmer M, Savel T, Gürlek A, Lohman R, Nabawi A, Williams
J, Hodges J, Patrick C, Mikos A: Tissue engineered nerve using biodegradable PLGA
conduits. Advances in Tissue Engineering and Biomaterials, York, England; 20 – 23 July
1997.
71.
Hodges J, Nabawi A, Patrick C, Mikos A: PLGA biodegradable tissue engineered nerve
conduits: Their use in peripheral nerve surgery. European Tissue Repair Society,
Freiberg Germany; 22 August 1997.
72.
Gürlek A, Miller MJ, Gherardini G, Evans GRD, Reece GP, Baldwin BJ, Kroll SS, Robb
GL, Schusterman MA: Reconstruction of complex radiation induced injuries using free tissue
transfer. Plastic Surgical Society of Turkey, Antalya, Turkey; 4 – 10 September 1997.
73.
Gürlek A, Gherardini G, Evans GRD, Schusterman MA: Global versus venous
ischemia: Microcirculatory changes in an experimental flap model. Plastic Surgical
Society of Turkey, Antalya, Turkey; 4 – 10 September 1997.
74.
Evans GRD, Gürlek A, Smith M, Bouvet M, Singletary E, Ames F, Jan N, McNeese M,
Schusterman M: Reduction mammoplasty: Its role in breast conservative surgery for
early stage breast cancer. American Society of Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery,
Instructional Course, San Francisco, California; 25 September 1997.
75.
Tadajalli HE, Evans GRD, Gürlek A, Beller TC, Ang KK: Skin graft survivability
following external beam irradiation. American Society of Reconstructive and Plastic
Surgery, Poster Presentation, San Francisco, California; 20 – 25 September 1997.
76.
Amin AAW, Baldwin BJ, Gürlek A, Miller MJ, Kroll SS, Reece G, Evans GRD, Robb
G, Schusterman MA: Second free flaps in head and neck reconstruction. 46th Congresso
Nazionale della Society Italiana di Chirurgia Plastica Recostruttiva ed Estetica, Venezia
Italy; 30 September – 3 October 1997.
77.
Hodges J, Nabawi A, Patrick C, Mikos A: Tissue engineered nerve conduits: Their use
in peripheral nerve surgery. New Horizons and Innovations in Biomedical Engineering.
The Biomedical Engineering Society, San Diego, California; 2 – 5 October 1997.
78.
Evans GRD: Microsurgery, Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation Core Curriculum
Course, Chicago, Illinois; 26 October 1997.
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79.
Evans GRD, Gürlek A, Smith M, Bouvet M, Singletary E, Ames F, Jan Jan N, McNeese
M, Schusterman M: Reduction mammoplasty: Its role in breast conservative surgery for
early stage breast cancer. Texas Society of Plastic Surgery, San Antonio, Texas; 7 – 9
November 1997.
80.
Kroll SS, Gherardini G, Martin JE, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Robb GL, Baldwin BJ,
Schusterman MA: Paper presentation. Fat necrosis and free and pedicle TRAM flaps,
Texas Society of Plastic Surgery, San Antonio, Texas; 7 – 9 November 1997.
81.
Kourvroukoglou S, Wong M, Gürlek A, Evans GRD, Zygourakis K: Radiation effects
on endothelial cell migration and morphology. Annual Meeting, American Institute of
Chemical Engineers, Los Angeles, California; 21 November 1997.
82.
Ross D, Lohman R, Yasko A, Kroll S, Evans GRD, Miller M: Soft tissue reconstruction
following massive pelvic resection. British Society of Plastic Surgery, London, England;
4 December 1997.
83.
Gürlek A, Miller MJ, Nabawi A, Evans GRD, Reece GP, Baldwin BJ, Kroll SS, Robb
GL, Schusterman MA: Reconstruction of complex radiation induced injuries using free
tissue transfer. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Poster Presentation,
Scottsdale, Arizona; 10 – 13 January 1998.
84.
Freidman J, Kelley P, Evans GRD: Successful use of the common carotid artery as
recipient vessel for microvascular anastomosis. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery, Scottsdale, Arizona; 10 – 13 January 1998.
85.
Amin AAE, Baldwin BJ, Gürlek A, Miller MJ, Kroll SS, Reece GP, Evans GRD, Robb
GR, Schusterman MA: Second free tissue transfer in head and neck reconstruction after
tumor resection. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Scottsdale, Arizona;
10 – 13 January 1998.
86.
Benacci JC, Schusterman MA, Baldwin BJ, Evans GRD, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece
GP, Robb GL: Fibula free flap donor site morbidity and lower extremity function.
American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Scottsdale, Arizona; 10 – 13 January
1998.
87.
Khoo AKM, Kroll SS, Schusterman MA, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Robb GL,
Baldwin BJ, Wang BG: A comparison of resource costs of delayed and immediate breast
reconstruction. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Scottsdale, Arizona;
10 – 13 January 1998.
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88.
Baldwin BJ, Schusterman MA, Ames F, Evans GRD, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Robb GL,
Kroll SS: Immediate breast reconstruction with the TRAM flap after breast conservation
treatment. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Scottsdale, Arizona; 10 –
13 January 1998.
89.
Brandt K, Evans GRD, Patrick CW, Cromeens DM, Gürlek A, Savel T, Nabawi A,
Williams JZ, Cheng SC: The effects of Cisplatin and Vincristine on peripheral nerve
regeneration. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Scottsdale, Arizona;
10 – 13 January 1998.
90.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Widmer M, Savel T, Gürlek A, Lohman R, Nabawi, A, Williams
J, Patrick CW, Mikos AG: PLGA biodegradable tissue engineered nerve conduits: Their
use in peripheral nerve surgery. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery.
Poster Presentation, Scottsdale, Arizona; 10 – 13 January 1998.
91.
Ross DA, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Yasko A: Soft tissue reconstruction following
hemipelvectomy. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Poster Presentation,
Scottsdale, Arizona; 10 – 13 January 1998.
92.
Evans GRD, Gürlek A, Smith M, Bouvet M, Singletary E, Ames F, Jan Jan N, McNeese
M: Reduction mammoplasty: Its role in breast conservative surgery for early stage breast
cancer. American College of Surgeons, South Texas Chapter, San Antonio, Texas;
20 – 21 February 1998.
93.
Tran, N, Evans GRD, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Robb G: The Filet Free Flap.
American College of Surgeons, South Texas Chapter, San Antonio, Texas; 20 – 21
February 1998.
94.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Widmer MA, Meszlenyi R, Hodges J, Gupta p, Williams J,
Gürlek A, Lohman R, Mikos A, Patrick C: Poly (L-Lactic acid)(PLLA) biodegradable
nerve scaffolds for peripheral nerve surgery. Sixteenth Annual Houston Conference on
Biomedical Engineering Research, Houston, Texas; 2 April 1998.
95.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Widmer MA, Meszlenyi R, Hodges J, Gupta P, Williams J,
Gürlek A, Lohman R, Mikos A, Patrick C: Manufacture characteristics and in Vivo trials
of Poly (L-Lactic acid ) Biodegradable conduits for peripheral nerve regeneration. Poster
Presentation, Plastic Surgery Research Council, Loma Linda, California; 7 April 1998.
96.
Alitmara D, Friedman J, Evans GRD: Safety of suction lipectomy in irradiated
subcutaneous tissue. Senior Residents Conference, Louisville, Kentucky; April 1998.
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97.
Widmer MS, Gupta PK, Evans GRD, Brandt K, Savel T, Gürlek A, Patrick CW, Mikos
A: Manufacture and characterization of porous biodegradable polymer conduits for
peripheral nerve regeneration. Society for Biomaterials, 24th Annual Meeting, San
Diego, California; 23 April 1998.
98.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Widmer MA, Hodges J, Gupta p, Williams J, Gürlek A, Lohman
R, Patrick CW, Mikos A: Poly (L-Lactic acid)(PLLA) biodegradable nerve scaffolds:
Their utilization in peripheral nerve surgery. Poster Presentation. Society for
Biomaterials, 24th Annual Meeting, San Diego, California; 22 – 26 April 1998.
99.
Lohman RF, Ross D, Kroll SS, Robb GL, Yasko AW, Evans GRD, Miller MJ: Lessons
learned from reconstructing massive pelvic wounds. North American/European
Musculoskeletal Tumor Society, Washington D.C.; 6 – 10 May 1998.
100.
Miller MJ, Ross DA, Lohman RL, Robb GL, Yasko AW, Evans GRD, Kroll SS:
Reconstruction of massive pelvic defects. American Association of Plastic Surgeons,
77th Annual Meeting, Montreal, Canada; 17 – 20 May 1998.
101.
Kroll SS, Khoo A, Singletary E, Ames FC, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Evans GRD, Robb GL:
Tumor recurrence in early breast cancer after skin-sparing mastectomy: A six year followup. American Association of Plastic Surgeons, 77th Annual Meeting, Montreal, Canada;
17 – 20 May 1998.
102.
Katz S, Evans GRD, Brandt K, Chauvin P, Wang DW, King TM, Widmer MS,
Meszlenyi R, Mikos AG, Patrick CW, Jr.: Bioactive PLLA conduits for peripheral nerve
regeneration. Clinical Trainee Appreciation Day - Poster Presentation, The University of
Texas, M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, Texas; 28 – 29 May 1998.
103.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Widmer MS, Meszlenyi R, Hodges J, Gupta P, Williams J,
Gürlek A, Lohman R, Patrick CW, Mikos A: Poly (L-Lactic acid)(PLLA) biodegradable
scaffolds for peripheral nerve surgery: Design characteristics and in vivo trials. British
Association of Plastic Surgery, Colchester, England; 2 July 1998.
104.
Evans GRD, Lohman R, Nabawi A, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece G, Ainslie N, Robb GL:
The role of free tissue transfer and multimodality therapy for oncologic limb Abstracts
and preservation in the upper extremity. International 1. European Appointed. XX
September 1998.
105.
Evans GRD, Tran NV, Kroll SS, Balwin BJ, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Robb GL:
Postoperative neoadjuvant irradiation: Effects on TRAM flap breast reconstruction.
International 1. European Appointed. XX National Congress of the Turkish Society of
Plastic Surgeons, Istanbul, Turkey; 3 – 6 September 1998.
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106.
Evans GRD: Limb salvage: A current approach to extremity malignancies. International
1. European Appointed. XX National Congress of the Turkish Society of Plastic
Surgeons, Istanbul, Turkey; 3 – 6 September 1998.
107.
Gürlek A, Gherardini G, Elmali N, Demir CY, Çoban YK, Evans GRD: Congenital
syphilis: A case report. Poster Presentation. International 1. European Appointed. XX
September 1998.
108.
Benacci JC, Robb Gl, Baldwin BJ, Evans GRD, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece GP,
Schusterman MA: Free muscle flap versus pedicle muscle flap coverage of prosthetic
knee devices after resection for osseous malignancy: Therapeutic indications and results.
Presented at the 67th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Society of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgeons, Boston, Massachusetts; 3 – 7 October 1998.
109.
Evans GRD: Peripheral nerve reconstruction: Current practice and limitations.
Biomedical Engineering Society 1998 Annual Meeting, Cleveland, Ohio; 10 – 13 October
1998.
110.
Evans GRD: Indications and technique for the free filet extremity flap. Texas Society of
Plastic Surgeons 1998 Annual Scientific Meeting, Galveston, Texas; 14 November 1998.
111.
Evans GRD, Katz S, Brandt K, Otto L, Bogle M, Meslenzyi R, Chauvin P, Mikos AG,
Wang B, Patrick CW: Bioactive poly(L-lactic acid) conduits for peripheral nerve
regeneration. Joint Scientific Meeting of the British Association of Plastic Surgery and
the Plastic Surgery Educational Foundation, London, England; 30 November –
4 December 1998.
112.
Katz S, Evans GRD, Brandt K, Otto L, Bogle M, Meslenzyi R, Chauvin P, Mikos AG,
Wang B, Patrick CW: Bioactive poly (L-lactic acid) conduits for peripheral nerve
regeneration. The Second Bi-Annual Meeting of the Tissue Engineering Society,
Orlando, Florida; 5 December 1998.
113.
Evans GRD, Lohman R, Nabawi A, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Robb GL: Free
Tissue Transfer and Multimodality Therapy for Cancer of the Upper Extremity. American
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Kona, Hawaii; 13 – 16 January 1999.
114.
Tran N, Evans GRD, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Robb GL: Free Filet Extremity
Flap Reconstruction for Forequarter and Hind Limb Amputations. American Society
Reconstructive Microsurgery, Kona, Hawaii; 13 – 16 January 1999.
115.
Tran N, Evans GRD, Baldwin BJ, Kroll SS: TRAM Flap Breast Reconstruction: The
Effects of Postoperative Irradiation. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery,
Kona, Hawaii; 13 – 16 January 1999.
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116.
Robb GL, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Evans GRD Wang B, Kroll SS: Clinical Outcomes of
the Lower Extremity Cancer Patients After Reconstructive Surgery with Free Flaps.
American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Kona, Hawaii; 13 – 16 January 1999.
117.
Evans GRD, Brandt K, Katz S, Chauvin P, Otto L, Bogle M, Meszlenyi R, Wang B,
King T, Mikos A, Patrick CW, Jr.: The utilization of Schwann cells in poly(L-Lactic
acid) conduits for nerve regeneration. The Houston Society for Engineering in Medicine
and Biology Seventeenth Annual Conference, Houston, Texas, 11 February, 1998.
118.
Lohman R, Nabawi A, Kroll S, Miller G, Robb G, Evans GRD: The role of free tissue
transfer for management of upper extremity malignancy. 2nd Congress of the Asian
Pacific Federation of Societies for Surgery of the Hand, Singapore, Indonesia; 28
February – 4 March, 1999.
119.
Nabawi A, Gürlek A, Patrick CP, Amin A, Ritter D, Elsharaky M, Evans GRD: Blood
flow and oxygen tension in tissues adjacent to pedicled and free flaps used for head and
neck reconstruction. Presented at the Sixth National Cancer Conference Spring Pan Arab
Meeting, Cairo, Egypt; 14 – 18 April 1999.
120.
Nabawi A, Evans GRD, Al-Sharaki M: Blood flow and oxygen tension in pedicled and
free flap reconstruction in head and neck lesions. Recent Trends in Management of Head
and Neck Tumors, Alexandria, Egypt; 14 – 16 April 1999.
121.
Hermann S, Schmidt M, Humar M, Andree Ch, Chauvin P, Stark B, Patrick C, Evans
GRD: Development of an effective liposomal transfection system for NGF. Plastic
Surgery Research Council, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; 24 May 1999.
122.
Chang DW, Wang B, Robb G, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Langstein HN, Kroll
SS: The effects of obesity on flap and donor complications in free TRAM flap breast
reconstruction. International Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Los Angeles,
California; 22 – 26 June 1999.
123.
Friedman J, Evans GRD, Altamira D, Kelly P: Safety of suction assisted lipectomy on
irradiated skin and subcutaneous tissue. 12th Congress of the International Confederation
for Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery, San Francisco, California; 27 June –
2 July 1999.
124.
Evans GRD, Lohman R, Nabawi A, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece G, Vogt P, Robb GL:
Outcomes of Free Tissue Transfer for Cancer of the Upper Extremity. German Society of
Plastic Surgery, Kloster, Switzerland; 15 September 1999.
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Niederbichler AD, Sadrian R, Friedman J, Chang D, Kroll SS, Langstein H, Miller M,
Reece G, Robb G, Vogt PM, Evans GRD: Intra-arterial Chemotherapy: The Effect on
Free Tissue Transfer. German Society of Plastic Surgery, Kloster, Germany; 15
September 1999.
126.
Sadrian R, Niederbichler AD, Miller R, Friedman J, Chang D, Kroll SS, Langstein H,
Miller M, Reece G, Robb G, Evans GRD: Intra-arterial chemotherapy: The effects on
free tissue transfer. Texas Society of Plastic Surgery, Austin, Texas; 8 October 1999.
127.
Miller RB, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Kroll SS, Chang D, Lanstein H, Robb GL, Evans
GRD: Microvascular breast reconstruction in the diabetic patient. Texas Society of
Plastic Surgery, Austin, Texas; 8 October 1999.
128.
Evans GRD: Clinical Aspects of Peripheral Nerve Surgery. Mini Symposium,
Engineering Nerve Regeneration. Biomedical Engineering Society, Atlanta, Georgia;
15 October 1999.
129.
Chang DW, Wang B, Reece GP, Robb GL, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Langstein H, Kroll
SS: Effect of Smoking on Complications in patients undergoing free TRAM flap breast
reconstruction. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, New Orleans,
Louisiana; 26 October 1999.
130.
Hermann S, Schmidt M, Humar M, Andree C, Chauvin P, Patrick CW, Evans GRD,
Stark GB: In vivo transfection of rat dermal fibroblasts for nerve growth factor delivery.
2nd BioValley Tissue Engineering Symposium, Freiberg, Germany; 25 – 27 November
1999.
131.
Evans GRD. Tissue engineering and peripheral nerve regeneration. 2nd BioValley
Tissue Engineering Symposium, Freiberg, Germany; 25 – 27 November 1999.
132.
Allori A, Patrick CW Jr., Evans GRD. Bioactive Poly (L-Lactic Acid) conduits seeded
with nerve growth factor producing cells for peripheral nerve regeneration. Summer
Research Programs – Student Abstracts January 2000.
133.
Langstein H, Evans GRD, Chang DW, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Kroll SS, Robb GL: Limb
salvage for soft tissue malignancies of the foot: An Evaluation of free tissue transfer.
American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Miami, Florida; 8 – 11 January 2000.
134.
Sadrian R, Niederbichler A, Friedman J, Miller R, Chang D, Kroll S, Miller MJ, Reece G,
Langstein H, Robb G, Evans GRD: American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery,
Miami, Florida; 8 – 11 January 2000.
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135.
Reece GP, Brand K, Yasko AW, Robb GL, Chang D, Feig B, Miller MJ, Langstein H,
Pollack R, Friedman J, Evans GRD: Free flap salvage of the upper extremity after
resection of tumor involving the elbow: Functional and oncologic outcomes. American
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Miami, Florida; 8 – 11 January 2000.
136.
Miles WK, Chang DW, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Evans GRD, Langstein HN,
Robb GL. The role of free flaps in reconstruction of large sacral defects. American
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Miami, Florida; 8 – 11 January 2000.
137.
Robb Gl, Neligan P, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Evans GRD, Langstein HN, Chang
DW: Use of free TRAM flaps in head and neck reconstruction. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery, Miami, Florida; 8 – 11 January 2000.
138.
Kroll SS, Sharma S, Miller MJ, Robb GL, Reece G, Evans GRD, Langstein HN, Chang
DW: Pain medication use after TRAM and DIEP flaps. American Society of
139.
Miller R, Evans GRD, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Kroll SS, Chang D, Langstein H, Robb GL:
Microvascular breast reconstruction in the diabetic patient. American Society of
140.
Chang DW, Wang B, Robb GL, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Evans GRD, Lanstein HN, Kroll
SS: Effect of obesity on flap and donor site complications in free TRAM flap breast
reconstruction. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Miami, Florida; 8 – 11
January 2000.
141.
Tran NV, Chang DW, Evans GRD, Kroll SS, Reece GP, Miller MJ, Langstein HN, Robb
GL: A comparison of free TRAM flap breast reconstruction in patients with post
mastectomy irradiation: Immediate vs. delayed reconstruction. American Society of
142.
Cohen L, Sadrian R, Jacob MD, Reece G, Miller MJ, Kroll SS, Chang D, Langstein H,
Robb G, Evans GRD: Maxillectomy reconstruction: The role of soft tissue and
prosthetics. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Miami, Florida; 8 – 11
January 2000.
143.
Zheng B, Patrick CW, Jr., Schmidt M, Evans GRD: Dermal fibroblasts genetically
engineered to release NGF for peripheral nerve tissue engineering. Eighteenth Annual
Houston Conference on Biomedical Engineering Research, Houston, Texas; 11 February
2000.
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144.
Lohman R, Evans GRD, Kroll SS, Miller MJ, Reece GP, Robb G: Soft tissue sarcoma
of the upper extremity: A 5-year experience at two institutions emphasizing the role of
soft tissue flap reconstruction. Poster Presentation, Society Surgical Oncology, New
Orleans, Louisiana; 16 – 19 March 2000.
145.
Evans GRD, Zheng B, Wu X, Gurtner G, Borden M, Koutz C, Chang D, Schmidt M,
Patrick CW: NGF muristerone A-induced release from genetically engineered human
dermal fibroblasts for peripheral nerve tissue engineering. Plastic Surgery Research
Council, Seattle, Washington; 18 May 2000.
146.
Evans GRD, Zheng B, Wu X, Gurtner G, Borden M, Koutz C, Chang D, Schmidt M,
Patrick CW: NGF muristerone A-induced release from genetically engineered human
dermal fibroblasts for peripheral nerve tissue engineering. Chao Cancer Center
Conference, The University of California, Irvine, California; 28 October 2000.
147.
Hüluk D, Evans GRD, Reece G, Kroll S, Miller M, Langstein H, Chang D, Butler C,
Robb G: Reconstruction and Brachytherapy: The role of plastic surgery. American
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, San Diego, California; 13 – 16 January 2001.
148.
Reece G, Chang D, Miller M, Kroll S, Langstein H, Butler C, Baldwin B, Luethcke D,
Friedman J, Evans GRD, Lewin J, Robb G: Total pharyngoesophageal reconstruction
with free jejunal transfer: An 11 year experience with 168 patients. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery, San Diego, California; 13 – 16 January 2001.
149.
Reichner D, Evans GRD: Tibial and common peroneal nerve compression in popliteal
fossa: A case report and literature review. American College of Surgeons Chapter
Meeting, Santa Barbara, California; 21 January 2001.
150.
Hom-Goodman C, Patrick CW, Duman H, Mani M, Miller R, Evans GRD: Effect of
irradiation on expanded skin. Plastic Surgery Senior Residents Conference, Providence,
Rhode Island; 28 March 2001.
151.
Hagstrom M, Evans GRD, Ikeda C: A review of emergency departmental fluid
resuscitation on burn patients transferred to a regional verified burn unit. California
Society of Plastic Surgeons, Monterey, California; 24 – 28 May 2001.
152.
Goodman C, Miller R, Duman H, Patrick CW, Zheng B, Johnston C, Mani M, Evans
GRD: Radiotherapy: The effects on tissue expanded skin. Poster and Oral Presentation,
Plastic Surgery Research Council, 46th Annual Meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; 12 June
2001.
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153.
Evans GRD, Sadrian R, Niederbichler AD, Friedman J, Vogt PM, Steinau HU, Chang D,
Kroll SS, Langstein H, Miller MJ, Reece G, Robb G: Intra-arterial chemotherapy: the
effect on free tissue transfer. Inaugural Congress of The World Society for
Reconstructive Microsurgery, Taipei, Taiwan; 31 October 2001.
154.
Reichner D, Gutierrez S, Scholz T, Vanderkam V, Evans GRD: Flap delay: Optical
scanning of flap microcirculation. Annual Meeting American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery, Cancun, Mexico; 12 – 15 January 2002.
155.
Scholz T, Gutierrez S, Steward E, Vanderkam V, Evans GRD: Primary and nerve grafts
repair: A study of revascularization. Annual Meeting American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery, Cancun, Mexico; 12 – 15 January 2002.
156.
Kobayashi M, Gupta R, McMahon P, Evans GRD: Functional upper extremity
reconstruction using the microvascular tensor fascia lata. Annual Meeting American
Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, Cancun, Mexico; 12 – 15 January 2002.
157.
Reichner D, Scholz T, Vanderkam V, Socorro G, Steward E, Evans GRD: Laser flap
delay: Comparison of ER:YAG and CO2 Lasers. 2nd Prize Resident Paper Presentation
The Annual Meeting American College of Surgeons, Southern California Chapter, Santa
Barbara, California; 18 – 20 January 2002.
158.
Kobayashi M, Gupta R, McMahon P, Evans GRD: Functional upper extremity
reconstruction using the microvascular tensor fascia lata. Annual Meeting American
College of Surgeons, Southern California Chapter, Santa Barbara, California; 18 – 20
January 2002.
159.
Goodman C, Miller R, Duman H, Patrick Jr. CW, Zheng B, Johnston C, Mani M, Evans
GRD: Radiotherapy: The effects on tissue expanded skin. 11th ASEAN Congress of
Plastic Surgery, Singapore, Indonesia; 2 February 2002.
160.
Ashjian P, Jimenez JZ, Elbarbary A, Edmonds B, DeUgarte D, Zuk P, Keirstead H,
Evans GRD, Hedrick M: Neural progenitors from human adipose tissue. Third annual
California Neural Regeneration/Spinal Cord Injury Consortium. Irvine, California;
20 – 21 March 2002.
161.
Hagstrom M, Kobayashi MR, Gupta R, McMahon P, Evans GRD: Upper extremity
reconstruction using the microvascular tensor fascia lata. Senior Residents Conference,
Seattle, Washington; 21 – 24 March 2002.
162.
Reichner D, Scholz T, Jimenez JC, Vanderkam V, Gutierrez S, Steward E, Evans GRD:
Comparison of erbium and CO2 lasers for flap delay: An experimental model. Poster and
mini-presentation. The Plastic Surgery Research Council, Boston, Massachusetts; 17 – 20
April 2002.
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163.
Chalfoun C, Scholz T, Cole M, Steward E, Vanderkam V, Evans GRD: Primary and
nerve grafting: A study of revascularization. Poster and mini-presentation. The Plastic
Surgery Research Council, Boston, Massachusetts; 17 – 20 April 2002.
164.
Jimenez JC, Tyson D, Dhar S, Bradshaw RA, Evans GRD: Human embryonic kidney
cells (HEK-293): Modulated release of NGF for nerve regeneration. The Plastic Surgery
Research Council, Boston, Massachusetts; 17 – 20 April 2002.
165.
Jimenez JC, Ashjian PH, Hendrick M, Evans GRD: Growth and survival of rat
processed lipoaspirate cells following autologous hind leg in-vivo culture. American
Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Las Vegas, Nevada; 27 April – 3 May 2002.
166.
Elfar M, Sundine M, Evans GRD, Calvert J: Anatomical feasibility of facial transplant:
Delineating the different facial territories for possible allograft free tissue transfer.
California Society of Plastic Surgeons, Rancho Mirage, California; 23 – 27 May 2002.
167.
Hagstrom M, Kobayashi M, Gupta R, McMahon P, Evans GRD: Shoulder and biceps
reconstruction using the functional microvascular tensor fascia lata. California Society of
Plastic Surgeons, Rancho Mirage, California; 23 – 27 May 2002.
168.
Cole M, Jakowatz J, Evans GRD: Lymphoscintigraphy: An effective approach to ear
melanoma? California Society of Plastic Surgeons, Rancho Mirage, California; 23 – 27
May 2002.
169.
Cole M, Jakowatz J, Evans GRD: Lymphoscintigraphy: An effective approach to ear
melanoma. ASPS/PSEF/ASMS 71st Annual Scientific Meeting, San Antonio, Texas;
3 November 2002.
170.
Gabr E, Kobayashi M, Salibian A, Armstrong W, Sundine M, Calvert J, Evans GRD:
Mandibular Reconstruction: Two flaps better than one? American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery Annual Meeting, Koloa, Kauai; 11 – 14 January 2003.
171.
Murthy V, Karamanoukian R, Evans GRD: Sentinel lymph mapping in patients with
cutaneous melanoma of the head and neck. Southern California Chapter, American
College of Surgeons, Santa Barbara, California; 24 – 26 January 2003.
172.
Jimenez JC, Tyson DR, Dhar S, Nguyen T, Hamal Y, Bradshaw R, Evans GRD: Human
embryonic kidney cells (HEK-293): Inducible drug delivery for tissue-engineered nerve
constructs. Pacific Coast Surgical Association. Poster Presentation, Monterey,
California; 15 – 18 February 2003.
173.
Karamanoukian R, Evans GRD: Sentinel lymph node mapping in head and neck
melanoma. California Society of Plastic Surgeons, 53rd Annual Meeting, Sacramento,
California; 3 – 6 April 2003.
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174.
Gabr EM, Kobayashi MR, Salibian AH, Armstrong WB, Sundine MD, Calvert JW,
Evans GRD. Oromandibular reconstruction with vascularized free flaps. California
Society of Plastic Surgeons, 53rd Annual Meeting, Sacramento, California; 3 – 6 April
2003.
175.
GRD: Role of ulnar forearm free flap in oromandibular reconstruction. California
Society of Plastic Surgeons, 53rd Annual Meeting, Sacramento, California; 3 – 6 April
2003.
176.
Karamanoukian R, Evans GRD: Pediatric snap cap fireworks injuries. California Society
of Plastic Surgeons, 53rd Annual Meeting, Sacramento, California; 3 – 6 April 2003.
177.
Hsu O, Razik E, Steward E, Chen HW, Dhar S, Evans GRD: Enhancement of rat skin
flap survival by topical oleic acid. California Society of Plastic Surgeons, 53rd Annual
Meeting, Sacramento, California; 3 – 6 April 2003.
178.
Dhar S, McConnell MP, Bradshaw RA, Evans GRD: Optimizing NGF release in
transfected human embryonic kidney cells. Poster and Minipaper Presentation. Plastic
Surgery Research Council, 48th Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada; 23 – 26 April
2003.
179.
McConnell MP, Dhar S, Bradshaw RA, Evans GRD: Human embryonic kidney cells
(HEK-293): Modulating NGF release. Plastic Surgery Research Council, 48th Annual
Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada; 23 – 26 April 2003.
180.
Kotchounian T, Evans GRD: Pharmacological enhancement of rat skin flap survival
with topical oleic acid. Presentation and Poster Session 10th Annual UCI Undergraduate
Research Symposium, Irvine, California; 10 May 2003.
181.
Naran Sanjay, Evans GRD: Optimization if in vitro NGF release modulation in HEK293 cells. Poster Session 10th Annual UCI Undergraduate Research Symposium, Irvine,
California; 10 May 2003.
182.
Evans GRD, Hsu OK, Gabr EM, Steward E, Dhar S, Calvert JW: Oleic acid: Enhanced
flap survival. The World Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery, II Congress,
Heidelberg, Germany; 11 – 14 June 2003.
183.
Niederbichler A, Sadrian R, Robb G, Steinau H-U, Vogt PM, Evans GRD: Intra-arterial
chemotherapy: The effects on free-tissue transfer. The World Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery, II Congress, Heidelberg, Germany; 11 – 14 June 2003.
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184.
Chua WC, Gharibjanian NA, Shibuya T, Dhar S, Evans GRD, Calvert JW: Bioactivity
of polymer-bound bone morphogenetic protein-2 on MC3T3-E1 murine preosteoblasts.
2nd Annual California Tissue Engineering Meeting, San Diego, California; 26 September
2003.
185.
McConnell MP, Awandy SL, Hedrick MA, Keirstead H, Evans GRD: Application of
adipose-derived stem cells in spinal cord repair. American Society of Plastic Surgeons,
Plastic Surgery 2003, San Diego, California; 27 October 2003.
186.
Gabr SM, Kobayashi MR, Salibian AH, Armstrong WB, Sundine M, Calvert JW, Evans
GRD: Oromandibular reconstruction with vascularized free flaps: A review of 50 cases.
American Society of Plastic Surgeons, Plastic Surgery 2003, San Diego, California;
28 October 2003.
187.
Brenner KA, Kobayashi M, Gupta R, Evans GRD: Functional biceps brachii
reconstruction using the free tensor fascia lata. American Society of Plastic Surgeons,
Plastic Surgery 2003, San Diego, California; 29 October 2003.
188.
Gharibjanian N, Chua WC, Shibuya T, Dhar S, Evans GRD, Calvert JW: Bioactivity of
polymer-bound bone morphogenetic protein-2 on MC3T#-E1 murine pre-osteoblasts.
Southern California Conference on Undergraduate Research, University of California,
Irvine, California; 22 November 2003.
189.
Gabr Essam, Elsharaky M, Abdelkader M, Kobayashi M, Sundine M, Salibian AH,
Armstrong WB, Calvert J, Evans GRD: In vivo immune response to printable
degradable polymer-based nerve conduits. The American Society of Peripheral Nerve.
2004 Annual Meeting, Palm Springs, California; 18 January 2004.
190.
Gabr Essam, Elsharaky Magdi, Abdelkader M, Kobayashi M, Sundine M, Salibian A,
Armstrong W, Calvert J, Evans GRD: The role of the ulnar forearm free flap in
oromandibular reconstruction. The American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery.
191.
Karamanoukian R, Evans GRD: The feasibility of robotic assisted microvascular
anastomoses in plastic surgery. . The American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery.
192.
Gabr Essam, Elsharaky M, Abdelkader M, Kobayashi M, Sundine M, Salibian AH,
Armstrong WB, Calvert J, Evans GRD: Oromandibular reconstruction with
vascularized free flaps: A review of 50 cases. Poster Presentation. The American Society
of Reconstructive Microsurgery. 2004 Annual Meeting, Palm Springs, California;
17 – 20 January 2004.
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193.
Brenner K, McConnell M, Calvert J, Daniels R, Evans GRD: Analysis of barrier
function of diced cartilage. The Rhinoplasty Society Annual Meeting. Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada; 15 April 2004.
194.
Farook Saira, Dhar S, Evans GRD: Role of tumor suppressor protein KLK10 in breast
cancer progression. University of California, Irvine, Undergraduate Research
Symposium, Student Poster Presentation. University of California, Irvine, California; 15
May 2004.
195.
Tran D, Evans GRD: Growth kinetics and differentiation potential of adipocyte derived
stem cells. University of California, Irvine, Undergraduate Research Symposium,
Student Poster Presentation. University of California, Irvine, California; 15 May 2004.
196.
McConnell M, Dhar S, Naran S, Bradshaw R, Evans GRD: Human embryonic kidney
cells HEK-293: Modulating NGF release. California Society of Plastic Surgeons, San
Diego, California; 27 – 31 May 2004.
197.
McConnell M, Naran S, Dhar S, Evans GRD: In vivo expression of NGF from
genetically engineered human embryonic kidney (HEK-293) cells. California Society of
Plastic Surgeons, San Diego, California; 27 – 31 May 2004.
198.
Chua WC, Gharibjanian N, Dhar S, Evans GRD, Calvert JW: Persistence of BMP-2
Covalently Bound to Polymer Substrates. California Society of Plastic Surgeons, 54th
Annual Meeting, San Diego, California; 27 – 31 May 2004.
199.
McConnell MP, Dhar S, Naran S, Sundine MJ, Calvert JW, Bradshaw RA, Evans GRD:
In vivo expression of nerve growth factor from genetically engineered human embryonic
kidney (hNGF-EcR-293) cells. Plastic Surgery Research Council, 49th Annual Meeting.
Ann Arbor, Michigan; 9 – 12 June 2004.
200.
McConnell MP, Dhar S, Evans GRD: Effects of human embryonic kidney cell (EcR293) transplantation on sciatic nerve remyelination following axotomy. Plastic Surgery
Research Council, 49th Annual Meeting, Ann Arbor, Michigan; 9 – 12 June 2004.
201.
Dhar S, McConnell MP, Naran S, Sundine MJ, Calvert JW, Bradshaw RA, Evans GRD:
In vitro Hsv-Tk based suicide gene molecular switch off for NGF production in human
embryonic kidney cells (Ecr-293). Plastic Surgery Research Council, 49th Annual
Meeting, Ann Arbor, Michigan; 9 – 12 June 2004.
202.
Chua WC, Brenner KA, McConnell MP, Gharibjanian NA, Evans GRD, Calvert J: In
vivo osteogenesis of layered vs. block polymer scaffolds. Plastic Surgery Research
Council, 49th Annual Meeting, Ann Arbor, Michigan; 9 – 12 June 2004.
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203.
Chua WC, Gharibjanian NA, Dhar S, Evans GRD, Calvert JW: Release kinetics of
BMP-2 covalently bound to polymer substrates. Plastic Surgery Research Council, 49th
Annual Meeting, Ann Arbor, Michigan; 9 – 12 June 2004.
204.
Dhar S, McConnell MP, Evans GRD: HSV-TK based suicide gene shut off for NGF
production in human embryonic kidney cells (ECR-293) in vitro. Poster presentation.
American Society of Plastic Surgeons Scientific Program, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
9 – 13 October 2004.
205.
Yoon ES, Shabatian H, Dhar S, McConnell M, Calvert J, Evans GRD: Long term in
vitro chondrogenic differentiation of human adipose-derived stem cells. Poster
presentation, American Society of Plastic Surgeons Scientific Program, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania; 9 – 13 October 2004.
206.
Yoon ES, Shabatian H, Dhar S, McConnell M, Calvert J, Evans GRD: Osteogenic
differentiation of human adipose-derived stem cells: in vitro comparison of different
media and extension of survival. American Society of Plastic Surgeons Scientific
Program, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; 9 – 13 October 2004.
207.
Yoon, E.S., Dhar, S. and Evans GRD: Neuronal Differentiation of Human adipose
tissue-derived stromal cells and maintenance of long-term neuronal cultures. Annual
Meeting of the American Society for Peripheral Nerve, Fajardo, Puerto Rico; 15 – 16
January 2005.
208.
Dhar, S., McConnell M.P. and Evans, GRD: Molecular switch off for Nerve Growth
Factor production in vitro. Annual Meeting of the American Society for Peripheral Nerve,
Fajardo, Puerto Rico; 15 – 16 January 2005.
209.
Brenner K, Kobayashi M, Gupta R, Evans GRD: Functional biceps brachii
reconstruction using the free tensor fascia lata. Annual Meeting of the American Society
Reconstructive Microsurgery, Fajardo, Puerto Rico; 16 January 2005.
210.
Brenner K, McConnell M, Evans GRD, Calvert J: Survival of diced cartilage grafts: An
experimental study. American College of Surgeons, Southern California Chapter, Santa
Barbara, California; 23 January 2004.
211.
Kobayashi M, Karamanoukian R, Hurvitz K, Evans GRD: The use of the tensor fascia
lata iliac crest free flap for reconstruction of the abdomen and pelvis. American College
of Surgeons, Southern California Chapter, Santa Barbara, California; 23 January 2004.
212.
Karamanoukian R, Hurvitz K, Evans GRD: Plastic Surgery Training: The trend toward
short tracking. American College of Surgeons, Southern California Chapter, Santa
Barbara, California; 23 January 2004.
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213.
Karamanoukian R, Ku J, Delarosa J, Karamanoukian H, Evans GRD: The effect of
resident work hour restrictions on clinical-exposure and prerequisite training. Pacific
Coast Surgical Association, Laguna Beach, California; 18 – 21 February 2004.
214.
Karamanoukian R, Evans GRD: Short-track training programs in plastic surgery.
American Association of Plastic Surgery. 84th Annual Meeting, Scottsdale, Arizona;
10 May 2005
215.
Yoon, E.S., Dhar, S., Gharibjanian, N.A., Chun, D.C. and Evans, GRD: Osteogenic
Potential of ASC/PLGA Constructs in Rat Calvarial Defect Models. Stem Cell Strategies
– 2005, Anaheim, California; 12 – 13 May 2005.
216.
Yoon ES, Dhar S, Chun DC, Gharibjanian NA, Calvert JC, Evans GRD: In vivo
osteogenic potential of human adipose-derived stromal cells/PLGA constructs for bone
regeneration in a rat critical-size calvarial defect model. Plastic Surgery Research
Council, Toronto, Canada; 18 – 21 May 2005.
217.
Young CM, Radulescu D, Hayes DJ, Dhar S, Evans GRD: Biocompatibility of NGF
producint Human Embryonic Kidney Cells (Ecr-293) to various polymers. Plastic
Surgery Research Council, Toronto, Canada; 18 – 21 May 2005.
218.
Serxner BJ, Young CM, Metzke MA, Guan Z, Dhar S, Evans GRD, Calvert JW:
Growth and expression characteristics of human septal chondrocytes grown on a novel
carbohydrate-derived polymer hydrogel. Plastic Surgery Research Council, Toronto,
Canada; 18 – 21 May 2005.
219.
Hurvitz K, Karamanoukian R, McConnell M, Zetrenne E, Evans GRD: A technological
breakthrough in preventing circular saw injuries. 55th Annual Meeting California Society
of Plastic Surgeons, Sonoma, California; 2 – 5 June 2005.
220.
Dhar S, McConnell M, Evans GRD: HSV-TK based gene therapy for NGF regulation
and expression. 55th Annual Meeting California Society of Plastic Surgeons, Sonoma,
California; 2 – 5 June 2005.
221.
Yoon ES, Dhar S, Chun DC, Gharbijanian N, Calvert JW, Evans GRD: Osteogenesis of
ASC/PLGA constructs in rat calvarial defects. 55th Annual Meeting California Society of
Plastic Surgeons, Sonoma, California; 2 – 5 June 2005.
222.
Young CM, Dhar S, Radulescu D, Hayes DJ, Evans GRD: Biocompatibility of NGF
producing HEK-293 cells on polymers. Poster Session. 55th Annual Meeting California
Society of Plastic Surgeons, Sonoma, California; 2 – 5 June 2005.
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223.
McConnell MP, Dhar S, Evans GRD: Effects of EcR-293 cell transplantation on PNS
remyelination. Poster Session. 55th Annual Meeting California Society of Plastic
Surgeons, Sonoma, California; 2 – 5 June 2005.
224.
Serxner BJ, Young CM, Metzke M, Guan Z, Dhar S, Evans GRD, Calvert J.: Growth
kinetics of septal chondrocytes on a novel polymer. Poster Session. 55th Annual Meeting
California Society of Plastic Surgeons, Sonoma, California; 2 – 5 June 2005.
225.
Radulescu, D., Trost, H.J., Taylor, D.T., Antohe, B., Schwade, N.D., Tarcha, P.J., Silva,
D., Young, C.M., Dhar, S. and Evans, GRD: 3D Printing of Biological Materials for
Drug Delivery and Tissue Engineering Applications. NIP21: The 21st International
Conference on Digital Printing Technologies, Baltimore, Maryland; 18 – 23 September
2005.
226.
Radulescu, D., Dhar, S., Young, C.M., Taylor, D.T., Trost, H.J. and Evans, GRD:
Tissue engineered scaffolds for nerve regeneration manufactured by ink jet technology.
Material Science and Technology – 2005, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; 25 – 28 September
2005.
227.
Yoon ES, Layson L, Dhar S, Evans GRD. Neuronal differentiation of adult stem cells
and its maintenance of prolonged neuronal cultures. Poster presentation 4th Annual
California Tissue Engineering Meeting, The University of California, Irvine, September
16, 17, 2005.
228.
Dhar S, Yoon ES, Satyanarayan S, Evans GRD. Long-term chondrogenic differentiation
of human adult stem cells in vitro. Poster presentation 4th Annual California Tissue
Engineering Meeting, The University of California, Irvine, September 16, 17, 2005.
229.
Yoon ES, Dhar S, Gharbijanian N, Chun DC, Evans GRD. Osteogenesis of ASC/PLGA
constructs in rat calvarial defects. Poster presentation 4th Annual California Tissue
230.
Gharibjanian NA, Chua W, Dhar S, Evans GRD, Calvert JW. Release kinetics of BMP-2
covalently bound to polymer substrates. Poster presentation 4th Annual California Tissue
231.
D’Souza G, Evans GRD, Dhar S. Tumor suppressor gene KLK10 in breast cancer tissue
progression. Poster presentation 4th Annual California Tissue Engineering Meeting, The
University of California, Irvine, September 16, 17, 2005.
232.
McConnell MP, Rogers JM, Dhar S, Evans GRD. Manipulating human embryonic
kidney (EcR-293) cells for controlled nerve growth factor release. Poster presentation 4th
Annual California Tissue Engineering Meeting, The University of California, Irvine,
September 16, 17, 2005.
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McConnell MP, Dhar S, Evans GRD. In vivo expression of nerve growth factor from
genetically engineered human embryonic kidney (hNGF-EcR-293) cells. Poster
presentation 4th Annual California Tissue Engineering Meeting, The University of
California, Irvine, September 16, 17, 2005.
234.
Dhar S, McConnell MP, Evans GRD. Herpes simplex virus-thymidine kinase (HSVTK) gene as a “switch off” for nerve growth factor regulation in vitro. Poster
presentation 4th Annual California Tissue Engineering Meeting, The University of
California, Irvine, September 16, 17, 2005.
235.
Radulescu D, Dhar S, Young CM, Taylor DW, Trost HJ, Hayes D, Evans GRD. Nerve
regeneration via genetically engineered HEK-293 cells and scaffolds manufactured by
ink-jet technology. Poster presentation 4th Annual California Tissue Engineering
Meeting, The University of California, Irvine, September 16, 17, 2005.
236.
D’Souza GF, Evans GRD, Dhar S. Significance of gankyrin in breast cancer biology. 4th
Annual AMA – MSS Interim Meeting, Dallas, TX, November 3-5, 2005.
237.
Knight MA, Nguyen DT, Kobayashi M, Semer N, Evans GRD. Positive internal
mammary lymph nodes: Incidental intraoperative finding during free TRAM flap breast
reconstruction. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Tucson, AZ, Jan 15,
2006.
238.
Dhar S, Radulescu D, Gharibjanian N, Hayes D, Evans GRD. Regulated nerve growth
factor delivery on novel polymer by hNGF-EcR-293-TK cells. American Society of
Peripheral Nerve. Tucson, AZ, Jan 15, 2006.
239.
Rogers JM, Dhar S, Evans GRD. Optimizing NGF production and molecular switch off
in transfected human embryonic kidney cells. 2006 UCI Undergraduate Research
Symposium. The University of California, Irvine. Irvine California. Saturday, May 13.
240.
D’Souza GF, Evans GRD, Dhar S. Role of tumor promoter gene gankyrin in breast
cancer biology. Plastic Surgery Research Council 51st Annual Meeting, Dana Point,
California, May 17-20, 2006.
241.
Dhar S, Radulescu D, Gharibjanian NA, Rogers JM, Hayes DJ, Evans GRD
Optimization of novel polymers combinations for regulated nerve growth factor delivery
by transfected human embryonic kidney cells. Plastic Surgery Research Council 51st
Annual Meeting, Dana Point, California, May 17-20, 2006.
242.
Kosins AM, McConnell MP, Mendoza CR, Keirstead HS, Dhar S, Evans GRD. A new
and novel model of peripheral nervous system response to demyelination. Plastic Surgery
Research Council 51st Annual Meeting, Dana Point, California, May 17-20, 2006.
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243.
Rogers JM, Evans GRD, Dhar S. Optimizing NGF release and molecular “switch off” in
thrasfected HEK-293 cells. Southern California Conference on Undergraduate Research.
Occidential College, Los Angeles, CA, November 18, 2006.
244.
Kosins AM, McConnell MP, Mendoza C, Shepard B, Dhar S, Evans GRD, Keirstead H.
A new and novel model of peripheral nervous system response to experimental
immunological demyelination. American Society of Peripheral Nerve. Annual Scientific
Program. The Westin Rio Mar Beach Resort – Puerto Rico. Jan 13-16, 2007.
245.
Hurvitz KA, McConnell M, Brenner K, Evans GRD, Kobayashi M, Bittner D.
Vascularized radius bone flap based upon the radial artery for the treatment of non-union
scaphoid fractures. Annual Scientific Meeting Southern California Chapter American
College of Surgeons. Santa Barbara, CA Jan 19-21, 2007.
246.
Hurvitz KA, McConnell M, Brenner K, Evans GRD, Kobayashi M, Bittner D.
Vascularized radius bone flap based upon the radial artery for the treatment of non-union
scaphoid fractures. Senior Residents Conference. Pasadena, CA, February 1-3, 2007.
247.
McConnell M, Chalfoun C, Hurvitz K, Kobayashi M, Evans GRD. Free Neurotized
Osteomyocutaneous tensor fascia latae flap (TFL) for lower abdominal wall
reconstruction. Senior Residents Conference. Pasadena, CA, February 1-3, 2007.
248.
Rogers J, Dhar S, Evans GRD. In vivo analysis of peripheral nerve regeneration through
delivery and regulation of NGF by transfected human embryonic kidney cells. UCI
Undergraduate Research Symposium. The University of California, Irvine, May 12,
2007.
249.
Chalfoun CT, Hurvitz KA, Wirth GA, Kobayashi MR, Evans GRD. Free neurotized
ostomyocutaneous tensor fascia latae flap for lower abdominal wall reconstruction.
California Society of Plastic Surgeons. San Francisco, CA May 24-28, 2007.
250.
Rhim C, Evans GRD, Jakowatz J. In transit metastatic melanoma with diffuse breast
involvement from trance cutaneous melanoma. California Society of Plastic Surgeons.
San Francisco, CA May 24-28, 2007.
251.
Hisham S, Evans GRD. The use of microfat grafting in the aesthetic rehabilitation of
patients following secondary or salvage aesthetic procedures. California Society of
Plastic Surgeons. San Francisco, CA May 24-28, 2007.
252.
Kachgal S, Dhar S, Yoon ES, Evans GRD. Maintenance of neuronal differentiation of
adipose derived stem cells in long term culture. Plastic Surgery Research Council 52nd
meeting. Stanford, California. June 20-23, 2007. Abst published in Plastic Reconstr
Surgery 120: 47, 2007.
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253.
Kosins A, Mendoza C, McConnell MP, Shepard B, Dhar S, Evans GRD. A Novel
immunologic demyelination therapy to enhance nerve regeneration in the peripheral
nervous system. Plastic Surgery Research Council 52nd meeting. Stanford, California.
June 20-23, 2007. Abst published in Plastic Reconstr Surgery 120: 79, 2007.
254.
Rogers JM, Dhar S, McConnell MP, Scholz T, Wharton DM, Nguyen TD, Evans GRD.
A new gene therapy model for peripheral nerve regeneration and functional recovery of
rats using triple transfected HEK-293 cells. Plastic Surgery Research Council 52nd
meeting. Stanford, California. June 20-23, 2007. Abst published in Plastic Reconstr
Surgery 120: 47, 2007.
255.
Satyanarayan S, Scholz T, Dhar S, Evans GRD. Islet cell differentiation of human
adipose-derived stem cells. Adult Mesenchymal Stem Cells in Regenerative Medicine
Meeting. Cleveland, OH. Aug 27-29, 2007.
256.
Kachgal S, Dhar S, Yoon ES, Evans GRD. Maintenance of neuronal differentiated
adipose-dervied stem cells in long term culture. American Society of Peripheral Nerve.
Los Angeles, CA, Jan 11-15, 2008.
257.
Kosins AM, Mendoza C, McConnell MP, Shepard B, Dhar S, Evans GRD, Keirstead
HS. Antibodies to galactocerebroside enhance nerve regeneration after acute contusion
and transection injuries in the adult rat sciatic nerve. American Society of Peripheral
Nerve. Los Angeles, CA, Jan 11-15, 2008.
258.
Scholz T, Rogers JM, Krichev A, Dhar S, Evans GRD. Inducible nerve growth factor
delivery by HEK-293 cells for peripheral nerve regeneration in vivo. American Society
of Peripheral Nerve. Los Angeles, CA, Jan 11-15, 2008.
259.
Scholz T, Evans GRD. Impact of hypertonic and hyperoncotic saline solutions on
ischemia-reperfusion injury in free flaps in rats. American Society of Reconstructive
Microsurgery. Los Angeles, CA, Jan 11-15, 2008.
260.
Sumarto A, Scholz T, Evans GRD. Neuronal Differentiation of Human Adipose TissueDerived Stem Cells For Peripheral Nerve Regeneration In Vivo. Excellence in Research
in Biological Sciences Poster Display. The University of California, Irvine. April 24,
2008.
261.
Sumarto A, Scholz T, Evans GRD. Neuronal Differentiation of Human Adipose TissueDerived Stem Cells For Peripheral Nerve Regeneration In Vivo. Poster session UCI
Undergraduate Research Symposium The University of California, Irvine. May 31, 2008.
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262.
Kosins A, Scholz t, Mendoza C, Evans GRD, Keirstead H. Improved nerve regeneration
using immunological demyelination after acute transection injury in the adult rat sciatic
nerve. Plastic Surgery Research Council, Springfield, IL, May 28-31, 2008. Abstracted
in Supplement to Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 6S:88, 2008.
263.
Pharaon M, Scholz T, Cuccia D, Durkin A, Hoyt D, Evans GRD. Early detection of
arterial and/or venous occlusion using a novel spectroscopic imaging technique in a pig
pedicle flap model. Plastic Surgery Research Council, Springfield, IL, May 28-31, 2008.
Abstracted in Supplement to Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 6S:96, 2008.
264.
Scholz T, Krichev A, Pharaon M, Dhar S, Evans GRD. Neuronal differentiation of
human adipose tissue-derived stem cells in vivo. Plastic Surgery Research Council,
Springfield, IL, May 28-31, 2008. Abstracted in Supplement to Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery 6S:111, 2008.
265.
Kosins AM, Scholz T, Evans GRD, Keirstead HS. Immunologic demyelination as a
novel therapy following acture injury in the peripheral nervous system. A summary of
our experience. American Society of Peripheral Nerve. Maui, Hawaii, Jan 7-13, 2009.
266.
Pharaon M, Cuccia DJ, Scholz T, Evans GRD, Hoyt DB, Durkin AJ. SPIE 2009 BIOS
Biomedical Optic Symposium. San Jose, California, 24-29, January 2009.
267.
Pharaon M, Scholz T, Bogdanoff S, Cuccia D, Durkin AJ, Hoyt DD, Evans GRD. Early
detection of complete venous occlusion using a novel multi-spectral image technique in a
rodent pedicle flap model. Southern California Chapter of the American College of
Surgeons. Santa Barbara, CA 16-18 January, 2009.
268.
Darcy S, Hakimi M, Goldberg R, Evans GRD, Miller T, Rudkin G. Characterization of
medial and lateral regional orbital anatomy with aging. Southern California Chapter of
the American College of Surgeons. Santa Barbara, CA 16-18 January, 2009.
269.
Krichevsky A, Scholz T, Evans GRD. Novel cryoprecipitate for wound healing and skin
grafts in pigs. UCI Undergraduate Research Symposium. The University of California,
Irvine. Irvine, CA, May 16, 2009.
270.
Kwong MM, Scholz T, Evans GRD. Early detection of arterial and venous occlusion in
a pedicle pig flap model using modulated imaging spectroscopy. UCI Undergraduate
Research Symposium. The University of California, Irvine. Irvine, CA, May 16, 2009.
271.
Seify H, Ismail K, Evans GRD. Primary augmentation/mastopexy using large implants.
Is it a safe technique? A three year review. California Society of Plastic Surgeons
Annual Scientific Meeting. Squaw Creek, CA, May 28-31, 2009.
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272.
Scholz T, Lin P, Hovsepian R, Krichevsky A, Sumarto A, Jaffurs D, Wirth G, Paydar K,
Evans GRD. Peripheral nerve injuries: An international survey of current treatments and
future perspectives. California Society of Plastic Surgeons Annual Scientific Meeting.
Squaw Creek, CA, May 28-31, 2009.
273.
Park DJ, Kikkawa DO, Lee JK, Evans GRD. Muellerectomy vs. levator advancement:
An algorithm for clinical evaluation and surgical management of upper eyelid ptosis.
California Society of Plastic Surgeons Annual Scientific Meeting. Squaw Creek, CA,
May 28-31, 2009.
274.
Darcy S, Hakimi M, Goldberg R, Demer JL, Evans GRD, Miller TA, Rudkin GH. MRI
characterization of lateral and medical infraorbital fat regions with age and contribution
to lower eyelid prominence. California Society of Plastic Surgeons Annual Scientific
Meeting. Squaw Creek, CA, May 28-31, 2009.
275.
Darcy SJ, Kobayashi M, Wirth GA, Paydar KZ, Evans GRD. Incidence of cosmetic
surgery following free flap breast reconstruction. California Society of Plastic Surgeons
Annual Scientific Meeting. Squaw Creek, CA, May 28-31, 2009.
276.
Evangelista MS, Kikkawa DO, Evans GRD, Park DJ. Small incision lateral canthotomy
and cantholysis: Small scar, big exposure. California Society of Plastic Surgeons Annual
Scientific Meeting. Squaw Creek, CA, May 28-31, 2009.
277.
Waltzman J, Scholz T, Evans GRD. What patients look for when choosing a plastic
surgeon: An assessment of patient preference by conjoint analysis. Plastic Surgery
Research Council. Pittsburgh, PA, May 29, 2009.
278.
Pharaon M, Scholz T, Bogdanoff S, Cuccia D, Durkin AJ, Hoyt DD, Evans GRD. Early
detection of complete venous occlusion using a novel multi-spectral image technique in a
rodent pedicle flap model. 95th Annual Clinical Congress, Chicago, IL, Oct 14, 2009.
279.
Scholz T, Pharaon M, Evans GRD. Peripheral Nerve Anatomy for Regeneration Studies
in Pigs: Feasibility of Large Animal Models. American Society of Peripheral Nerve.
Annual Scientific Meeting, Boca Raton Florida, Jan 7-12, 2010.
280.
Evans GRD, Kirchevsky A, Sumarto A, Scholz T. Human adipose tissue derived stem
cells: Their use in tissue-engineered constructs for peripheral nerve regeneration. Pacific
Coast Surgical Association 81st Annual Meeting. Kapalua Maui, Feb 13-16, 2010.
281.
Krichevsky A, Vetter T, Evans GRD. Possible applications of eCryo for wound healing
and skin grafts in pigs. UCI Undergraduate Research Symposium Poster Presentation,
The University of California, Irvine, May 15, 2010.
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282.
Yafi A, Vetter TS, Petal S, Saager RB, Cuccia DJ, Evans GRD, Durkin AJ. Quantitative
assessment of reconstructive tissue status in cutaneous flap model using spatial frequency
domain imaging. Plastic Surgery Research Council, 55th Annual Meeting. San
Francisco, California, May 23-26, 2010. Abstracted in Plast Reconstr Surgery Vol 125
Number 65 Supplement: 78, 2010.
283.
Evangelista MS, Kim EK, Evans GRD, Wirth GA. Management of skin grafts using the
Vacuum-Assisted Closure Device: The Effect of varied pressure on successful
incorporation. Plastic Surgery Research Council, 55th Annual Meeting. San Francisco,
California, May 23-26, 2010. Abstracted in Plast Reconstr Surgery Vol 125 Number 65
Supplement: 141, 2010.
284.
Scholz T, Kosins A, Cetinkaya M, Evans GRD. Evidence-based value of surgical wound
drainage: A systemic review of meta-analysis. California Society of Plastic Surgeons
60th Annual Meeting. Rancho Palos Verdes, California, May 27-31, 2010.
285.
Mailey B, Parsa K, Evans GRD, Park JDJ. Reconstruction of orbtial exenteration defect
with pedicled temporalis flap. California Society of Plastic Surgeons 60th Annual
Meeting. Rancho Palos Verdes, California, May 27-31, 2010.
286.
Evangelista MS, Kim EK, Evans GRD, Wirth GA. Management of skin grafts using the
Vacuum-Assisted Closure device: The effect of varied pressure on successful
incorporation. California Society of Plastic Surgeons 60th Annual Meeting. Rancho Palos
Verdes, California, May 27-31, 2010.
287.
Seify H, Ismail K, Evans GRD. Primary augmentation/mastopexy using large implants.
Is it a safe technique? A four year single surgeon review. American Society of Plastic
Surgeons Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada. Oct 1-5, 2010.
288.
Pharaon MR, Scholz T, Bogdanoff S, Cuccia D, Durkin A, Hoyt DB, Evans GRD. Early
detection of complete vascular occlusion in a pedicle flap model using quantitative
spectral imaging. American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery. Cancun, Mexico.
Jan12-17, 2011.
289.
Scholz T, Donovan PJ, Evans GRD. Molecular characteristics and transfection of
human adipose tissue-derived stem cells for peripheral nerve regeneration in vitro. The
Plastic Surgery Research Council 56th Annual Meeting. Louisville, Kentucky. April 2730, 2011.
290.
Evans, GRD, Kosins A, Scholz T, Lin M, Robicheaux G, Keirstead H. In Vivo
Transection Injury: An Improvement in Peripheral Nerve Regeneration Following
Immunological Demyelination. The 6th Congress of the World Society for Reconstructive
Microsurgery. Helsinki, Finland, June 29- July 2, 2011.
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291.
Evans GRD, Pharaon M, Scholz T, Bogdanoff S, Cuccia D, Durkin A, Hoyt D. The Use
of Quantitative Spectral Imaging in Early Detection of Complete Vascular Occlusion.
Poster 154. The 6th Congress of the World Society for Reconstructive Microsurgery.
Helsinki, Finland, June 29- July 2, 2011.
292.
Eichelsdoerfer J, Kalaria S, Dey D, Evans GRD. NGF Delivery by Autologous Stem
Cells and iPS Derived Neurons as a Repair Option for Peripheral Nerve Regeneration.
Poster Presentation. CIRM Bridges Trainee Meeting. California State University
Fullerton. July 7-8, 2011.
293.
Bokarius A, Evans GRD. Poster day presentation for Dean’s Student Research Awards.
Operations Required for Complete Breast Reconstruction in Patients Taking Herceptin or
Tamoxifen: Outcomes and Complications. The University of California, Irvine. Sept 3
2011.
294.
Salibian A, Eichelsdoerfer J, Dey D, Evans GRD. Inducible Nerve Growth Factor
Delivery and iPS Cell Derivation in Human Adipose Tissue-Derived Stem Cells for
Peripheral Nerve Regeneration. Poster day presentation for Dean’s Student Research
Awards. The University of California, Irvine. Sept 3, 2011.
295.
Salibian A, Eichelsdoerfer J, Dey D, Evans GRD. Inducible Nerve Growth Factor
Delivery and iPS Cell Derivation in Human Adipose Tissue-Derived Stem Cells for
Peripheral Nerve Regeneration. ICTS Lunch Presentation. The University of California,
Irvine. Dec 15, 2011.
296.
Scholz T, Donovan PJ, Evans GRD. Molecular Characteristics and Transfection of
Human Adipose Tissue-Derived Stem Cells for Peripheral Nerve Regeneration in Vitro.
California Society of Plastic Surgeons. 62nd Annual Meeting, Coronado, California. May
25-28, 2012.
297.
Scholz T, Salibian A, Gu M, Lane K, Paydar K, Evans GRD. Association of
Osteosarcomas with Breast Implant Capsules: Case Report and Review of the Literature.
California Society of Plastic Surgeons. 62nd Annual Meeting, Coronado, California. May
25-28, 2012.
298.
Lin MP, Lin P, Kosins A, Park DJ, Kim E, Paydar K, Evans GRD, Wirth G. Shield
Neoumbilicoplasty Technique for Correction of Complete Umbilical Absence after
Abominal Wall Reconstruction. California Society of Plastic Surgeons. 62nd Annual
Meeting, Coronado, California. May 25-28, 2012.
299.
Evangelista MS, Evans GRD. Regeneration of Rat Sciatic Nerves Across Single and
Multi-Lumen Polyethylene Glycol Nerve Conduits. California Society of Plastic
Surgeons. 62nd Annual Meeting, Coronado, California. May 25-28, 2012.
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300.
Scholz T, Salibian A, Gu M, Lane K, Paydar K, Evans, GRD. Association of
Osteosarcoma With Breast Implant Capsules. International Society of Aesthetic Plastic
Surgery. Poster Presentation, Geneva, Switzerland. Sept 4-8, 2012.
301.
Olaya W, Scholz T, Evans G. Anterior Skull Base Reconstruction Using Radial Forearm
Free Flap. Annual Scientific Meeting of the Southern California Chapter American
College of Surgeons. Santa Barbara, CA. Jan 18-20, 2013.
302.
Masoomi H, Paydar K, Aly A, Wirth G, Evans GRD. Predictive Risk Factors of Venous
Thromboembolism in Autologous Breast Reconstruction Surgery. American Association
of Plastic Surgeons. New Orleans, April 20-22, 2013.
303.
Masoomi H, Wirth G, Paydar K, Aly A, Evans GRD. Comparison of Perioperative
Outcomes of Autologous Breast Reconstruction Surgeries. American Association of
Plastic Surgeons. New Orleans, April 20-22, 2013.
304.
Zeidler K, Berkowitz RL, Castle J, Evans GRD, Johnson Debra, Morris Donald, Colwell
Amy, Chun Yoon, Desai Ankit, Alizadeh K, Hollenbeck S, Acherman J. XpandAirXpanders Patient Activated Controlled Tissue Expander System for Breast
Reconstruction. American Association of Plastic Surgeons. New Orleans, April 20-22,
2013.
305.
Kuo JV, Ramsinghani NS, Evans GRD, Roa DE. In-Vivo Dose Measurements in the
Post-Mastectomy Irradiation of a Patient with a Gas-Based Tissue Expander. Poster
Presentation. American Society of Radiation Oncology. Atlanta, Georgia, September 2225, 2013.
306.
Zeidler K, Berkowitz RL, Castle J, Evans GRD, Johnson D, Morris D, Colwell A, Chun
Y, Desai A, Alizadeh K, Hollenbeck S, Ascherman J. XPAND – AirXpanders Patient
Activated Controlled Tissue Expander System for Breast Reconstruction. California
Society of Plastic Surgeons 63rd Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA. May 24-27, 2013.
307.
Olaya W, Scholz T, Wirth G, Evans GRD. Reconstruction of the Anterior Skull Base
with the Radial Forearm Free Flap. California Society of Plastic Surgeons 63rd Annual
Meeting. San Francisco, CA. May 24-27, 2013.
308.
Widgerow AD, Bachman M, Klopfer M, Zaldivan F, Bernal N, Ferreira TS, Afzel H,
Awad A, Evans GRD. Signaling Profile of Thermal Trauma (SPoTT): Exudate Analysis
in Acute Burn Patients. ICTS Poster Presentation. The University of California, Irvine.
Irvine California, June 3, 2013.
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309.
Evangelista M, Perez M, Salibian A, Hassan J, Paydar K, Wirth G, Wicker R, Arcaute K,
Mann B, Evans GRD. Single-Lumen and Multi-Lumen Poly (Ethylene Glycol) Nerve
Conduits Fabricated by Stereolithography for Peripheral Nerve Regeneration In Vivo.
Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2013. San Diego, CA, Oct 11-15, 2013.
310.
Masoomi H, Paydar K, Tan E, Evans GRD, Wirth GA. Does Immediate Tissue
Expander Placement Increase Perioperative Complications in Breast Cancer Patients?
Southern California Chapter American College of Surgeons. Santa Barbara, CA Jan 1719, 2014.
311.
Evangelista M, Perez M, Salibian AA, Hassan J, Paydar KZ, Wicker R, Arcaute K, Mann
BK, Evans GRD. Single-lumen and multi-lumen poly(ethylene glycol) nerve conduits
fabricated by sterolithgraphy for peripheral nerve regeneration in vivo. American Society
of Peripheral Nerve. Kauai, Hawaii. Jan 10-14, 2014.
312.
Masoomi H, Paydar KZ, Evans GRD, Nguyen A, Kobayashi M, Wirth GA. Predictive
risk factors of free flap thrombosis in breast reconstructive surgery. American Society of
Reconstructive Microsurgery. Kauai, Hawaii. Jan 10-14, 2014.
313.
Masoomi H, Paydar KZ, Evans GRD, Tan E, Lane KT, Wirth GW. Does immediate
tissue expander placement increase perioperative complications in breast cancer patients.
Poster and Oral Presentation. Annual Scientific Meeting Southern California Chapter
American College of Surgeons. Santa Barbara, CA. Jan 17-19, 2014.
314.
Zeidler K, Berkowitz L, Johnson D, Castle J, Morris D, Chun Y, Colwell A, Desai A,
Alizadeh K, Hollenbeck S, Appel J, Mohebali K, Spiegel A, Thornton B, Downey S,
Evans GRD, Ascherman J. Patient Activated Controlled Tissue Expander System for
Breast Reconstruction: A Prospective, Multi-Center, Randomized, Controlled, Open
Label Clinical Study-Preliminary Results. 93rd Annual Meeting American Association of
Plastic Surgeons. Miami, FL. April 5-8, 2014. Abstracted in Plastic Reconstr Surgery
133: page 979, 2014.
315.
Masommi H, Wirth G, Paydar K, Richland B, Evans GRD. Perioperative Outcomes of
Autologous Breast Reconstruction Surgery in Teaching versus Non-Teaching Hospitals.
93rd Annual Meeting American Association of Plastic Surgeons. Miami, FL. April 5-8,
2014. Abstracted in Plastic Reconstr Surgery 133: page 981, 2014.
316.
Banyard D, Ferreira T, Widgerow A, Evans GRD. Primed to Perform: Adipose-Derived
Stem Cell Proliferation and Secretome Function in Neuronal-Conditioned Media. 93rd
Annual Meeting American Association of Plastic Surgeons. Miami, FL. April 5-8, 2014.
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317.
Evangelista M, Aly A, Evans GRD. The Effect of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy on
Closed Wounds: Preliminary Results Using the Prevena Incision Management System in
Plastic Surgery. California Society of Plastic Surgeons 64th Annual Meeting. Newport
Beach, CA. May 23-26, 2014.
318.
Masoomi H, Wirth Ga, Paydar KZ, Salibian AA, Mowlds D, Aly A, Evans GRD.
Comparison of Perioperative Outcomes of Autologous Breast Reconstructive Surgeries.
California Society of Plastic Surgeons 64th Annual Meeting. Newport Beach, CA. May
23-26, 2014.
319.
Ellstrom C, Ponticorvo A, Taydas E, Mazhar A, Rimler J, Kim HS, Scholz T, Tong J,
Evans GRD. Cuccia DJ, Durkin AJ. Assessing Reconstructive Flaps: A Comparison
Between Visual Perception and Spatial Freuency Domain Imaging. California Society of
Plastic Surgeons 64th Annual Meeting. Newport Beach, CA. May 23-26, 2014.
320.
Masoomi H, Paydar KZ, Wirth GW, Aly A, Kobayashi M, Evans GRD. Predictive Risk
Factors of Venous Thromboembolism in Autologous Breast Reconstruction Surgery.
23-26, 2014.
321.
Masoomi H, Wirth G, Paydar KZ, Richland B, Evans GRD. Perioperative Outcomes of
Autologous Breast Reconstruction Surgery in Teaching versus Non-Teaching Hospitals.
23-26, 2014.
322.
Laurence VG, Nguyen KT, Richland B, Evans GRD. Pilomatrix Carcinoma: Case
Report of a Rare Cutaneous Tumor with Unique Reconstructive Considerations.
23-26, 2014.
323.
Zeidler KR, Berkowitz RL, Chun YS, Alizadeh K, Castle J, Colwell AS, Desai AR,
Evans GRD, Hollenbeck S, Johnson DJ, Morris D, Ascherman JA. AeroForm Patient
Controlled Tissue Expandsion and Saline Tissue Expansion for Breast Reconstruction.
23-26, 2014. Abstracted in Annals of Plastic Surgery, Vol 72, S51-S55, May 2014.
324.
Banyard D, Widergrow A, Evans GRD. Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Proliferation and
Secretome Function in Neuronal-Conditioned Media. ESPRAS, Edinburgh Scotland.
July 6-11, 2014.
325.
Rimler J, Ponticorvo A, Taydas E, Mazhar A, Scholz T, Ellstrom C, Tong J, Evans
GRD, Cuccia D, Durkin A. A Critical Evaluation of Human Perception in Conventional
Flap Monitoring Versus Spacial Frequency Domain Imaging. Plastic Surgery The
Meeting 2014, Chicago. Oct 10-14, 2014.
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326.
Ascherman J, Berkowitz R, Evans GRD, Morris D, Zeidler K, Alizadeh K, Colwell A,
Desai A, Hollenbeck S, Johnson D, Chun Y, Spiegel A, Mohebali K, Thornton B, Appel
J, Downey S, Castel J. XPAND Patient-Activated Controlled Tissue Expander System
for Breast Reconstruction: A Multi-Center Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial.
Plastic Surgery The Meeting 2014, Chicago. Oct 10-14, 2014.
327.
Masoomi H, Rimler J, Wirth G, Paydar K, Evans GRD. Frequency and Risk Factors of
Blood Transfusion in Abdominoplasty in Post-Bariatric Surgery Patients. Plastic Surgery
The Meeting 2014, Chicago. Oct 10-14, 2014.
328.
Banyard DA, Widgerow A, Sarantopoulos CN, Wirth GA, Paydar KZ, Evans GRD.
Phenotypic Analysis of Nanofat-Derived Stromal Vascular Fraction and Mesenchymal
Stem Cells Reveals Improved Progenitor Subpopulations When Compared to Standard
Lipoaspirate – Poster Presentation. SoCal Flow Summit 2015. The University of
California, Irvine. April 24, 2015.
329.
Banyard DA, Widgerow A, Sarantopoulos CN, Wirth GA, Paydar KZ, Evans GRD.
Phenotypic Analysis of Nanofat-Derived Stromal Vascular Fraction and Mesenchymal
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