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The Journal of Surgical Research|January 21, 2026
Assessing Racial Bias Within American Society of Anesthesiologists ClassificationMichael A Jacobs, Brenna N McKaig, Susanne Schmidt, et al.American Journal of Physiology. Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology|July 16, 2010
Regulation of skeletal muscle regeneration by CCR2-activating chemokines is directly related to macrophage recruitmentCarlo O Martinez, Matthew J McHale, Jason T Wells, et al.Journal of Vascular Surgery|May 1, 1995
Surgical management of atheroembolizationR R Keen, W J McCarthy, P K Shireman, et al.Injury|April 15, 2022
The VA vascular injury study: A glimpse at quality of care in Veterans with traumatic vascular injury repairLaurel A Copeland, Mary Jo Pugh, Mary J Bollinger, et al.JAMA Cardiology|October 6, 2021
Association of Smoking With Postprocedural Complications Following Open and Endovascular Interventions for Intermittent ClaudicationKatherine M Reitz, Andrew D Althouse, Joseph Meyer, et al.Journal of Vascular Surgery|March 12, 2022
Epidemiology of age-, sex-, and race-specific hospitalizations for abdominal aortic aneurysms highlights gaps in current screening recommendationsShimena R Li, Katherine M Reitz, Jason Kennedy, et al.Annals of Vascular Surgery|September 5, 2020
Persistent Pain, Physical Dysfunction, and Decreased Quality of Life After Combat Extremity Vascular TraumaLauren J Haney, Mary Jo V Pugh, Laurel A Copeland, et al.American Journal of Physiology. Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology|November 26, 2011
Increased fat deposition in injured skeletal muscle is regulated by sex-specific hormonesMatthew J McHale, Zaheer U Sarwar, Damon P Cardenas, et al.American Journal of Physiology. Cell Physiology|October 6, 2006
Fat accumulation with altered inflammation and regeneration in skeletal muscle of CCR2-/- mice following ischemic injuryVerónica Contreras-Shannon, Oscar Ochoa, Sara M Reyes-Reyna, et al.Journal of the American College of Surgeons|June 8, 2023
Differentiating Urgent from Elective Cases Matters in Minority Populations: Developing an Ordinal "Desirability of Outcome Ranking" to Increase Granularity and Sensitivity of Surgical Outcomes AssessmentMichael A Jacobs, Susanne Schmidt, Daniel E Hall, et al.Pageof 11