Poster Catalog

Researcher

Karen Li

5 posters at the symposium.

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  1. DOSS 7.17

    Beyond Flap Success: Quantifying Medical Risk in Lower Extremity Free Tissue Transfer in a Severely Comorbid Population

    Francesca Jereis, Hannah Soltani, Rachel Rohrich, Karen Li, Christopher Ply, Ryan Lin, Richard Youn, Christopher Attinger, Karen Evans

    surgery tissue transfer extremity free success quantifying
    Other Surg Spec Clinical Research Original research (IIT, pilot studies, retrospective reviews, meta-analysis)
  2. 288 6.6

    When Limb Salvage Fails: Identifying Predictors of Early Amputation After Free Flap Reconstruction

    Leila Jones, Hannah Soltani, Rachel Rohrich, Christopher Ply, Karen Li, Richard Youn, Christopher Attinger, Karen Evans

    surgery free flap limb salvage identifying amputation
    Other Surg Spec Clinical Research Original research (IIT, pilot studies, retrospective reviews, meta-analysis)
  3. 277 6.0

    Iterative “Vasculo-Plastic” Protocol Refinement Enables Limb Salvage in a Growing Vasculopathic Population: Practice Patterns from 400 Free Flaps in 14 Years

    Hannah Soltani, Rachel Rohrich, Karen Li, Christopher Ply, Leila Jones, Christopher Attinger, Richard Youn, Cameron Akbari, Karen Evans

    surgery limb salvage years vasculopathic iterative
    Other Surg Spec Clinical Research Original research (IIT, pilot studies, retrospective reviews, meta-analysis)
  4. 275 5.77

    The Use of the Omental Flap for Debilitating Chronic Lower Extremity Wounds

    Winnie Li, Hannah Soltani, Rachel Rohrich, Christopher Ply, Jessica Ong, Karen Li, Christopher Attinger, Richard Youn, Karen Evans

    surgery lower extremity wounds flap chronic
    Other Surg Spec Clinical Research Original research (IIT, pilot studies, retrospective reviews, meta-analysis)
  5. 27 5.65

    Use of ChatGPT to Improve Readability of Glaucoma Public Education Materials

    Catherine Liu, Karen Liao, Elizabeth Fernandez Paz, Rithika Balguri, Nkemdi Igwe, Justin Shortell

    ai wellbeing social science chatgpt improve
    AI, Wellbeing, Social Science Clinical Research Original research (IIT, pilot studies, retrospective reviews, meta-analysis)