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Prophylactic Plastic Surgery Closure of Neurosurgical Scalp Incisions Reduces Wound Complications in Previously-Operated Patients Treated with Radiation and Bevacizumab (Avastin)

Alyssa R. Golas, Tatiana Boyko, Theodore H. Schwartz, Philip E. Stieg, John A. Boockvar, Jason A. Spector

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Golas, Alyssa R. MD; Boyko, Tatiana V. MD; Schwartz, Theodore H. MD, FACS; Stieg, Philip E. MD, PhD; Boockvar, John A. MD; Spector, Jason A. MD, FACS Author Information

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Golas, Alyssa R. MD; Boyko, Tatiana V. MD; Schwartz, Theodore H. MD, FACS; Stieg, Philip E. MD, PhD; Boockvar, John A. MD; Spector, Jason A. MD, FACS Author Information

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Golas, Alyssa R. MD; Boyko, Tatiana V. MD; Schwartz, Theodore H. MD, FACS; Stieg, Philip E. MD, PhD; Boockvar, John A. MD; Spector, Jason A. MD, FACS Author Information

Key concepts: Medicine, Bevacizumab, Surgery, Scalp, Wound closure, Wound healing, Chemotherapy

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