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Comparative lymphatic, ocular, and metabolic phenotypes of foxc2 haploinsufficient and aP2-FOXC2 transgenic mice von NOON, A, HUNTER, R. J, WITTE, M. H, KRIEDERMAN, B, BEMAS, M, RENNELS, M, PERCY, D, ENERBDCK, S, ERICKSON, R. P

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54 FOXC2 GENE INSUFFICIENCY AND IMBALANCE IN THE GENESIS OF THE DISTINCTIVE LYMPHATIC AND OCULAR PHENOTYPE OF LYMPHEDEMA-DISTICHIASIS SYNDROME von Noon, A., Kriederman, B., Witte, M., Rennels, M., Enerback, S., Miura, N., Witte, C., Erickson, R., Dagenais, S., Glover, T.

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Massage therapy in the treatment of lymphedema von Bernas, M., White, M., Kriederman, B., Summers, P., Witte, C.

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FOXC2 GENE INSUFFICIENCY AND IMBALANCE IN THE GENESIS OF THE DISTINCTIVE LYMPHATIC AND OCULAR PHENOTYPE OF LYMPHEDEMA-DISTICHIASIS SYNDROME: 54 von Noon, A., Kriederman, B., Witte, M., Rennels, M., Enerback, S., Miura, N., Witte, C., Erickson, R., Dagenais, S., Glover, T.

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Foxc2 Gene Insufficiency and Imbalance in the Genesis of the Distinctive Lymphatic and Ocular Phenotype of Lymphedema-Distichiasis Syndrome von Noon, A., Kriederman, B., Witte, M., Rennels, M., Enerback, S., Miura, N., Witte, C., Erickson, R., Dagenais, S., Glover, T.

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Limb volume reduction after physical treatment by compression and/or massage in a rodent model of peripheral lymphedema von KRIEDERMAN, B, MYLOYDE, T, BERNAS, M, LEE-DONALDSON, L, PRECIADO, S, LYNCH, M, STEA, B, SUMMERS, P, WITTE, C, WITTE, M

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