Method

Sensory function testing

Quantitative and semi-quantitative methods that measure sensory thresholds—including vibration, temperature, pressure, and olfaction—to characterize peripheral and autonomic sensory nerve function.

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Rayaz A. MalikProfessor of Medicine
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Rayaz A. MalikProfessor of Medicine
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David M. OtterburnProfessor of Surgery (Plastic Surgery)
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David M. OtterburnProfessor of Surgery (Plastic Surgery)
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Lisa GfrererAssociate Professor of Surgery (Plastic Surgery)
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Lisa GfrererAssociate Professor of Surgery (Plastic Surgery)
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Andrew F. AlexisProfessor of Clinical Dermatology
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Andrew F. AlexisProfessor of Clinical Dermatology
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Kira MinkisProfessor of Clinical Dermatology
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Kira MinkisProfessor of Clinical Dermatology
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Silvia PiresInstructor of Biomedical Sciences in Medicine
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Silvia PiresInstructor of Biomedical Sciences in Medicine

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Sensory function testing

CWCarson Wayne GundlachNQNancy QinAMAnnie McveighMKMakayla Kochheiser+1 more →DMDavid M. Otterburn

Plastic and reconstructive surgery · 2026

Sensory function testing

GPGeorgios Ponirakis INIoannis Nikolaos Petropoulos HZHadeel ZaghloulLALina Ahmed+1 more →RARayaz A. Malik

Journal of diabetes and its complications · 2026

Sensory function testing

CWCarson Wayne GundlachAMAnnie McveighNQNancy QinMKMakayla Kochheiser+2 more →DMDavid M. Otterburn

Annals of plastic surgery · 2026

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Single- vs. Dual-Nerve Coaptation in DIEP Flap Breast Reconstruction: A Pilot Study on Early Sensory Recovery and Patient-Reported Outcomes.

Circulating proteomic markers are associated with measures of small and large fiber neuropathy and symptoms in type 2 diabetes.

Quantifying Thermal and Tactile Recovery in Dual-Neurotized Breast Flaps: A Pilot Intrapatient Control Study.