Shinsuke Akita

Chiba University

Japan

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Masashi Konyo

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Tohoku Daigaku

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Naoki Morimoto

Kyoto University

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Prima Asmara Sejati

Special-appointed Assistant Professor

Chiba University

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Shinsuke Akita

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Increased expression of the PIEZO2 mechanoreceptor in fibroblasts and endothelial cells within the lymphatic and vascular vessels of keloids

Automated Measurement of Skin Thickness in Computed Tomography Images for Unilateral Lower Extremity Lymphedema

Regional disparities in lymphedema treatment and access to complex decongestive therapy: a nationwide survey in Japan

Emergence of regulatory and matrix-producing stromal cells during adipogenic induction in human ceiling culture-derived preadipocytes

FPGA-Based Planar Sensor Electrical Impedance Tomography (FPGA-psEIT) System Characterized by Double Feedback Howland Constant- Current Pump and Programmable Front-End Measurement

Human Merkel Cells as the Initiator of Mechanotransduction in the Skin: Linking the Animal Model to Humans

Changes in mandibular position during midface distraction in patients with syndromic craniosynostosis

Lymphangiogenesis and Lymphatic Zippering in Skin Associated with the Progression of Lymphedema

Sodium-Ion Concentration Extraction in Dermis Layer by Time-Constant-Domain Electrical Impedance Spectroscopy (TCD-EIS) With Dermis Separation Model (DSM)

The volume–outcome relationship in free-flap reconstruction: A nationwide study based on the Clinical Database

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Masashi Konyo

Naoki Morimoto

Prima Asmara Sejati

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