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Summaries Ellen gave as host
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Summaries Ellen gave as host · Child Abuse
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: June 2022, AAP Issue
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Ep 2 · 2:15
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The Midwest Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium (MWPSC) was established by departments of Pediatric Surgery from 11 children's hospitals
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Ep 2 · 2:51
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: Anecdotally, each of these sites started to Discussing how they saw different patterns in pediatric trauma that were coming through their doors and um they were especially concerned about the changes they saw um personally from child abuse.
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Ep 2 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We used the historical patterns of NAT as captured by these trauma registries to predict what the volume should be and should have been during. The initial COVID time period.
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Ep 2 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The NAT study used historical patterns captured by trauma registries to predict what the volume should have been during the initial COVID time period and compared that to observed rates
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Ep 2 · 5:12
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: CDC Social Vulnerability Index was uniquely created to see neighborhood's vulnerability during times of crises
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Ep 2 · 6:07
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: One has to be careful not to make too strong of conclusions based on any data when it's related to simply ICD 10 codes, regardless of how many institutions and how long the evaluation period was
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Ep 2 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: There are very few cell lines available to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of cell lines touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma
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Ep 2 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The new hepatoblastoma cell line was created by injecting labeled cells into mouse tail vein, harvesting lung metastases, culturing surviving cells, and repeating the process until establishing a reliably metastatic cell line
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: June 2022, AAP Issue
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Ep 3 · 2:15
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The Midwest Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium (MWPSC) was established by departments of Pediatric Surgery from 11 children's hospitals
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Ep 3 · 2:51
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: Anecdotally, each of these sites started to Discussing how they saw different patterns in pediatric trauma that were coming through their doors and um they were especially concerned about the changes they saw um personally from child abuse.
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Ep 3 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We used the historical patterns of NAT as captured by these trauma registries to predict what the volume should be and should have been during. The initial COVID time period.
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Ep 3 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The NAT study used historical patterns captured by trauma registries to predict what the volume should have been during the initial COVID time period and compared that to observed rates
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Ep 3 · 5:12
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: CDC's Social Vulnerability Index was uniquely created to see neighborhood's vulnerability during times of crises
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Ep 3 · 6:07
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: One has to be careful not to make too strong of conclusions based on ICD 10 codes, no matter how many institutions and how long the evaluation period was
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Ep 3 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: So the impetus behind this. Work was there are very, very few cell lines available to be used to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of the cell lines that are touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma.
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Ep 3 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: There are very few cell lines available to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of cell lines touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma
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Ep 3 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The researchers labeled hepatoblastoma cells with luciferase, injected them into mouse tail veins where they preferentially went to lungs, harvested and cultured surviving cells, and repeated this process until establishing a reliable metastatic cell line
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Ep 3 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We took a cell line that we know is hepatoblastoma, and we labeled it with a marker that we can detect with um fluorescence. The cells light up the same way that, you know, a firefly will light up.
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Summaries Ellen gave as host · Intestinal Failure
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: June 2022, AAP Issue
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Ep 16 · 2:15
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The Midwest Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium (MWPSC) was established by departments of Pediatric Surgery from 11 children's hospitals
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Ep 16 · 2:51
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: Anecdotally, each of these sites started to Discussing how they saw different patterns in pediatric trauma that were coming through their doors and um they were especially concerned about the changes they saw um personally from child abuse.
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Ep 16 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We used the historical patterns of NAT as captured by these trauma registries to predict what the volume should be and should have been during. The initial COVID time period.
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Ep 16 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The NAT study used historical patterns captured by trauma registries to predict what the volume should have been during the initial COVID time period and compared that to observed rates
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Ep 16 · 5:12
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: CDC Social Vulnerability Index was uniquely created to see neighborhood's vulnerability during times of crises
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Ep 16 · 6:07
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: One has to be careful not to make too strong of conclusions based on any data when it's related to simply ICD 10 codes, regardless of how many institutions and how long the evaluation period was
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Ep 16 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: There are very few cell lines available to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of cell lines touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma
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Ep 16 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The new hepatoblastoma cell line was created by injecting labeled cells into mouse tail vein, harvesting lung metastases, culturing surviving cells, and repeating the process until establishing a reliably metastatic cell line
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: June 2022, AAP Issue
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Ep 17 · 2:15
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The Midwest Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium (MWPSC) was established by departments of Pediatric Surgery from 11 children's hospitals
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Ep 17 · 2:51
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: Anecdotally, each of these sites started to Discussing how they saw different patterns in pediatric trauma that were coming through their doors and um they were especially concerned about the changes they saw um personally from child abuse.
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Ep 17 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We used the historical patterns of NAT as captured by these trauma registries to predict what the volume should be and should have been during. The initial COVID time period.
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Ep 17 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The NAT study used historical patterns captured by trauma registries to predict what the volume should have been during the initial COVID time period and compared that to observed rates
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Ep 17 · 5:12
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: CDC's Social Vulnerability Index was uniquely created to see neighborhood's vulnerability during times of crises
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Ep 17 · 6:07
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: One has to be careful not to make too strong of conclusions based on ICD 10 codes, no matter how many institutions and how long the evaluation period was
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Ep 17 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: So the impetus behind this. Work was there are very, very few cell lines available to be used to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of the cell lines that are touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma.
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Ep 17 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: There are very few cell lines available to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of cell lines touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma
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Ep 17 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We took a cell line that we know is hepatoblastoma, and we labeled it with a marker that we can detect with um fluorescence. The cells light up the same way that, you know, a firefly will light up.
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Ep 17 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The researchers labeled hepatoblastoma cells with luciferase, injected them into mouse tail veins where they preferentially went to lungs, harvested and cultured surviving cells, and repeated this process until establishing a reliable metastatic cell line
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Summaries Ellen gave as host · Intestinal Rehab
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: June 2022, AAP Issue
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Ep 63 · 2:15
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The Midwest Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium (MWPSC) was established by departments of Pediatric Surgery from 11 children's hospitals
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Ep 63 · 2:51
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: Anecdotally, each of these sites started to Discussing how they saw different patterns in pediatric trauma that were coming through their doors and um they were especially concerned about the changes they saw um personally from child abuse.
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Ep 63 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We used the historical patterns of NAT as captured by these trauma registries to predict what the volume should be and should have been during. The initial COVID time period.
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Ep 63 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The NAT study used historical patterns captured by trauma registries to predict what the volume should have been during the initial COVID time period and compared that to observed rates
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Ep 63 · 5:12
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: CDC Social Vulnerability Index was uniquely created to see neighborhood's vulnerability during times of crises
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Ep 63 · 6:07
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: One has to be careful not to make too strong of conclusions based on any data when it's related to simply ICD 10 codes, regardless of how many institutions and how long the evaluation period was
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Ep 63 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: There are very few cell lines available to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of cell lines touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma
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Ep 63 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The new hepatoblastoma cell line was created by injecting labeled cells into mouse tail vein, harvesting lung metastases, culturing surviving cells, and repeating the process until establishing a reliably metastatic cell line
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: June 2022, AAP Issue
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Ep 64 · 2:15
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The Midwest Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium (MWPSC) was established by departments of Pediatric Surgery from 11 children's hospitals
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Ep 64 · 2:51
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: Anecdotally, each of these sites started to Discussing how they saw different patterns in pediatric trauma that were coming through their doors and um they were especially concerned about the changes they saw um personally from child abuse.
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Ep 64 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The NAT study used historical patterns captured by trauma registries to predict what the volume should have been during the initial COVID time period and compared that to observed rates
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Ep 64 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We used the historical patterns of NAT as captured by these trauma registries to predict what the volume should be and should have been during. The initial COVID time period.
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Ep 64 · 5:12
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: CDC's Social Vulnerability Index was uniquely created to see neighborhood's vulnerability during times of crises
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Ep 64 · 6:07
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: One has to be careful not to make too strong of conclusions based on ICD 10 codes, no matter how many institutions and how long the evaluation period was
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Ep 64 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: There are very few cell lines available to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of cell lines touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma
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Ep 64 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: So the impetus behind this. Work was there are very, very few cell lines available to be used to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of the cell lines that are touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma.
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Ep 64 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The researchers labeled hepatoblastoma cells with luciferase, injected them into mouse tail veins where they preferentially went to lungs, harvested and cultured surviving cells, and repeated this process until establishing a reliable metastatic cell line
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Ep 64 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We took a cell line that we know is hepatoblastoma, and we labeled it with a marker that we can detect with um fluorescence. The cells light up the same way that, you know, a firefly will light up.
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Summaries Ellen gave as host · Liver Tumors (Hepatoblastoma/HCC)
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: June 2022, AAP Issue
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Ep 6 · 2:15
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The Midwest Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium (MWPSC) was established by departments of Pediatric Surgery from 11 children's hospitals
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Ep 6 · 2:51
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: Anecdotally, each of these sites started to Discussing how they saw different patterns in pediatric trauma that were coming through their doors and um they were especially concerned about the changes they saw um personally from child abuse.
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Ep 6 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The NAT study used historical patterns captured by trauma registries to predict what the volume should have been during the initial COVID time period and compared that to observed rates
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Ep 6 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We used the historical patterns of NAT as captured by these trauma registries to predict what the volume should be and should have been during. The initial COVID time period.
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Ep 6 · 5:12
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: CDC Social Vulnerability Index was uniquely created to see neighborhood's vulnerability during times of crises
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Ep 6 · 6:07
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: One has to be careful not to make too strong of conclusions based on any data when it's related to simply ICD 10 codes, regardless of how many institutions and how long the evaluation period was
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Ep 6 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: There are very few cell lines available to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of cell lines touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma
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Ep 6 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The new hepatoblastoma cell line was created by injecting labeled cells into mouse tail vein, harvesting lung metastases, culturing surviving cells, and repeating the process until establishing a reliably metastatic cell line
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: June 2022, AAP Issue
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Ep 7 · 2:15
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The Midwest Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium (MWPSC) was established by departments of Pediatric Surgery from 11 children's hospitals
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Ep 7 · 2:51
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: Anecdotally, each of these sites started to Discussing how they saw different patterns in pediatric trauma that were coming through their doors and um they were especially concerned about the changes they saw um personally from child abuse.
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Ep 7 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We used the historical patterns of NAT as captured by these trauma registries to predict what the volume should be and should have been during. The initial COVID time period.
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Ep 7 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The NAT study used historical patterns captured by trauma registries to predict what the volume should have been during the initial COVID time period and compared that to observed rates
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Ep 7 · 5:12
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: CDC's Social Vulnerability Index was uniquely created to see neighborhood's vulnerability during times of crises
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Ep 7 · 6:07
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: One has to be careful not to make too strong of conclusions based on ICD 10 codes, no matter how many institutions and how long the evaluation period was
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Ep 7 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: So the impetus behind this. Work was there are very, very few cell lines available to be used to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of the cell lines that are touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma.
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Ep 7 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: There are very few cell lines available to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of cell lines touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma
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Ep 7 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The researchers labeled hepatoblastoma cells with luciferase, injected them into mouse tail veins where they preferentially went to lungs, harvested and cultured surviving cells, and repeated this process until establishing a reliable metastatic cell line
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Ep 7 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We took a cell line that we know is hepatoblastoma, and we labeled it with a marker that we can detect with um fluorescence. The cells light up the same way that, you know, a firefly will light up.
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Summaries Ellen gave as host · Non-accidental Trauma
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: June 2022, AAP Issue
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Ep 3 · 2:15
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The Midwest Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium (MWPSC) was established by departments of Pediatric Surgery from 11 children's hospitals
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Ep 3 · 2:51
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: Anecdotally, each of these sites started to Discussing how they saw different patterns in pediatric trauma that were coming through their doors and um they were especially concerned about the changes they saw um personally from child abuse.
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Ep 3 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We used the historical patterns of NAT as captured by these trauma registries to predict what the volume should be and should have been during. The initial COVID time period.
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Ep 3 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The NAT study used historical patterns captured by trauma registries to predict what the volume should have been during the initial COVID time period and compared that to observed rates
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Ep 3 · 5:12
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: CDC Social Vulnerability Index was uniquely created to see neighborhood's vulnerability during times of crises
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Ep 3 · 6:07
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: One has to be careful not to make too strong of conclusions based on any data when it's related to simply ICD 10 codes, regardless of how many institutions and how long the evaluation period was
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Ep 3 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: There are very few cell lines available to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of cell lines touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma
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Ep 3 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The new hepatoblastoma cell line was created by injecting labeled cells into mouse tail vein, harvesting lung metastases, culturing surviving cells, and repeating the process until establishing a reliably metastatic cell line
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: June 2022, AAP Issue
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Ep 4 · 2:15
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The Midwest Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium (MWPSC) was established by departments of Pediatric Surgery from 11 children's hospitals
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Ep 4 · 2:51
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: Anecdotally, each of these sites started to Discussing how they saw different patterns in pediatric trauma that were coming through their doors and um they were especially concerned about the changes they saw um personally from child abuse.
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Ep 4 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We used the historical patterns of NAT as captured by these trauma registries to predict what the volume should be and should have been during. The initial COVID time period.
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Ep 4 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The NAT study used historical patterns captured by trauma registries to predict what the volume should have been during the initial COVID time period and compared that to observed rates
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Ep 4 · 5:12
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: CDC's Social Vulnerability Index was uniquely created to see neighborhood's vulnerability during times of crises
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Ep 4 · 6:07
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: One has to be careful not to make too strong of conclusions based on ICD 10 codes, no matter how many institutions and how long the evaluation period was
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Ep 4 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: There are very few cell lines available to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of cell lines touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma
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Ep 4 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: So the impetus behind this. Work was there are very, very few cell lines available to be used to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of the cell lines that are touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma.
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Ep 4 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The researchers labeled hepatoblastoma cells with luciferase, injected them into mouse tail veins where they preferentially went to lungs, harvested and cultured surviving cells, and repeated this process until establishing a reliable metastatic cell line
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Ep 4 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We took a cell line that we know is hepatoblastoma, and we labeled it with a marker that we can detect with um fluorescence. The cells light up the same way that, you know, a firefly will light up.
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Summaries Ellen gave as host · Pediatric Oncology
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: June 2022, AAP Issue
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Ep 386 · 2:15
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The Midwest Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium (MWPSC) was established by departments of Pediatric Surgery from 11 children's hospitals
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Ep 386 · 2:51
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: Anecdotally, each of these sites started to Discussing how they saw different patterns in pediatric trauma that were coming through their doors and um they were especially concerned about the changes they saw um personally from child abuse.
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Ep 386 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The NAT study used historical patterns captured by trauma registries to predict what the volume should have been during the initial COVID time period and compared that to observed rates
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Ep 386 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We used the historical patterns of NAT as captured by these trauma registries to predict what the volume should be and should have been during. The initial COVID time period.
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Ep 386 · 5:12
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: CDC Social Vulnerability Index was uniquely created to see neighborhood's vulnerability during times of crises
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Ep 386 · 6:07
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: One has to be careful not to make too strong of conclusions based on any data when it's related to simply ICD 10 codes, regardless of how many institutions and how long the evaluation period was
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Ep 386 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: There are very few cell lines available to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of cell lines touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma
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Ep 386 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The new hepatoblastoma cell line was created by injecting labeled cells into mouse tail vein, harvesting lung metastases, culturing surviving cells, and repeating the process until establishing a reliably metastatic cell line
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: June 2022, AAP Issue
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Ep 388 · 2:15
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The Midwest Pediatric Surgery Research Consortium (MWPSC) was established by departments of Pediatric Surgery from 11 children's hospitals
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Ep 388 · 2:51
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: Anecdotally, each of these sites started to Discussing how they saw different patterns in pediatric trauma that were coming through their doors and um they were especially concerned about the changes they saw um personally from child abuse.
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Ep 388 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We used the historical patterns of NAT as captured by these trauma registries to predict what the volume should be and should have been during. The initial COVID time period.
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Ep 388 · 3:42
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The NAT study used historical patterns captured by trauma registries to predict what the volume should have been during the initial COVID time period and compared that to observed rates
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Ep 388 · 5:12
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: CDC's Social Vulnerability Index was uniquely created to see neighborhood's vulnerability during times of crises
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Ep 388 · 6:07
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: One has to be careful not to make too strong of conclusions based on ICD 10 codes, no matter how many institutions and how long the evaluation period was
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Ep 388 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: There are very few cell lines available to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of cell lines touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma
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Ep 388 · 6:47
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: So the impetus behind this. Work was there are very, very few cell lines available to be used to study hepatoblastoma, and a number of the cell lines that are touted to be hepatoblastoma are actually hepatocellular carcinoma.
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Ep 388 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: We took a cell line that we know is hepatoblastoma, and we labeled it with a marker that we can detect with um fluorescence. The cells light up the same way that, you know, a firefly will light up.
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Ep 388 · 7:24
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Ellen Incisco and M. Tom Bash summarizing the discussion: The researchers labeled hepatoblastoma cells with luciferase, injected them into mouse tail veins where they preferentially went to lungs, harvested and cultured surviving cells, and repeated this process until establishing a reliable metastatic cell line
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