This study investigates the prognostic impact of somatic mutations in mesothelioma, showing NF2 truncating variants worsen survival, supporting genomic testing to guide treatment strategies.
This study investigates the limitations of circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) surveillance in stage II–III colon cancer, showing reduced detection of isolated peritoneal metastases due to biological constraints.
Yale surgical residents contributed to advancing treatment guidelines for peritoneal surface malignancies while demonstrating the effectiveness of collaborative, nonhierarchical models for complex medical research.
This study investigates tissue engineering for breast reconstruction post-mastectomy, showing its potential to improve aesthetic and functional outcomes, significantly impacting patient quality of life.