James D Gendernalik
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Gendernalik S, Gendernalik J
J Am Osteopath Assoc
. 2011 Mar;
111(2):117-8.
PMID: 21357498
A 26-year-old previously healthy man presented with a 6-mm violaceous papule that had a surrounding 1.5-cm annular, nonblanching, erythematous halo on the right-sided flank. The man reported the lesion had...
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Gendernalik J, Sechriest 2nd V
Mil Med
. 2009 Jul;
174(6):666-9.
PMID: 19585786
Patients with prepatellar septic bursitis are typically successfully managed nonoperatively with rest, compression, immobilization, aspiration, and antibiotics. Rarely, surgical excision of the bursa may be required for recalcitrant cases. Prepatellar...
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Cooper C, Graves B, Pruitt F, Chaib H, Lynch J, Cox A, et al.
J Cell Biochem
. 2008 Jun;
104(6):2298-309.
PMID: 18561328
An unbiased cDNA expression phage library derived from bone-marrow endothelial cells was used to identify novel surface adhesion molecules that might participate in metastasis. Herein we report that reticulocalbin 1...
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Cooper C, Chay C, Gendernalik J, Lee H, Bhatia J, Taichman R, et al.
Cancer
. 2003 Jan;
97(3 Suppl):739-47.
PMID: 12548571
Background: Prostate carcinoma (PC) frequently metastasizes to bone, where it causes significant morbidity and mortality. Stromal elements in the primary and metastatic target organs are important mediators of tumor cell...
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Chay C, Cooper C, Gendernalik J, Dhanasekaran S, Chinnaiyan A, Rubin M, et al.
Urology
. 2002 Nov;
60(5):760-5.
PMID: 12429291
Objectives: To identify genes important in prostate cancer metastatic to bone. Bone-specific metastasis is a common feature of prostate cancer and a significant cause of morbidity. Methods: To identify factors...