Jeffrey H. Haynes

In Vivo Degradation of Fetal Wound Hyaluronic Acid Results in Increased Fibroplasia, Collagen Deposition, and Neovascularization

Bruce A. Mast, Jeffrey H. Haynes, Thomas M. Krummel et al. · Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery · 1992 · 121 citations

Tissue Engineering, Engineering, Biomedical Engineering +19

Potentially lethal complications of central venous catheter placement

Charles E. Bagwell, Arnold M. Salzberg, Roberta Sonnino et al. · Journal of Pediatric Surgery · 2000 · 113 citations

Venous Disease, Patient Safety, Vascular Surgery +7

Hyaluronic Acid is a Major Component of the Matrix of Fetal Rabbit Skin and Wounds: Implications for Healing by Regeneration

Bruce A. Mast, Louise C. Flood, Jeffrey H. Haynes et al. · Matrix · 1991 · 102 citations

Regenerative Medicine, Developmental Biology, Major Component +13

Identifying Children at Very Low Risk for Blunt Intra-Abdominal Injury in Whom CT of the Abdomen Can Be Avoided Safely

Christian J. Streck, Adam M. Vogel, Jingwen Zhang et al. · Journal of the American College of Surgeons · 2017 · 90 citations

Platelet-derived growth factor induces fetal wound fibrosis

Jeffrey H. Haynes, Danna E. Johnson, Bruce A. Mast et al. · Journal of Pediatric Surgery · 1994 · 78 citations

Inflammation, Thrombopoiesis, Fibrosis +6