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Does Vitamin D Signaling Play a Role in Keloid Pathology?
Dorothy M. Supp, PhD1,2; Caitlin Phil- lips, BS2 ; Jane Young, BS2 ; Jennifer M. Hahn, BS1 ; Heather M. Powell, PhD3,2; Sara Higginson, MD, FACS2
- University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio,
USA - Shriners Children’s Ohio, Dayton, Ohio, USA
- The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio,
USA
First Author Contact Information
Dorothy M. Supp, PhD
University of Cincinnati College of
Medicine
Department of Surgery, Division of
Plastic, Reconstructive, and Hand/Burn
Surgery
231 Albert Sabin Way
Cincinnati, Ohio, 45267, USA
suppdm@ucmail.uc.edu or
dorothy.supp@uc.edu
(either email works the same)
Funding was provided by Shriners
Hospitals for Children Medical Rese-
arch Grant #72005-CIN-21
This abstract reports the results of Original Research. This was not a clinical trial. It was a clinical observational study. IRB approval was initially obtained from the WCG IRB on 1/13/2023, and re-approval was obtained annually until study closure on 3/31/2026 (Shriners study #OHI2201).
Running Title
Does Vitamin D Signaling Play a Role in Keloid Pathology?
Word Count
793 words
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